Louisiana 2023 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR176

Introduced
6/4/23  
Introduced
6/4/23  
Passed
6/4/23  

Caption

Commends the Baton Rouge area students and instructors for competing in and winning martial arts tournaments throughout Louisiana.

Impact

The resolution signifies a communal recognition of the achievements in martial arts by students and instructors, aiming to inspire further participation and excellence in the sport. By honoring these athletes, the resolution aims to foster a culture of achievement, not only in martial arts but also in the broader context of sports and education across Louisiana. This commendation helps in raising awareness about the benefits of martial arts training in youth development.

Summary

Senate Resolution 176 commends and congratulates the students and instructors from the Baton Rouge area for their exceptional performance in various martial arts tournaments throughout Louisiana. The resolution recognizes the effort and dedication displayed by these individuals in training for multiple competitive categories, highlighting the virtues developed through martial arts such as discipline, confidence, and sportsmanship. The competing teams participated in various notable tournaments, showcasing their skills and hard work against competitors from around the world.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR176 is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting pride in local achievements and promoting the values inherent in martial arts training. Senators expressing their support for the resolution illustrated a unified front in recognizing the hard work of these students and instructors. The acknowledgment serves to bolster community spirit and pride, underscoring the importance of discipline and persistence in young individuals.

Contention

While there appears to be little contention surrounding the resolution itself, it does highlight ongoing discussions regarding the promotion of martial arts as a viable avenue for youth engagement and personal development. Recognizing martial arts within legislative space can indicate broader support for sports and physical education programs, though it also raises questions about resource allocation for such initiatives in educational systems.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR113

Commends the New Orleans Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Kids Competition Camp for its commitment to excellence in martial arts competitions.

LA SR47

Commends XS Martial Arts Dojo and Save One Now for presenting the 10th Annual Crescent City Kumite being held on May 20, 2017.

LA SR47

Commends Episcopal High School Knights boys' soccer team of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on winning the Division III state championship.

LA SR113

Commends and congratulates the members of the Baton Rouge Fire Department for winning the 2025 Pensacola Beach Firefighters Challenge.

LA SR31

Commends Scott Rogers for exemplary and outstanding service to the Baton Rouge area community.

LA SR139

Commends the Louisiana Cheer Force Gold team for winning the gold medal at The Cheerleading Worlds competition held on April 24, 2022.

LA SCR131

Commends the Catholic High School of Baton Rouge football team on winning the state championship.

LA SR118

Commends and congratulates Baton Rouge Community College (BRCC) Softball team for reaching the semifinals of the South-Central District Tournament in Piedmont, Oklahoma.

LA SR27

Commends Shalika M. Scott, Middle School Principal of the Year for East Baton Rouge Schools and Semi-Finalist for the 2020-2021 Louisiana Principal of the Year.

LA SR251

Commends the Destination Imagination teams from the Baton Rouge Center for Visual and Performing Arts on advancement to the Destination Imagination Global Finals.

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