With bouquets of flowers and baskets of gifts, five senior varsity basketball players at Lone Peak High School thanked their parents in front of the crowd before they played their final home games of the season against the Sheridan Panthers on Friday night, Feb. 11.
Women's volleyball, led by head coach Ellen Wolferman and assistant coach Bailey Dowd, continued their hot streak against Sheridan and Harrison this past week with two wins. They first beat Sheridan away and then handled Harrison for Homecoming on Friday, Oct. 8. According to Athletic Director John Hannahs, the Lady Big Horns were all business.
In the world of local sports, Lone Peak High School had a busy weekend.
It’s almost time for football. Which means LPHS and the community of Big Sky will be excited for the home football opener in mid-September. However, this year there will be an added level of excitement, a new turf football field.
The Bighorns have brought home the championship. Just probably not one you're thinking of. Unlike most recognition that Lone Peak High School students receive, mainly regarding sporting events, this is something unique.
Lights, camera, action! Thirty-one student actors are vigorously rehearsing and an eight person crew is working diligently so the Lone Peak Thespians can bring Legally Blonde, The Musical to the WMPAC stage next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Lone Peak High School (LPHS) spring sports have proven challenging thus far, according to LPHS Athletic Director John Hannahs. Less than ideal weather did not help, nor did Spring Break running right down the middle of an incredibly active week in the season. Also, Covid-19 has continued to plague planning.
Scheduling and playing sports has proven challenging in the time of COVID. Big Sky School District winter sports teams faced some challenges, including team quarantines. Even student transportation to games for various sports has taken some effort.