Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa High School - History

History

This school was formerly the Belgrade-Elrosa and Brooten school districts. When these schools did not have enough children to keep the schools running, they merged in 1989. However, Belgrade-Elrosa elementary school did not merge with Brooten until 1994.

In 2005, BBE had their first state team participant, winning the 6AA championship in volleyball. They lost to Stewartville and St. Cloud Cathedral. Volleyball went to state again in 2007 (section 6AA champions), losing to Mayer Lutheran and St. Cloud Cathedral.

In 2011, BBE made it to state with their Boys Basketball team. They lost in the last round of finals to Springfield, which placed them in second overall. Also, in 2012, they again made it to finals and played Southwest Minnesota Christian and won class 1A championship.

This fall in football the team made it to the section finals but lost in the final seconds to ACGC


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