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Friday, April 11 ElDo 16 Buffalo 1 Rylun Mays was 2 for 4.  Connor Bradley, Brett Alexander, Kane Caldwell, and Skylar Crawford each had a hit.  Aidan Rotert was 2 for 3 on the night. Rylun Mays went the distance throwing 4 innings, striking out 4, only allowing 3 hits and 2 earned runs. It

Audrey Goatley, daughter of Brian and Dee Goatley. She plans to attend Southwest Baptist University to obtain a degree in Elementary Art Education while running on the Cross Country and Track teams. Logan Fisk, son of Megan Wood. He plans to become a personal trainer, move to Oregon, and open his own fitness gyms. Justin

El Dorado Springs 13  Dadeville 3 El Dorado Springs started out the year with a win at home vs Dadeville in a run rule fashion in six innings. Rylun Mays, Kandyn Ewert, Brett Alexander, Cooper Greathouse, and Grady Crews lead the way offensively.  Eldo scored 5 runs in the first and scored 4 runs in

(From left) Graydee Wolfe – Most Improved, highest 3pt%;  Karson Burley – Highest FT%, All Conference 2nd Team; Joe Gordon – MVP, All Conference 1st Team, All District; Russell Ferguson – Most Rebounds, All Conference Honorable Mention; Aiden Rotert – Most Assist, Defense Award, All- Conference Honorable Mention; Marcus Mossman – Bulldog Award. JV Winners

Assistant Coach John Calbert discusses strategy with pinch runner, McKenna Robison during Friday’s game versus Ash Grove. Robison went on to score during the Bulldogs four-run second inning. EHS defeated Ash Grove 14-1 and will be back in action March 31 at Fair Grove. Tayah Garringer throws the ball across the field during El Dorado

SOPHIA BRYSON the daughter of Kelly Scott and the late Travis Bryson. She is pictured with mother Kelly and Tim Scott. While a student at ECS Sophia has also participated in volleyball, student council and the Honor Society. Sophia’s future plans include attending the State Technical College of Missouri for two years and to receive

Picture 1: The 2024-25 Girls Basketball Team was recognized. Pictured are: Kyndal Swopes, Manager; Lily Taylor, Avery Floyd, Alexis Collins, Allie Thompson, Sage McCullough, Neely Schaaf, McKinli Mays, Braylie Steward. OHC Girls Conference Team: Conference Player of the Year: Neely Schaaf, 1st Team: McKinli Mays, 2nd Team: Alexis Collins. Picture 2: The 2024-25 Boys Basketball

The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) is a collegiate athletic conference in the United States. Headquartered in Charlotte, NC, the ACC;s eighteen member universities compete in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)’s Division I. ACC football teams compete in the NCAA Division I Football Bowl subdivision. The ACC sponsors competition in 28 sports with many of

The Lady Bulldogs took on Lamar on Thursday, Feb. 27, in the Class District 11 Semifinals. The Lady Bulldogs got out early, but struggled through the 2nd and 3rd quarter giving up the lead and seeing Lamar take a 4-point lead in the 4th. The Lady Bulldogs pulled off the comeback and won the semi-final

Emory Crawford sits upon the championship podium. Crawford finished first place at 150-pounds in MSHSAA Class 1 Thursday evening. Photo by Jennifer Gray.   Aleah Conard turns her opponent during her second round match during the state tournament. Conard, a three time qualifier, finished the season 40-6. Photo by Jennifer Gray. Abbie Goulardt ties up