Lafayette Jefferson Bronchos

Lafayette Jeff’s girls golf team competed in five tournaments in its first week of action, and completed the play with a second-place finish at the Twin Lakes Invitational, and medalist honors for Bronchos’ senior Halie Wolf. LJHS managed a team score of 372 to finish behind team champion Lebanon, while Wolf’s 81 was the No.

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Lafayette Jeff’s girls golf team continued its season with its third invitational in four days at the West Lafayette Invitational at Purdue’s Ackerman-Allen Golf Course. The Bronchos were once again led by Halie Wolf, who tallied a 79 to finish third in the 70-player field. Lafayette Jeff finished fifth out of 15 teams with a

The Lafayette Jefferson High School girls golf team hosted its own Jeff Booster Club Invitational and placed 10th out of 15 teams. Lebanon won the tournament with a 351 team score, while the Bronchos tallied a 390. Halie Wolf led LJHS with an 86, which was good enough for a 10th-place showing. Lafayette Jeff will

https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/getmain.action The Lafayette Jeff/Golden Broncho Club 17th Annual Birdie Bash is set for Sat., Aug. 22, at Coyote Crossing Golf Course. All participants will receive lunch provided by Outback, a round of golf, cart, range balls and a golf favor.  In addition, participants will have a chance at winning a new car, door prizes and

Lafayette Jefferson High School’s girls golf team, under the direction of head coach Brian Keene, started the 2020-21 fall season for the Bronchos at the Harrison H.S. Invitational at Coyote Crossing Golf Course. Halie Wolf, who qualified for the 2019 Indiana High School Athletic Association State Championships last fall, won the 12-team tournament with a

Loeb Stadium is home for the Lafayette Jefferson High School baseball team and has hosted the Indiana High School Athletic Association State Finals four times. At the conclusion of the 2019 season, the stadium was closed to begin the building or a new stadium, which is expected to open in early 2021.  The project, estimated