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The Herd Winter Drumline had their home show on February 15. The event was a chance for the program to showcase a new vision and new leadership to a home audience. They had a slightly lower score than last meet but placed first in their division. Their Asian-influenced show was called “Balance”. They dressed up in white kimonos with red belts and their routine included choreography that they rehearsed with the help of a yoga…
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Buffalo High School’s One Act Play, Watermelon Hill, earned the highest honor possible, a Starred Performance at the State Festival, on February 7th at Saint Catherine’s University. The award is the first Starred Performance for Buffalo in four years. The moment was a dream come true for Senior Amanda Krinke, who had been denied trips to State the past two years. “None of us expected to win,” Krinke said. “We did not expect to go…
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Jonah Polson and Eli Brenny discuss balancing professional snowmobile racing and school life with Paul Brown on episode 1 of the Wright County Racing Show.
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Senior Captain Jake Braccini broke the single season point record Tuesday, February 18, with a goal late in the second period in St. Michael. Braccini has been after this record since he started skating for the Bison, scoring 34 points as a sophomore. In his next season Jake totaled a whopping 64 points in his Junior season. He then followed that with a solid 39 point year, securing the record. “When you go play your…
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Air Force 1s have become an overnight trend. First released in 1982, they are the most popular Nike shoe ever sold. And seemingly, one of the most popular at Buffalo High School. People have many different feelings on whether they are stylish or not. Maddy Anderson 22’ thinks, “They are kinda basic, but fun. I have already creased them and stained them but I clean them at least once a day. I even bought a…
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The Buffalo Boys Basketball team took the fourth-ranked Hopkins Royals to double overtime before losing 103-95 at Hopkins High School on Friday, February 7th. Senior Matthew Willert dominated with a school record-breaking 54 points. Willert broke his own 49-point record he set just a week earlier. The Buffalo Bison were in control the entire game. Almost every score from the Royals was a three-pointer or a well-defended shot. Hopkins’ Kerwin Walton was a challenge for…
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The Buffalo Bison varsity hockey team suffered a loss to the Wayzata Trojans Thursday night at the Buffalo Civic center. Going into the third period tied, the Bison gave up a goal with 11 minutes left and were never able to tie the game. The game was close thanks to strong performances from goaltender Jack Ryden who saved 32 of 35 shots. Captains Jake and Tyler Braccini both chipped in 2 points apiece. After the…
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Buffalo’s Girls Basketball Team faced off against Hopkins, the best program in the state, and Paige Bueckers on Friday, February 7. Bueckers is the top girls basketball recruit in the country according to ESPN and other sources. Sophomore guard Lauren Feddema was charged with guarding Bueckers. “It was really nerve wracking,” Feddema said. “I see her in videos and on TV but when I’m on the court guarding her it’s different. She moves and plays…
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Introduction The proposed budget cuts for the 2020-2021 school year would total to roughly 2.9 million dollars, and 67% of the money is coming from instruction. This category includes reduction of teaching staff, closure of Discovery Elementary and Phoenix Learning Center, and elimination of programs like Quest, along with various other instructional opportunities like CIS classes and wRight Choice. In addition, Buffalo Community Middle School would cut funding for every sport and activity at the…
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The Buffalo-Hanover-Montrose school board has announced that large budget cuts are coming to the entire district. This includes the closing of Discovery elementary and Phoenix learning center, shutting down all middle school activities, and removing several high school activities. In the 2019-2020 year alone the board will be removing 10 teaching positions district-wide, and in the 2020-2021 school year a total of 22 more teachers will be removed. The budget cuts will also include reducing…
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