Dear Friends of Butler High School: The traditions of athletics at our high school are meaningful and far-reaching as graduates move on, and the history of their efforts echo for years to come. The football program at Vandalia-Butler Schools has a rich history of such memories. We are currently organizing the 3rd Annual Golf Scramble
TIPP CITY – Butler’s track team didn’t need to travel far on Saturday to find plenty of competition. The Aviators responded with focus and effort, resulting in relatively balanced scoring in a wide range of events at the Tippecanoe Invitational meet. The girls placed fifth among a field of 18 teams, while the boys tied
Butler’s track team kicked off its 2015 season on March 30th at the Up and Running Invitational meet in Troy. The girls team finished third overall, and the boys took fifth place. The girls team was led by their hurdlers, with Natalie Thompson and Brooklyn Warren combining for 27 points in the 100 meter and
The Atheltic Department is raffeling off TWO (2) Dayton Dragons VIP Suites (Sunday April 12th and Thursday April 16th) Tickets are only $10. The Suite comes with 20 tickets, 2 VIP Parking Passes, and a personal host. This dosent include food but a catering package can be purchased by the winner (not required). The TWO
There will be a meeting in the Butler High School Athletic Conference room at 6:00pm on Wednesday March 11th for any parents interested in helping with this years Golf Outing. Anyone interested in helping with this annual event is urged to attend this meeting.
The Ohio indoor track and field season ended March 7th with the state meet in Akron. Butler’s team was represented by sophomore Emma Bryant, who had qualified to compete in the 1600 meter race. In her second consecutive trip to the state meet, Bryant placed third with a time of 5:07, a new personal best result for
Photos from Butler’s 2015 indoor track season…
Weeks of winter training culminated in a strong showing for the girls pole vault team, who finished the indoor season at Miami East High School on Saturday, February 28. Tying for third place were juniors Corina Kreill and Lora Burris, each of whom cleared a personal best height of 7 feet 6 inches. Sophomore Emma Bryant
Butler Boys Basketball Assistant Coach David Woodworth presents a team-signed game ball to Edward Jones Financial Advisor John Cox before Friday night’s basketball game against Trotwood.
Butler Boys Basketball Coach Matt Brown presents a team-signed game ball to Heroes 4 Sale before Tuesday night’s basketball game against Tipp City. Jordan Phipps accepted the game ball for owner Bryan Honeycutt (not pictured).
