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The BHM Staff WiFi network was taken down recently in order to upgrade and secure the district’s system. This change came because students within the district, who were never meant to join this WiFi, were using the network in significant numbers and their connections caused the network to slow down while bringing up security problems. Students were able to connect to the network after obtaining the password from friends, but after the removal of BHM…
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Girls varsity basketball moved another step closer to their goal of Conference Champs after a come-from-behind 45-43 victory in Monticello. Tuesday night, girls varsity basketball players Reese Wishart and Alyssa Sorenson scored 5 points in the last 30 seconds to beat the Monticello Magic on their home court. The game was close throughout. Buffalo led the first half but not by much. The second half began and the lead went back and forth, Monticello would…
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The Buffalo boys hockey team came into sections hot, going undefeated in the last 13 games. They kept the hot streak going as they beat St. Michael-Albertville 4-0 with goals from Jake Braccini, Ben Klein and two from Tyler Braccini. “The rink was packed full, there was a lot of excitement rolling and we knew it’d be tough to take down STMA three games in a row but we got it done not allowing a…
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The Buffalo Varsity Knowledge Bowl team finished fourth last Saturday in Sartell, which was their highest finish of the year. Only half a point out of third place, competitors and coaches are hopeful that they will be able to make a run for state if they continue to score high in competitions. “We [the Knowledge Bowl team] are finally starting to compete at a high level. It took a little while for us to gel…
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Seth Curran and John Russett, seniors at Buffalo high school, took different directions in their senior photo session. John Russett, paid $0 while Seth Curran paid $1509.59. “I didn’t really care about my pictures, but my mom wanted them to be high quality, so we hired a photographer,” said Curran. While many seniors take the more expensive way by hiring a photographer, some take a cheaper route, like John Russett. “Honestly I didn’t really want…
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With five snow days under Buffalo High Schools’ belt, everyone is asking about what will happen next. Rockford has already taken away Presidents Day, and is making their kids go to school that day. St. Michael-Albertville has extended their school year. Minnesota state law says that each school district must have at least 170 open school days. Buffalo School District has scheduled 174 open school days in the 18-19 school year calendar. “Our next steps…
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The Buffalo boy’s lacrosse team has been changing coaches in the recent years. They are adding middle school teacher, Jason Tornell, in the place of assistant coach. They are adding him because of the loss to the program of assistant coach, Louie Clifton. Steve Lund, assistant coach for varsity and head coach of junior varsity, is hoping to make more of an impact this year. Bjorn Pederson, defenseman on the team had this to say…
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The rivalry between STMA and Buffalo is one that all students know about in all sports here at BHS. The Boys Varsity hockey team faced-off against the St.Michael-Albertville Knights in the Mississippi 8 Conference Championship game played on Saturday February 9th. With a final score of 8-1, the Bison captured its first Conference title since 2013. During the game, the junior all star, Jake Braccini netted six or the eight goals scored in this game.…
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Junior Brandon Maatz drained a buzzer beater for the Bison Boys Basketball team to cap off a 72-71 home win over the Monticello Magic last night. The win brings the boys’ overall record to 15-6 and a tie with St. Michael-Albertville for First Place in the Mississippi 8 Conference. “When I shot the ball first, and it went in, I didn’t know what happened,” Maatz said, “until Aidan [Bouman] came up and hugged me and…
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The HERD Marching Band practices kicked off Tuesday, May 29th, with just over 2 weeks until their first performance. A lot can happen during that time though, and it has to: They have to play parades almost back to back for a week and a half, and they need to have their music and marching down pat. Spending so much time together, the group becomes close and develops traditions unknown to the outside world. Here’s…
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