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The Boys Varsity Hockey team has been preparing for the 2009-2010 season since their Captains Practice began in October. But, the teams official try-outs did not began till Monday, November 16th. Throughout their week of try-outs the coaches evaluated players, and began to determine the players that would play on varsity and junior varsity. The week will finish with a Scrimmage Festival held at Buffalo Civic Center on Friday, November 20th and Saturday, November 21st.…
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On October 16th the Bison kicked off the beginning of the sports winter season. Boys and Girls Basketball, Boy and Girls Hockey, Boys and Girls Nordic Skiing. Girls Basketball has their first game on December 3rd away against Elk River , and the boys will open their season game on December 4th away against Osseo. Nordic Skiing will start off racing at St. Cloud Tech. Girls Hockey started off with a first game against North…
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The Varsity girls basketball team opened their season this week with their 1st practice on Monday. The Bison said good-bye to 11 seniors after last years state appearance and had 9 new faces at practice on Monday. When asked about the 1st practice of the season coach Scot Sorenson said, “It was a practice to get the rust out (from last season) and learn new faces.” With nine new faces this year and only one…
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Buffalo High School has five lockdowns a year. Students go through the procedure of turning off the lights in their classrooms and quietly waiting for the “all clear.” They are not supposed to answer the door for anyone they are not familiar to and they are to remain calm. The principal is responsible for every person in the building including the teachers, the staff, the volunteers and the visitors and the teacher is responsible for…
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On Tuesday November 17th, and Wednesday November 18th sophomores took the PLAN test. The PLAN is a practice ACT test and also and guide on picking a collage/career. It is taken in the sophomore year to help them plan the classes that students will take in their junior and senior years, along with collage courses. “These test were not hard at all,” said Sophomore Colton Thomas, “Everything on the test we learned in class. The…
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Every year in the middle of November the Youth Frontier Organization takes there time to come to Buffalo and involve themselves with all seventh grade students to put on a Courage Retreat; which includes 3 separate days of fun with an average of 150 seventh graders per day. Youth Frontier leaders and around 95 (30 each day) BHS staff members step up to show there leadership and a positive example for these younger kids to…
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September 2009 the musical was chosen. By September 21st the cast was picked. Throughout October and the beginning of November the cast and crew spent hours nearly of day of the week practicing their roles. Now the performances have begun. “Were all excited for opening night,” said sophomore Amelia Haggen, “But I’m really afraid I’ll screw up. All that practice builds up a lot of pressure on you.” The Suessical began with a special performance…
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With a 7-1 record at the end of conference play, the football team advanced to Section play-offs as the first seed. On top of that the team was named Co-Conference Champions along with St. Michael Albertville and Rogers. They were then ranked 7th in the State for 5AAAAA football. “It seemed that lots of people doubted us at the beginning of the season, and we’ve been able to prove them wrong,” said Senior Captain Ben…
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The Beginning: This is the first update of many upcoming basketball events. As the new boys basketball season approaches, there are always new expectations, new things to be excited about, and a new group of students ready to make the best of the season. This is Megan Downing and Kendra Durst, and as the Basketball season progresses we will be following the team to see what this sport is really like, and not only what…
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Veterans Day, on November 11th, isn’t normally celebrated through out the school, but this year, BHS history teachers changed that. History teacher Mrs. Hulley has had American History classes and World Study classes send letters to veterans for the past three years, that she sends to Vietnam Vet Gary Gullickson. Gullickson has been coming to speak to history classes at BHS for 10 years, in January and in May. “When Gary began coming he talked…
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