Eldorado Eagle High School Cross Country teams participated in the 2023 Crane High School Invitational Cross County Meet Saturday, September 2nd. Lady Eagles runners Mallory Okerson, Minelly Montes …
Eleazar Hernandez found a seam cut through Winters kick coverage to return the opening kickoff 82 yards for a TD
The Eldorado Eagles opened their 2023 football season with a 26-12 win over the Christoval Cougars inside the friendly confines of Larry Mitchel Stadium. Eleazar Hernandez scored two touchdowns for …
More than 600 runners from 28 schools participated in the Stride on the Divide Invitational Cross Country Meet, hosted by Eldorado High School on Wednesday, August 16th at the Eldorado Golf Course. …
The Eldorado Eagles opened their 2023 football season with a 26-12 win over the Christoval Cougars inside the friendly confines of Larry Mitchel Stadium.
The Eldorado Eagles football team will host the Christoval Cougars for the 2023 season opener at 7 p.m. on Friday, August 25th at Larry Mitchel Stadium.
Eldorado Eagle Cross Country teams participated in the Jim Ned Warpath Invitational on August 19th at Jim Ned Indian Stadium. Individual results are as follows:
Eagles fans will get the opportunity Thursday evening to say hello to this year’s crop of football players, cross-country runners, band members and cheerleaders as Meet the Eagles will be held at Larry Mitchel Stadium immediately following the scrimmage with the Ingram Moore Warriors.
The 2023 edition of the Eldorado Eagles football team will get its first taste of action on Friday, August 11th, when they scrimmage the TLC Academy Eagles at Lake View Stadium in San Angelo.
Ronin Herrera and his cousins Sofia, Dash, and EJ Rudewick, participated in the T.A.A.F. San Angelo Regional Track meet held July 14-15. They had to place in the top six of the combined Regions 8, 10, and 17 to advance. All four of them qualified for the Games of Texas State Meet which was held in Brownsville on July 28-30.
Eagles head football coach Chad Tutle said that 43 players reported for two-a-day workouts as the 2023 football season kicked off on Monday, July 31st. A few additional players who had not yet completed their physicals are expected to report in the coming days.
It may seem too early for football to be returning to West Texas, but the season will soon be upon us. And, Eldorado Eagles Head Coach Chad Tutle will be welcoming back his players on Monday, July 31st, as two-a-day camp begins.
The Sul Ross State University Athletic Department received word on July 13 from the NCAA that they have been approved for Division II athletic competition. The word comes as two former Eldorado Eagles, sophomore quarterback Korbin Covarrubiaz and freshman lineman Braxton Elias are set to play football for the Lobos this fall.
Lady Eagles track athletes Jessica Garcia and Logan Prater were named recently to the Texas Girls Coaches Association 2-A All-State Track & Field Team.
The Eldorado Eagles baseball team bowed out of the State 2A Playoffs on Friday, May 12th after losing the tie-breaker game 10-0 to the Albany Lions at Panther Field in Liberty Hill.
Robbi Martinez was joined Tuesday by her parents Robert and Sonia Martinez and her younger sister Mimi as she signed a letter of intent to play basketball for the Lady Yellow Jackets of Howard Payne University in Brownwood.
Eldorado High School was represented by five athletes at the State 2A Track & Field Meet on Friday, May 12th at Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin.
The Eldorado Eagles will face the Albany Lions in t he Area round of the State 2A Playoffs on Thursday and Friday in Liberty Hill, after dispatching the Hamlin Pied Pipers in the opening round of the playoffs to claim the 2023 Bi-District Championship.
The Eldorado Eagle MS Tennis Teams traveled to Sterling City for the North Zone District Tournament on Saturday, May 6th. The 8th grade team brought home a total of six medals and won the overall Championship.
The Eldorado Eagles baseball team will face the Hamilin Pied Pipers in the Bi-District round of the State 2A baseball playoffs.
