Commends the South Beauregard girls' basketball team upon winning the 2017 Class 3A state championship
The resolution serves to highlight the significance of this achievement for the school and community, reflecting the spirit of excellence in sports and the value of teamwork. By officially recognizing the team’s achievements, the resolution aims to instill pride in the South Beauregard community and celebrate high school athletics as a vital component of student life. This act reinforces the importance of supporting student-athletes and their contributions to local pride.
HCR23 is a House Concurrent Resolution that commends the South Beauregard High School girls' basketball team for winning the 2017 girls' Class 3A state championship. The resolution recognizes not only the exceptional performance of the athletes during the season but also the leadership of their coach, Chris Greene. The team's victory in the championship game against Albany, where they showcased strategic sharp shooting and teamwork, culminates in a celebration of their hard-earned success and sportsmanship throughout the season.
The sentiment surrounding HCR23 is overwhelmingly positive, as it stands as a celebration of an athletic achievement that brings honor not just to the players but also to the staff and the community. Legislators expressed appreciation for the dedication and hard work demonstrated by the team over the season, contributing to a sense of joy and pride among the community members. The resolution offers an opportunity to recognize the larger impact of high school sports on student development and community unity.
There are no notable points of contention related to HCR23, as the resolution's purpose is to commend the team and celebrate their achievements rather than to address any regulatory or controversial issues. The unanimous support during the voting process, where it passed with 30 yeas and 0 nays in the Senate, indicates broad agreement on the importance of recognizing the team’s efforts and successes. The resolution serves as an example of how local achievements can be formally acknowledged at the state level.