Texas Senate Bill SR12

Texas 2025 - 89th 1st C.S.

Caption

Recognizing the Tarleton State University men's rodeo team for winning a National Championship.

Impact

While SR12 is a resolution primarily aimed at honoring a sports team rather than enacting or amending any laws, it reflects the significance of collegiate athletics in promoting school spirit and community pride. By formally recognizing the accomplishments of the rodeo team, the resolution may serve to inspire other student-athletes and encourage support for university athletic programs, which can enhance the local and state-wide interest in collegiate sports.

Summary

Senate Resolution 12 (SR12) celebrates the achievements of the Tarleton State University men's rodeo team, which won the national championship at the 2025 College National Finals Rodeo. This resolution recognizes the dedication and skill of the athletes who represented their university at a national level. The team demonstrated exceptional performance in various rodeo events, distinguishing themselves among collegiate teams across the country. SR12 acknowledges both the individual achievements of team members and the collective success that earned them the championship title with a notable score margin of 250 points over their nearest competitor.

Contention

There are generally no notable points of contention associated with SR12 as it is a commendation. Resolutions like SR12 are typically free from controversy, as they celebrate collective achievements and foster a sense of unity and pride among university students, alumni, and the surrounding community. The absence of opposition is common for resolutions that honor athletic accomplishments, as they tend to be broadly supported regardless of political affiliation.