The JV Girls’ Basketball team recently ended their season with an undefeated record of 21-0-0. Their closest game was the first game of the season. “It was a really close game and eventually went into overtime,” said Head Coach Scot Sorenson. “but the girls were able to beat them at the end.” The majority of the JV team was made up of juniors who already had prior JV experience in previous years. This gave the…

Business Professionals of America is a school program that offers career and technical organization opportunities for all students. This week, BPA has been raising funds for the Minnesota Special Olympics.The chairwoman for this fundraiser is Junior Jessica Demeules – co-chairs are Seniors Joey Jordan and Michael Bonde. They are selling tickets at $1 a piece, and they can be purchased at sporting events and during lunches on Monday, Wednesday and Friday to win various donated…

Last Thursday was an interesting day for our Mock Trial team.  During Regionals against Elk River, the judges said that Buffalo lost by three points.   Senior Graham Wyatt’s dad checked the numbers and noticed that one of the judges forgot to copy a seven over to Buffalo’s score sheet.  With that seven, Buffalo was enabled to beat Elk River by four points. “We made sure we wanted to win.  We put a lot of…

Sophomore Kaelie Lund partnered up with Senior Graham Wyatt and GMSA to help put together the Help Haiti concert tonight (Friday) at 7:00 in the PAC. If you go, you can catch acts performed by Undefined Purpose, Whosah?, Iceicles to Eskimos, and Softer Fireside, along with some other interesting acts. “One hundred percent of the proceeds go to the American Refugee Comittee which is sending all of that money to Haiti,” said Lund. “The situation…

Tuesday, the boy’s and girl’s basketball teams played Cambridge-Isanti. The girls had a tough loss of 51-60 by the end of the game. “We started out bad and weren’t getting rebounds that we needed. We were missing shots that we usually make but in the second half we stepped it up and made it a pretty close game,” said Senior Kristin Jeske. “Rebounding is something we always want to improve on. That is the major…

On Tuesday February 24, the girls’ basketball team had a tough loss to Cambridge-Isanti. Cambridge is now 19-6 overall this season while the Bison girls are 20-5. Two of those losses were conference games. Neighbor, St. Michael-Albertville girls’ basketball team has also lost two conference games this season. This means Buffalo and St. St Michael will share the conference title. Even though the girls had a tough loss on Tuesday coach Scot Sorenson is still…

Many junk food options have become available in the cafeteria including Little Debbie Snacks, gummy bears, and ice cream bars. Just as many healthy options are available, but many students seem drawn to the less healthy options.  In a society where people are becoming more and more aware of the health risks that junk food poses, what actions are being taken to give younger generations alternative options? “In the eight years since I’ve worked here,…

The Boys’ hockey yeam ended regular season play last Saturday with a 6-0 loss to the number 1 AA ranked Minnetonka. The Bison have had a tough schedule this season, facing off against other top teams like Wayzata, Edina, Maple Grove, Roseau and Hopkins. The Bison were put in a tough position after losing twelve seniors the previous season, but the seven seniors and numerous underclassmen pulled together and showed a lot of determination in…

Every year, staff from all over the Buffalo-Hanover-Montrose schools participate in a staff showcase.  The talent show is taking place tonight, Februaury 19, at the Buffalo High School in the Performing Arts Center. The staff put on this talent show each year to raise money for student scholarships for the seniors of Buffalo High School. In 2004, the school held the first Staff Schowcase.  “It was Mike Walsh’s idea,” said Mike Quady.  “This is the sixth…

Yesterday’s dress-up day was Switch It Up. Students dressed as teachers and teachers dressed as students. Student’s choices of dress ranged from Mr. Bakke to Ms. Kunz. Teachers’ outfit varied as well. Spanish teacher Nancey Eiynck dressed as Senior Megan Downing with Downing’s  swim gear. “I thought I was accurate in my outfit because I was wearing a actual student’s outfit….the iPod was a bit cliche though,” said Eiynck. “I thought it was hilarious! Senora…