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Wrestling Girls Districts 40 – Aleah Conard uses a wing to turn her opponent at the MSHSAA Class 1 District 3 tournament. Conard won the 105-pound division and qualified for the state tournament being held this week in Columbia. Photo by Jennifer Gray 246 – Abbie Goulardt completes a fireman’s carry during the MSHSAA Class

Conway Bears vs El Dorado Springs Bulldogs Friday, Feb. 7 – Games Start: 5:00 p.m. Dance and cheerleading performances are at half-time Crowning is between the Boys JV and Boys Varsity game 2024-25 EHS Bulldog Boys Basketball Team – Eyan Schmitt, Lane Mead, Aidan Rotert, Russell Ferguson, CarsonShinn, Caysen Stephens, Talon Robison, Brady Floyd, Issac

Thank you students for all of your hard work, dedication, and efforts as members of Bulldog Wrestling! Please join me as we congratulate and celebrate all of our Bulldog Seniors! Ladies and Gentlemen at this time we will recognize our wrestling seniors. Throughout their careers as Bulldogs, they have embodied excellence, toughness, integrity, and what

Serenity Witt turns her opponent in action on the way to victory at the MO-KAN Clash last Friday. All of the Bulldogs will be in action Thursday hosting a quad beginning at 5:30 pm. Photo by Jennifer Gray. Two-time Ozark Highlands Conference Champion Haylee Esparza lifts her opponent in a double leg to complete an

The Lady Bulldogs traveled to Stockton last Monday for the first round of the Stockton Tournament to face the Lady Bison of Buffalo.  The game started slow for both teams, but in the second quarter the Lady Bulldogs picked up the pressure out scored the Lady Bison 28-5 to take a half time lead 41-13. 

3RD PLACE AT REPUBLIC GIRLS TOURNAMENT – from left front row: Abbie Goulardt, Olivia Graves, Serenity Witt, Miley Bearfield; Back row – Emma Corbin 2nd place 235-pound division, Aleah Conard, 1st place 105-pounds, Kayla Nelson, Alexis Bodine, 3rd place 120-pounds, Kaiden Conard 2nd place 110-pounds, Isabell Reddick, Haylee Esparza 3rd place 145-pound division, Lily George

El Dorado Springs had three wrestlers medal at one of the biggest tournaments in MSHSAA sports last weekend – The Battle of Katy Trail. Two of which, Aleah Conard and Emory Crawford, both placed 2nd and were the highest placers in programs history for ElDo. Photos by Jennifer Gray.

KAIDEN CONARD takes down her opponent at a quad held in Bolivar last week, Conard earned her 100th victory with a win at Windsor becoming the first female wrestler to earn 100 wins in El Dorado Springs. ALEAH CONARD earns a takedown on the way to the win. Conard earned her 100th victory at the

OZARK HIGHLANDS CONFERENCE – Player of the Year- Neely Schaaf.  Photo credits-Becky Collins BROKEN RECORDS– Alexis Collins- Kalen Post, McKinli Mays (not pictured) ALL STATE – Alexis Collins, Neely Schaaf, McKinli Mays (not pictured).  Photo credits-Becky Collins ALL DISTRICT – 1st Team- Alexis Collins, Neely Schaaf, McKinli Mays (not pictured); 2nd Team-Avery Floyd, Kalen Post;

On Friday, Nov. 8, the El Dorado Springs Cross Country team loaded the bus at 11 a.m. to head to Columbia to preview the State Cross Country Course at the Gans Creek Recreation Area, ahead of their races on Saturday. After grabbing a bite to eat in Camdenton, they arrived at the course at 2:30