House Resolution 21, introduced by Representative Romero, is a resolution that commends the Lacassine High School boys' basketball team for their remarkable achievement in winning the Louisiana High School Athletic Association 2025 Class B state championship. This resolution highlights the team's significant victory against Avoyelles Public Charter School with a score of 77-61 during the championship game held at Burton Coliseum in Lake Charles, Louisiana.
The resolution not only celebrates the victory but also acknowledges the leadership of Coach Micah Raspberry, who has been instrumental in elevating the Lacassine basketball program. Under his guidance, this was the team's first championship appearance since 1976, and the first state title since 1964. The resolution emphasizes the impressive thirty-two game winning streak that the team achieved over the season, a testament to their skill and determination.
Key players who contributed to the championship game are recognized as well, notably Kane Broussard, who was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) for scoring twenty-three points. The performances of Maliki Broussard, Jordan Garcia, and Remy Prudhomme, who also scored in double figures, are commended as well.
Overall, HR 21 serves as a symbol of community pride and sportsmanship, wishing the players and coaches continued success in their future endeavors. Such resolutions are significant as they build morale within the community and highlight the value of supporting local sports teams, fostering a sense of belonging and achievement in shared successes.