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El Dorado’s senior class of 2023 didn’t bring home a lot of athletic championships. The Lady Wildcats won their second 5A state track championship and the cheerleaders won the 5A state title for the first time. Success can be measured in a number of ways.
HOT SPRINGS - El Dorado’s girls finished second Tuesday in the 5A South Track & Field Championships, hosted by Hot Springs Lakeside. The Wildcats finished third in the boys’ competition.
HOT SPRINGS - El Dorado’s DeAndra Burns Jr., won a pair of events and led the Wildcats to the championship Thursday in the Joe Reese Memorial Track & Field Championships.
Earlier in the week, El Dorado’s DeAndra Burns Jr. encouraged fans to come and watch the Oil Belt Relays and see him “make fast people look slow.” He wasn’t lying.
Sheridan knocked down 11 3-pointers and El Dorado’s offense continued to sputter on Tuesday in a 69-50 victory for the Yellowjackets at Wildcat Arena. The Wildcats fell to 2-11 in league play while Sheridan improved to 6-5.