Future Buckaroo Spotlight:
South Elementary student Matthew Reed was chosen as January’s student of the month. Reed’s teachers and Principal Josh Holt spoke about how bright of a light he is within the school.
Sports
BISD athletics seeks support through fundraiser
Last week, the Breckenridge Buckaroo Athletics launched an online fundraiser through Adrenaline Fundraising to help fund upgrades to equipment and facilities. The specific use of funds are earmarked for Breckenridge Junior High School girl’s basketball uniforms, football safety equipment, and possibly LT Cook and junior high gym upgrades, according to Athletic Director Casey Pearce.
Buckaroo Spotlight: Chance Stewart
This week’s Buckaroo Spotlight Athlete of the Week is Chance Stewart. Stewart is a Freshman at Breckenridge High School and rapidly improving himself as a student and athlete.
Hoop Shoot held Sunday
The Breckenridge Elks Lodge held their annual basketball hoop shoot free throw competition Sunday, Jan. 8 at LT Cook Gym.
Bucks barely boot Pirates
After coming off a 24-point loss to Perrin in the Graham Tournament the weekend before, you couldn’t blame Breckenridge for wanting a little dose of revenge on the Pirate ship Thursday, Dec. 15.
Bucks compete in Graham, finish 0-4 in tournament
The Breckenridge Buckaroos looked to improve on five wins to open the basketball season last week when they traveled to Graham to participate in the inaugural Red, White and Blue Tournament at Graham High School.
Buckaroos earn 33 all-district honors
Buckaroos senior Anson Rodgers headlines a long list of Breckenridge Buckaroos earning 2022 District 3-3A Division I All-District honors. With all four district playoff teams eliminated the postseason awards were officially announced last Friday, Nov. 25.
Bucks fall in bi-district
A roller coaster of a season came to an end for the Breckenridge Buckaroos on Friday, Nov. 11. Looking to win their first playoff game since 2016, the Buckaroos fell short against the Paradise Panthers. The Buckaroo’s 8-3 season ends after a 47-7 loss to the Panthers in the bi-district playoff at Ponder High School. The Buckaroos were riding high as they entered the district schedule in October. After winning fivestraight games, the Buckaroos opened the district schedule with a 42-0 win against the Hawks at Iowa Park. Entering the following week’s game at Vernon, the Buckaroos were ranked No. 6 in Class 3A Division I and looked as if they could upset Jim Ned for a district championship.
