Butler High School

The Bears keep rolling! 🐻

🏌️ Golf → Clever for a match
🏃 JH Track → Midway
📣 Cheer Clinic continues as they prepare for tryouts!

Keep it going, Bears! #GOBEARS

The Varsity Lady Bears got a big win over Windsor tonight 16-5, and the JV Lady Bears battled back from being down early to finish in a 3-3 tie. Weather permitting, the girls are back in action at home on Thursday against Liberal. ❤️🥎🖤

Kash Dominant as Bears Shut Out Miami Bryson Kash was lights out on the mound Tuesday, tossing a complete-game shutout to lead Butler past Miami, 5-0. The Bears broke through in the third inning when Frazion Wisdom laced a double to get Butler on the board. Kash controlled the game from start to finish, highlighted by an immaculate inning in the third—striking out the side on just nine pitches. Offensively, Butler showed patience and aggressiveness. Brandon Hammett set the tone at the top of the lineup with two hits, while Kyson King and Frazion Wisdom each drove in a run. The Bears drew seven walks as a team, with Kash and Bronson Hannah collecting two apiece. On the bases, Butler was relentless, swiping 10 total bags. Wisdom and Hannah led the charge with multiple steals. Defensively, the Bears were sharp, turning a double play to back Kash’s dominant outing. Butler hits the road Thursday to take on Hermitage.

Announcements for Wednesday, April 1

Baseball Home Game Tonight has been moved from 4:30 pm to 5:00 pm start time due to busing issues. Thank you!

Eighth grade students from Butler R-V School District recently took an educational trip to the Missouri State Capitol in Jefferson City!

Students had the opportunity to learn firsthand how state government operates by observing legislative chambers and exploring the historic Capitol building. A highlight of the day was meeting State Representative Dane Diehl, who spoke with students about his role, answered questions, and encouraged them to stay involved in their communities.

The group also visited with Secretary of State Denny Hoskins’ office, where his assistant shared insight into the responsibilities of the position and how it serves the state of Missouri.

Students experienced some of the Capitol’s unique features, including the Whispering Gallery, and even climbed to the top of the dome for a 360° view of Jefferson City!

The day wrapped up with a stop at Central Dairy—always a favorite!

It was a great day filled with learning, memories, and a lot of fun!

#GOBEARS

Despite outhitting their opponent, Butler couldn’t overcome a big inning, falling 14-4 to El Dorado Springs. The Bears tallied 8 hits on the day, with Cohen Wilson, Kyson King, and Ayden Amaya each collecting two. Renner Martin and Bronson Hannah sparked a 4th inning rally to tie things up, but a 10-run 5th inning by El Dorado proved to be the difference. Martin led the Bears with 2 RBIs, and the defense turned a double play behind Hayden Dickens on the mound. Butler looks to bounce back tomorrow as they host Miami.

Announcements for Tuesday, March 31

Here is your schedule for March 30 – April 5!

Reminder: We have school on Monday and NO SCHOOL on Friday!

Let’s have a great week, Bears! 🐻

Don't forget! School is in session tomorrow!

#gobears

Announcements for Monday, March 30

Congratulations to our Competitor of the Week (3/23–3/29), Cooper Johnson!

Cooper has hit the ground running this golf season, already lowering his scores and making an impact. He kicked things off with a Top 10 finish at the Bears’ first tournament, helping lead the team to an overall tournament win!

Cooper’s time, dedication, and effort are paying off early—keep it rolling, Coop! ⛳️ #GOBEARS

Announcements for Sunday, March 29

Bears Fall After Early Lead Slips Away Butler jumped out to a strong start but couldn’t hold off a big comeback, falling 18-10 to Lone Jack on Saturday. The Bears were aggressive early, building a lead of up to four runs behind timely hitting and pressure on the bases. Bronson Hannah and Cohen Wilson sparked the offense with extra-base hits in the second, while Brandon Hammett and Hannah helped extend the lead in the third. Butler finished with 12 hits on the day, with Hayden Dickens, Hammett, Wilson, Bryson Kash, and Hannah each collecting two. Hammett and Wilson also drove in two runs apiece. The Bears stayed active on the bases, swiping 12 total bags, with Dickens, Frazion Wisdom, and Hannah leading the way. Lone Jack turned the game in the fourth inning, erupting for seven runs to take control, and followed it up with a six-run sixth to pull away. Despite the setback, Butler showed patience at the plate with six walks and continued to apply pressure offensively throughout. The Bears will look to bounce back Monday on the road against El Dorado Springs. #GOBEARS

Bears Fall to Stockton Butler dropped a 12-5 contest to Stockton on Saturday. The Bears showed fight at the plate, led by Bryson Kash with three RBIs. Hayden Dickens and Cohen Wilson each collected two hits, while Butler stayed aggressive on the bases with nine stolen bags. Brandon Hammett, Cohen Wilson, and Ayden Amaya each recorded multiple steals. Renner Martin got the start on the mound, working three innings. Butler looks to bounce back in game two today against Lone Jack.

The JV and Varsity Lady Bears both take losses tonight at Adrian. Both teams are back in action Monday for their home opener against Warsaw. ❤️🥎🖤

Announcements for Saturday, March 28

Announcements for Friday, March 27