April 4, 2020
HUNTER BOYLES is the son of Chad and Trish Boyles. He has been wrestling for the past four years of high school. Hunter plans on attending Pitt State for Psychology. HANNA HABERLE is the daughter of Randy and Angela Haberle. She has been the wrestling manager for the last two years of high school. Hanna
CLUB E WINS 1ST TOURNEY – The Club E Volleyball Team played in their first tournament of the season in Springfield on February 9th. They worked extremely hard and finished 1st in the Silver Division in the Apex Classic 2020. Pictured from (l to r): Abbie Goulardt, Camden Julian, Kiera Strauch, Avery Floyd, Madi Fast,
by Head Coach Joel Braden The El Dorado Springs boys basketball team started their week with a trip to Lockwood. The game was a defensive battle with the Bulldogs trailing 28-22 at the half. The Bulldogs turned up the defense even more in the second half allowing only 13 points and came away with a
TWO WIN MOKAN JH AWARDS – Two athletes from El Dorado Christian School won top honors at the 2020 JH MOKAN Basketball Tournament on Saturday, Feb. 2. The awards were presented at Overland Christian School in Overland Park, KS, to players throughout the JH MOKAN Conference. ECS JH boy’s coach, Steve Altheide, stated, “I’m so
VOLLEYBALL ACADEMIC ALL STATE – These volleyball players made the Academic All State team for 2019. They must have a cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.6 and play in 75% of the Varsity games. They are: back row (l to r) Dani Ogle, Tevi Gurley, Macie Mays and Reese Schaaf; front row (l to r):
by Coach Nicholas Engleman, head JV coach El Dorado Springs Junior Varsity Basketball hosted a tournament during the week of Jan. 27 at the high school. Teams that were hosted included Adrian, Butler, Clinton, Ft. Scott, Neveda, Skyline and Warrensburg. El Dorado Springs was seeded eighth and played the number one seed, Ft. Scott, on
The El Dorado Bulldogs spent the week traveling to Clinton for the Clinton Tournament. The Bulldog’s first game was against number one seeded Grandview Christian. Despite a being at a size disadvantage, the Bulldogs hung tough and trailed only 10-7 at the end of the first quarter. Grandview Christian slowly pulled away throughout the game
CHAMPION TEAM MEMBERS – Front row (from left) Tevi Gurley, Morgan Mitchell, Kyndal Swopes, Hannah Klaiber and Kenley Widener; back: Coach Beau Swopes, Alyssa Irvin, Macie Mays, Wriley Taylor, Reese Schaaf, Chloe Middleton, JaeLynn Bundt and Coach Alexa Mays. The Lady Bulldogs came into the Stockton Tournament as the number 1 seed, facing conference opponent
by Daniel Stantord Wrestling head coach Last week we traveled to Sherwood for a dual and to Diamond for a Quad. At Diamond we competed against Labette Kansas, Gentry Arkansas, and Diamond. Results were as followd: Lost to Sherwood 44-20 Won against Labette 61-18 Won against Gentry 51-18 Lost to Diamond 30-44
by Head Coach Beau Swopes On Monday, Jan. 13, the Lady Bulldogs hosted Lady Cardinals of Miller. The Lady Bulldogs started out the first half very sloppy as they turned the ball over 10 times. Miller on the other hand started out hot, as they were able to hit from the outside 7 times in
