Season Preview

The Broncs finished 2010 as tri-champions of the BHC. However, the Broncs ended the season with a first round loss to the Hot Springs Bison.

The Bison will once again be among the top tier teams in the BHC under longtime coach Adam Nowowiejski.

Season Update

Belle Fourche High School

Stats

2010 Regular Season Record: 4 wins 4 losses

2010 Playoffs:
First Round: Hot Springs 44  Belle Fourche 14

History

“Sweet” Lou Graslie Field (Belle Fourche)

Lou Graslie Field came to be in the mid 1990’s. For years the Broncs played their home game on the “upper” field which is the current practice field. “Sweet” Lou made his mark in Belle Fourche as a very successful high school basketball coach. Graslie guided the Broncs to their lone state basketball championship in the school’s history when he led the Broncs to the 1957 State “A” Basketball Championship. After retiring from the coaching ranks he became the Superintendent of Schools in Belle Fourche. He was at the helm of the Belle Fourche School District for over two decades proving that he was more than just a coach. Lou Graslie Field is famous for Hot Dr. Pepper. This delicious drink became famous in Bronc lore due to the lengthened play off season and cold weather that many Bronc teams played in. It’s not unusual for Belle Fourche to still playing through Halloween as they have played in five state football championship games.

2000 State Runner-Up
1996 State Runner-Up
1982 State Runner-Up

RICK SWENSON
Rick Swenson was chosen as the 1983-1984 football Coach of the Year by the SD High School Coaches Association, and was inducted into the Coaches Hall of Fame.

SCOTT ELIASON
Scott Eliason was a 1978 all state player for the Broncs and went on to the play for the SD School of Mines. While at Mines Eliasonwas an all SDIC selection.  Eliason (1st on left, 3rd row) is seen below with his Hardrocker team
.

ETHAN DSCHAAK
Ethan Dschaak was a 1991 first team all state player for Belle Fourche. Dschaak wen to to play college ball at BHSU and is now a Principal in the Meade County School District.

Ethan Dschaak--senior year (1992).

ALL STATE
2011 Austin Kudlock
2010 Trevor Melum
2009 Francois Barnaud 
2009 Brady Bisgaard 
2009 Justin Jensen 
2008 Kyle Blake
2008 Alex Kling
2007 Colen Kling (HM)
2007 Jess Cooper (HM)
2007 Kyle Blake (HM)
2007 Alex Kling (HM)
2004 Ryan Olson
2004 Sabian Sandoval
2002 Shane Warren (HM)
2001 Brandon McElwain
2000 Nick Allen
2000 Brent Stanek
2000 Grant Gartland (HM)
2000 Kevin Dailey
2000 Aaron Mailloux
2000 Chris Walker
1999 Jay Olson
1999 Jeremy Coyle
1999 Brad Keil (HM)
1998 Brett Goodwin
1998 Jay Olson
1998 Eric Ballenger
1997 Jeremy Hoven
1997 Brett Goodwin
1997 Jess Kracht
1997 Jay Olson
1996 Jeremy Hoven
1996 David Cose (HM)
1996 Jess Kracht (HM)
1994 Jason Riley
1994 Brian Ballow
1994 Matt Nehl
1994 Jeremy Henwood
1993 Ryan Miller
1993 Jason Riley
1992 Brian Keil
1991 Rusty Lenners
1991 Jamie Johnson
1991 Ethan Dschaak
1990 Luke Stradinger
1985 Darin Brickman
1984 Jim Fritz
1983 Bob Hannah
1983 Don Hobarts
1980 Rex Morris
1979 Tom Courtney
1978 Scott Eliason
1977 Randy Ortega
1975 Jay Eliason
1972 Dan McGinnis
1971 Rod Bean
1971 Mike Collins
1970 Mike McGinnis
1968 Merlin Porterfield
1966 Curt Shaw
1966 Bill Otis
1965 Lelund Kahler
1963 Duane Franke (HM)
1960 John Snyder

Brady Bisgaard 2009 All State

2011 ALL BHC
Austin Kudlock
Chris Dschaak
Tate Thybo
P.T. Thomas
Chance Wilder (HM)
Bryce Kudlock (HM)

2010 ALL BHC
Trevor Melum
Tedd Leipold
Cameron Carlson
Jeff Burns
Austin Kudlock