Texas 2015 - 84th Regular

Texas House Bill HR2371

Caption

Congratulating Carter Wilson and James Kenneson of Woodville on their outstanding showing at a tournament hosted by the Southeast Texas High School Fishing Association.

Impact

The resolution serves to officially acknowledge the achievements of youth in sports, particularly in extracurricular activities that promote skills such as teamwork and perseverance. By highlighting the success of Wilson and Kenneson, the resolution aims to inspire other young individuals in their community and encourage participation in competitive events like fishing tournaments. This recognition not only boosts the confidence of the athletes but also promotes awareness of youth activities within the realm of sports.

Summary

H.R. No. 2371 is a resolution recognizing and congratulating Carter Wilson and James Kenneson, two young fishermen from Woodville High School, for their exceptional performance in a fishing tournament organized by the Southeast Texas High School Fishing Association. The event took place on April 11, 2015, at Lake Sam Rayburn, where participants showcased their fishing skills in a highly competitive atmosphere. Wilson and Kenneson's team excelled among 351 teams, capturing the largest fish of the day, a notable bass weighing 7.4 pounds.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding H.R. No. 2371 is overwhelmingly positive. This type of resolution is generally welcomed by local communities as it emphasizes the accomplishments of young individuals who represent their schools and communities proudly. It signifies a collective pride in local talent and the importance of supporting youth engagement in sports. The resolution's adoption by the House reflects a bipartisan acknowledgment of the value placed on youth accomplishments.

Contention

While typically there is no significant contention surrounding resolutions of this nature, discussions might arise on how such acknowledgments can further advance programs supporting youth sports or on the adequacy of community support for such events. Nevertheless, H.R. No. 2371 appears to embody a consensus around the idea that recognizing young achievers in sports is important in fostering community spirit and encouraging future participation in similar activities.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR1198

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TX HR1126

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TX SR81

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Similar Bills

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