August 26, 2026
by Head Coach Ashley Rogrs We finished our regular season 25-7-2. We were also the first volleyball team to win the Ozark Mountain Conference. We finished the conference 7-1. I will attach my stat leaders for the Buffalo game and for the regular season. We take on Stockton tonight at 5:00pm in our first District
In the first round of District 12 play on Tuesday, Oct. 23, the El Dorado Springs VolleyDogs took care of the Stockton Tigers in two games, 25-21 and 25-16. The team (5-7-2) was waiting for an 8 p.m. start of their district championship match against either the Butler Bears (22-9-1) or the Lamar Tigers (15-10-2).
Elli Burns is the daughter of Rindi Burns and Paul and Tricia Burns. This has been Elli’s first year in volleyball here at El Dorado Springs. Tori Rawlings is the daughter of Alvin and Mary Rawlings. She has played volleyball all four years of high school. Taylor Robison is the daughter of Scott and Michelle
by Head Coach Brian Goatley On Tuesday, Oct. 16, the El Dorado Springs Cross Country team finished out their regular season schedule, hosting their one and only home meet of the year. The meet was held out at the Gene Pray Memorial Golf Course. There were over 250 athletes participating, along with a pretty good
Corrie D. Massie, 18, El Dorado springs, was taken by ambulance to Cox South, Springfield, with injuries listed as serious following a one vehicle mishap n Hwy. 97 nine miles north of Lockwood. According to the report by Cpl. Call, Massie was northbound in a 2002 GMC Sierra when the vehicle ran off the road,
The Bulldog Band has had a great marching season. It all started way back in July with our Band Camps and ended this last weekend at the 53rd Annual Maple Leaf Marching Competition in Carthage. We’ve had our frustrating moments throughout the season with the weather, but we have finally broken through to be really
VARSITY BOYS TAKE SECOND – The El Dorado Springs varsity boys team took second in the El Dorado Springs Cross County meet on Tuesday. They are Daelin Ackley, Brice Knoll, Gavin Mooney, Nick Raddatz, Caleb Mooney and Trevyn Garringer. Photo by Kerri Rader. ELDO GIRLS TAKE SECOND – The EHS varity girls team took second
On Aug. 21, 2017, at 16 points along the path of last year’s total solar eclipse, tiny microphones—each about the size of a USB flash drive—captured a unique biological phenomenon. As Earth fell into complete darkness, the bees stopped buzzing, according to researchers at the University of Missouri. “Getting dark in the middle of the
Six-legged pests want to share your warm home this winter. University of Missouri Extension horticulturist Tamra Reall tells how to send crawling freeloaders packing. These unwelcome visitors are mostly a lethargic nuisance. They do not bite, suck blood or spread disease. They like nice, dry spots, usually between your home’s walls. They go dormant and
The CHART meeting scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 7, at Cedar County Memorial Hospital has been cancelled. Thank you for your understanding.
