December 13, 2025
El Dorado Springs Bulldogs Varsity could never quite get over the hump against Hermitage, so eventually Hermitage prevailed 13-4 on Thursday. The game was tied at three with Hermitage batting in the top of the fifth when Allyson Snodgrass induced Hostettler to ground out, but one run scored. Hermitage captured the lead in the first
by Head Coach Ashley Rogers We are currently 1-7-1. We played in the Branson Tournament on Aug. 26. We lost to Republic and Springfield Central in pool play and split with Seneca. That placed us at the top of the Bronze Bracket. We played South Iron and won in two and then played Hollister and
SHELBY MCKINNEY – tight end, No. 32, carried the ball once for nine yards and caught two passes for 55 yards and one TD. Outside Lindbacker Wyatt Graves , No. 50, tried to hellp keep the Pembrooke Raiders off of him. Contributed photo. The El Dorado Springs Bulldogs traveled to class 3 Pembroke Hill (2-0)
The El Dorado Springs Bulldogs JV opened their 2017 football season Monday night against the Stockton Tigers with a solid victory with a score of 34 to 12. Stockton started off on offense and went 3 and out. El Dorado Springs marched down the field and scored a TD. This came from a long run
· El Dorado Springs Bulldogs Varsity had trouble keeping up with Nevada in a 10-0 loss on Monday. · A single by Paige Esry in the first inning was a positive for El Dorado Springs Bulldogs Varsity. · Lundine earned the win for Nevada. She threw five innings, allowing zero runs, three hits, and striking
Buffalo captures lead early to defeat El Dorado Springs Bulldogs. • El Dorado Springs Bulldogs Varsity fell behind early and couldn’t come back in a 5-1 loss to Buffalo on Thursday. Buffalo scored on a single by Cobb and a walk by Rice in the second inning. • Buffalo captured the lead in the second
The El Dorado Springs Bulldogs opened the 2017 football season in exciting fashion by defeating the Stockton Tigers 50-18, the largest margin of victory in the series since the two schools began playing for Cedar County Bowl traveling trophy. Stockton began the evening on offense and went on a 10-play, 96-yard drive to take a
SEASON OPENER – The Lady Bulldogs opened their season Monday evening at home against a tough Walnut Grove team which scored eight runs in the top of the first inning. It was a tough job for new pitcher Allyson Snodgrass. When the dust had settled, the Walnut Grove Tigers had clawed 17 runs while the
BACK AT CHA – Kelsey Thomas #10 launches a missile as Kayla Collins #11 looks on during the first game of the Jamboree the Volleydogs hosted. Head Coach Ashley Rogers said, “I feel like we are playing very well together. Our chemistry is great right now! We played very well at the Jamboree, finishing 5-1.
Cedar Bowl Scores Year Bulldogs Tigers 2003 6 12 2004 48
