Football players and the Junior Class help support a beloved Eastern Sierra tradition while raising funds for their programs When visitors arrive at Bishop Mule Days each Memorial Day weekend, they see a world-class event featuring hundreds of mules, exciting competitions, concerts, vendors, and the famous parade. What they don't always see is the tremendous amount of work required before, during, and after the event—and the Mammoth High School students who help make it happe

New President and Vice President bring a shared commitment to supporting Mammoth High School students The Mammoth High School Booster Club is excited to announce its leadership team for the 2026–2027 school year following board elections held at the Club's June meeting. Please join us in welcoming Kristen Voorhees as President and Kate Fenske as Vice President. Together, they join a dedicated team of volunteers committed to supporting Mammoth High School students, teachers, c

The Mammoth High School Booster Club is excited to partner with Mammoth Mercantile for a special community shopping event on Monday, June 8, from 5:00–7:00 PM. This fun evening offers the perfect opportunity to support both a beloved local business and the students of Mammoth High School at the same time. Located in the newly renovated Outpost Mall (locally known as "The Good Life Mall") Mammoth Mercantile is known for its thoughtfully curated collection of artisan foods, loc

Community Fundraiser Supports Local Student-Athletes Through Sponsorships, Golf, and Community Giving The Mammoth High School Booster Club and the Mammoth Man’s Club are proud to announce the return of Husky Fest 2026, the community’s signature fundraising event supporting Mammoth High School athletics. Scheduled for September 20, 2026, this joint effort between the Mammoth Man’s Club and the Booster Club is led by longtime local resident and dedicated Mammoth dad Grant Duff,

From May 4–8, the Mammoth High School Booster Club will once again honor the incredible teachers, coaches, and staff who support our students every day with a full Teacher Appreciation Week—a thoughtful, community-powered celebration designed to bring a little joy, comfort, and recognition to campus. Following the success of past appreciation events, this spring’s celebration expands beyond a the holiday luncheon into an entire “Week of Gratitude,” with something special plan

This May, the Mammoth High School Culinary Arts Program is turning the classroom into something much bigger: a series of fully student-run restaurants open to the public. Welcome to the First Annual Pop-Up Restaurant Month, where culinary students take on their final exam—not with a written test, but by creating, launching, and operating a one-day-only restaurant from scratch. A Real-World Final Exam This isn’t just cooking—it’s entrepreneurship. Students in the Mammoth Unifi

Supporting Mammoth High School Ski & Snowboard Teams Friends, ripping skiers, boarders, and vertical-hungry athletes — with snow on the ground, it’s officially time to drop in. The 2026 Max Vert Challenge is back, and it’s shaping up to be another unforgettable day on the mountain in support of the Mammoth High School Alpine Ski and Snowboard Teams . Last year, Dale “Coach” Knott laid down an incredible 71,480 vertical feet to take the win. This year’s question: Is 75,000 f

Once again, the Interact Club at Mammoth High School demonstrated the power of student leadership and global compassion by participating in the Operation Christmas Child gift-box program — a meaningful holiday tradition that connects local students with children in need around the world. Led by advisor Peggy Armenta and senior student leader Sophia Geffres , the Interact Club partnered with Debbie Todd , a volunteer leader with the Eastern Sierra chapter of the program, to

This Valentine’s Day, you can share something sweet and support Mammoth High School students at the same time. The Class of 2027 is hosting a See’s Candies fundraiser , offering classic favorites that make perfect gifts for loved ones — or a well-deserved treat for yourself. Proceeds from this fundraiser help the Class of 2027 begin building the funds they’ll need for important class activities in the years ahead, including events, experiences, and milestones that make high

Thanks to an incredibly successful night at VES Bingo earlier this week , Mammoth High School Boosters raised meaningful funds that are already being put to work for our students. Huge thanks to Volunteer Eastern Sierra , Warming Hut restaurant, our generous donors, dedicated Boosters board members, and everyone who played, donated, and supported the event. Based on teacher requests and donor direction , proceeds were distributed as follows: Music — $750 Drama — $750 AVID

The Mammoth High School Volleyball program had a truly exceptional 2025 season — not only in competition, but in the teamwork and community support that made it all possible. On the court, the results speak for themselves. MHS Volleyball placed 2nd or 3rd in every preseason tournament , went undefeated in league play at both the JV and Varsity levels, finished 2nd in Central Section Division 4 , and advanced all the way to the State Regional Final (State Semifinals) . It wa

1/19/2026 Huskies Lean on Defense, Composure in Challenging Week The Mammoth Huskies boys basketball team navigated an intense and demanding week of play, continuing to establish itself as a defense-first program. Though the results were mixed, the Huskies’ toughness, composure, and commitment on the defensive end stood out throughout the week. The Huskies in commanding fashion on Wednesday, snapping a three-game skid with a dominant 44–19 win over Round Mountain. From the op

Supporting student athletes and activity programs at Mammoth High School takes a village — and our community has always stepped up in extraordinary ways. From funding essential equipment and travel to celebrating academic achievements and creating unforgettable student experiences, Boosters plays a crucial role in helping programs thrive. None of it would be possible without volunteers donating their time, skills, and heart. If you’ve ever wondered how you can get involved —

Each fall, the Mammoth High School Senior Class comes together for one of the most deliciously anticipated events of the year — the Senior Dinners at Toomey’s . What began as a simple fundraiser has grown into a beloved community tradition, uniting students, families, and local businesses in support of Mammoth’s graduating class. The 2025 fall senior dinners were remarkable: four nights of dinners, three seating times, and to-go orders that kept Toomey’s bustling with energy

The MHS Cheer team, led by Coach Lacey Dibble, has worked tirelessly all year, showing incredible dedication and teamwork that has led to outstanding growth and spirit across the season. Their energy and commitment have been on full display this fall, with appearances at football games throughout the seaon, even traveling to Ridgecrest to cheer on the team. More recently, they've been at the volleyball playoff games, cheering the MHS volleyball women to a 2nd place finish. 📸

Get ready to deck your halls and give back — the beloved Mammoth Boosters Tree Lot returns to Outbound Mammoth this holiday season, opening November 29 through December 23 (or until we sell out). Last year, we sold out a full week before our planned closing date, so be sure to shop early for the best selection of fresh-cut trees, wreaths, lights, and stands to make your home merry and bright. We’re hoping for visits from Santa again this year, though his schedule isn’t

Large Donations in kind or financial San Francisco 49ers & The Williams Family Sysco Heather Schaubmeyer Peter Morning Photography Christian Pondella Wave Rave Snowboard Shop Mammoth Lakes Womens Club Ericson Family Anonymous Golf Sponsors mammothmntproperties.com Spa Creations River Bend Mammoth Reservations A Better Fireplace Pauls Electric Tara Peterson Real Estate O'Neill Flooring Elliott Electric Presson Construction Inc. Silver Lake Resort High Country Lumber Eastern Si

At the Mammoth High Booster Club we’re proud to be an all-volunteer organization. Over the years our volunteers have spent countless hours tracking down renewals, chasing dues, and manually updating rosters. To spend more of that time supporting our community and less on paperwork, we moved to a subscription membership model — and we want you to know why this change is better for you and for our Huskies. Predictable support = more impact Recurring memberships provide a steady

There’s always something happening in Husky Nation! From spirited community events to important fundraisers that directly support our...

If you're a parent, grandparent, alumni, or community member invested in the success of Mammoth High School (MHS) students, joining the...