Texas 2025 - 89th Regular

Texas House Bill HR132

Caption

Congratulating Tyler Wade of Terrell on winning the 2024 Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Team Roping World Championship.

Impact

The resolution serves to honor and celebrate the achievements of athletes within the state, reinforcing Texas's strong cultural ties to rodeo and professional sports. By formally recognizing Wade's success, HR132 contributes to a tradition of honoring local sports figures, which can enhance community pride and potentially support for the sports in Texas. This act could also influence how similar resolutions are perceived, thereby playing a role in the legislative landscape regarding sports and recreational recognition.

Summary

House Resolution 132 (HR132) recognizes Tyler Wade of Terrell for his remarkable achievement in winning the 2024 Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Team Roping World Championship. This resolution celebrates Wade's performance during the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, where he, along with his partner Wesley Thorp, secured the championship title in a thrilling final round. Their outstanding performance, particularly a dramatic time of 3.8 seconds, not only showcased their skill but also cemented their status as champions, earning impressive earnings and accolades throughout the season.

Sentiment

The overall sentiment surrounding HR132 is notably positive, emphasizing pride and support for local athletes in the Texas legislature. Members of the House seem to share a collective appreciation for the dedication and hard work that athletes like Wade contribute to not only their sport but also the state's cultural identity. The resolution reflects a broader sentiment that values and encourages achievements in competitive sports, fostering an environment where athletic successes are celebrated at the state level.

Contention

While HR132 primarily focuses on celebrating an individual's achievement in athletics, such resolutions can sometimes spark discussions about the funding and support provided to professional sports and recreational activities within the state. There may be varying opinions on the allocation of state resources towards such recognitions versus other pressing state needs. However, the resolution itself appears to have received unanimous support, indicating a consensus on the importance of honoring local sports figures.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR1348

Congratulating J. Tom Fisher of Andrews on winning the 2022 PRCA Steer Roping World Championship.

TX SR74

Congratulating the Tarleton State University men's rodeo team on winning the overall championship at the 2022 College National Finals Rodeo.

TX HR1122

Congratulating The University of Texas at Austin women's rowing team on winning the 2021 and 2022 NCAA national championships.

TX HR1352

Congratulating the Clarendon High School boys' basketball team on winning the 2022 UIL 2A state championship.

TX HR182

Congratulating the Oil Belt Little League All-Stars baseball team on winning the U.S. Championship at the 2022 Junior League Baseball World Series.

TX HR1355

Congratulating the East Chambers High School track teams on winning the 2023 girls' and boys' area championships.

TX HR43

Congratulating the Angelo State University baseball team on winning the 2023 NCAA Division II national championship.

TX HR688

Congratulating Benton Ward of James Madison High School in San Antonio on helping the Cowboy Smokers barbecue team win THE SLAB: National Championship.

TX HR1085

Congratulating Gabriel Alonso of Madison High School in San Antonio on helping the Cowboy Smokers barbecue team win THE SLAB: National Championship.

TX HR1353

Congratulating the Celina High School girls' soccer team on winning the 2023 UIL 4A state championship.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.