Archive - Oct 2012 - Pictures

Pictures by Joseph Barani

Another win for the 8th grade Bronc team beating Gillette Twin Spruce 22-12.

Sunday afternoon and evening was a special time in Big Horn. The recently opened Big Horn Smokehouse and Saloon was the location for the 4th Annual Lane Goldhammer Memorial Scholarship Fundraiser.

Sunday's sunset as seen from the Sugarland Shopping Center's parking lot was a view to behold. Just think this view is from leasable retail property. A description of this 80,000 square foot of leasable area reads: "Future Spaces in a shopping center anchored by Albertsons. (Wal-Mart and Walgreens across the street.) 28,480 cars pass by a day making these highly visible spaces great locations.

This set by Dylan Wright to her Senior Sister Mali Wright and the resultant hit for point #25 in game three Saturday garnered the Lady Broncs a 3-game sweep of the Lady Bisons from Cheyenne. It was the Lady Broncs final home meeting and Senior Day to boot as they swept the 3-games with wins of 25-7, 25-9 and 25-13.

Freshman Mackenzie Dougherty won the 100 Meter Butterfly Friday afternoon with a state qualifying time of 1:15.23 beating out Riverton's Jordan Settlemire by .10-seconds for first place.

Buffalo's Homecoming Week wrapped up Friday with the crowning of royalty, the Homecoming football game and then the dance.

Buffalo's Homecoming Royalty are: Aaron Fenner and Erin Esponda, Tyler Bauer and Kinzi Litzel, and King Isaac Keifer and Queen Kadelyn Burd.

When they were crowned at the Sheridan High School Homecoming assembly Friday morning little did King Casey Carlton and Queen Hailey Ligocki know they would make their Friday evening grand entrance before the brave Sheridan fans in the first major snowfall of the season.

The Sheridan Broncs take the field 5-minutes before kickoff at home against Laramie Friday evening in what could be called the "Snow Bowl." It took but 14-seconds for the Broncs to get on the board as Junior Daniel Sessions scored the first of his 6 TD's on the evening.

At 7:39 pm Thursday evening a tradition was started as the Flaming Bronc was first ignited during Homecoming Festivities held on Grinnell Plaza. Activities Director and Bronc Head Football Coach Don Julian said he hopes this event on Grinnell Plaza is but the first of many.