BURNING OF E'S has been rescheduled for September 27 the night before Eldorado's first district game at Bronte. The E's will be burned after the MIDDLE SCHOOL GAME in the parking lot behind Eagle Stadium.
2012 EHS Homecoming Plans Announced
Thursday, 06 September 2012 00:00
Homecoming is right around the corner and along with it will be some special events going on through out next week.
• Student Council will hold homecoming court nominations and elections on Thursday Sept. 6th during tutorials. • Paint the Town is slated for Tuesday September 11th. Anyone who wants to help decorate the town can meet at the courthouse at 4 pm. • Burning of the E’s will be held on Thursday September 13th at the one-way street between the band hall and the high school gym at 8:30 pm. • Homecoming Parade and Pep Rally will be Friday September 14th at 2 pm. Please gather at the football field parking lot if you are going to enter in the parade. We are asking that participants be lined up by 1:45pm and ready to go by 2 pm.
We encourage any and all to participate! Walk, ride bicycles, 4-wheelers, golf carts and/or floats. The parade will travel down Fields Ave. in front of the high school, turn right onto Hwy 277, pass in front of the courthouse, then turn right onto Mertzon Hwy, another right in front of the middle school, stopping in front of the gym where everyone will then gather for the pep rally. Come out and show your Eldorado Eagles pride!
WINNING!!!
Thursday, 06 September 2012 00:00
Eldorado Varsity Boys Team placed 1st in the Christoval Invitational Cross Country Meet that was held behind Christoval High School last Thursday morning. Christoval Varsity Boy’s Team placed second with a score of 48.
Thirty-four Varsity boy runners traveled a three mile course. Out of the first 25 runners Eldorado had seven runners cross the finish line giving them first place team standing with a score of 45. The winning team’s total time was 1:50:20.98 with an average time of 22:04.20. Cornerstone team placed 3rd with 63 points while the McCamey team placed 4th with a total of 64 points.
Individually Domingo Garcia placed 10th with a time of 21:28.84. 11. Jose Luis Olivares, time 21:32.12; 13. Adrian Martinez, time 21:42.62; 16. Ruben Vazquez, time 22:08.31; 23. Roger Gehrals, time 23:29.09; 24. Garet Swinford, time 23:48.28; and 25. Jacob Mettlin, time 23:54.81. Eldorado Junior Varsity Boys Team also placed 1st in the three mile course, with a low score of 15 points. Jesus De Luna claimed 2nd place with a time of 23:28.91. 5. Ramon West, time 25:13.78; 6. Dalton Buchholz, time 25:47.03; 7. Ben Martin, time 26:17.38; and 8. Johnathon Martinez, time 26.18.00.
Eldorado Varsity Girls Team placed 2nd with a score of 82. Christoval Team placed first with a score of 17. Fifty-seven runners completed the two mile course.
Eldorado’s Lady Eagles who placed in the top 20 runners were Alex McMayon who individually placed 8th, with a time of 16:13.94, Alexis Garcia placed 9th, with a time of 16:14.78 and Valeria Ortiz who placed 10th, with a time of 16:17.62. 27. Magali Mata, time 18:03.41; 39. Ivie Kate Mynatt, time 18:56.25; 40. Sasha Sanchez, time 18:59.66; 46. Arden Mertz, time 19:23.18; 51. Jessica Pasillas, time 20:14.84.
Varsity Girl’s total time was 1:25:46.00 with an average time of 17:09.20. McCamey placed 3rd with 101 points, Miles 4th with 110 points, Iraan 5th with 115 points, Sweetwater 6th with 133 points and Irion County placed 7th with 138 points.
UIL mandates changes to two-a-day workouts
Thursday, 19 July 2012 00:00
August will look different across the state of Texas this year as a new set of football summer workout rules go into affect across the state.
The University Interscholastic League passed the set of rules in October that will have athletes and coaches thinking less in terms of two-a-days, and more in terms of an acclimatization period.
Abby Fuentes and Nathan Jimenez were awarded the Fighting Heart Award at the Sports Award Banquet May 14th at the Schleicher County Civic Center.
Lady Eagles earn post-season honors
Thursday, 10 May 2012 00:00
Eldorado’s Lady Eagles softball team ran into a buzz saw against the Stamford Lady Bulldogs in the Area Round of the state playoffs, losing the first two of a best of three series,
Stamford posted a 10-0 mercy rule win in the opening game, held at the Lakeview softball field in San Angelo last Thursday evening.
The second game, played Saturday evening on the campus of Abilene Christian University was a different matter, as the Lady Eagles held a lead through much of the contest.
The Lady Bulldogs were not to be denied, however, as they came from behind in the bottom of the 7th inning to post a 5-4 win and advance to the Regional Quarterfinals.
The elimination of the Lady Eagles, who claimed the District 2-1A title, cleared the way for the announcement of post season honors.
Miranda Arispe was named the District MVP. The junior had an outstanding season in the field and at bat. She will anchor a talented team when the Lady eagles take the field next season.
Joining Arispe on that team will be freshman Kiarra Trevino, who claimed the district’s Newcomer of the Year honors. First Team All-District Honors went to seniors Abby Fuentes, Brianna Gamez and Marissa Gonzales, as well as junior Mary Lou Martinez.
Getting the nod for Second Team All-District were senior Melissa Gonzales, junior Kasey Gonzalez, and sophomore Megan Reel.
BURNING OF E'S has been rescheduled for September 27 the night before Eldorado's first district game at Bronte. The E's will be burned after the MIDDLE SCHOOL GAME in the parking lot behind Eagle Stadium.
Eldorado Varsity Boys Team placed 1st in the Christoval Invitational Cross Country Meet that was held behind Christoval High School last Thursday morning. Christoval Varsity Boy’s Team placed second with a score of 48.
August will look different across the state of Texas this year as a new set of football summer workout rules go into affect across the state.
Abby Fuentes and Nathan Jimenez were awarded the Fighting Heart Award at the Sports Award Banquet May 14th at the Schleicher County Civic Center.
Eldorado’s Lady Eagles softball team ran into a buzz saw against the Stamford Lady Bulldogs in the Area Round of the state playoffs, losing the first two of a best of three series,