Mississippi 2023 Regular Session

Mississippi Senate Bill SR43

Introduced
2/21/23  
Refer
2/21/23  

Caption

Commend Russell Christian Academy "Warriors" Football Team for sixth-straight State Championship.

Impact

The resolution serves to acknowledge and promote the significance of athletic achievements in educational institutions, particularly within the context of private Christian education. It emphasizes the values of teamwork, grit, and leadership, which are essential not only in sports but also in academic environments. By recognizing such accomplishments, the resolution aims to foster community spirit and promote the positive impact of athletics on youth development.

Summary

Senate Resolution 43 commends and congratulates the Russell Christian Academy "Warriors" football team from Meridian, Mississippi, for their impressive achievement of winning the Alabama Christian Education Association State Championship for the sixth consecutive year. This resolution recognizes the hard work, dedication, and sportsmanship exemplified by the team, highlighting their determination and resilience throughout the season. Notably, individual players such as quarterback John Benny Jones, who was instrumental in the championship win, were celebrated for their exceptional performance.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR43 is overwhelmingly positive, celebrating not only the team’s success but also the values they represent. Supporters of the resolution express pride in the achievements of the Russell Christian Academy and the role the school plays in nurturing its students both academically and athletically. The resolution articulates a strong community sentiment that values perseverance and commitment in the face of challenges.

Contention

While SR43 is widely supported, it may face minimal contention from those who believe that public resources should be focused on broader educational initiatives rather than specific commendations for private institutions. However, the resolution primarily serves as a recognition rather than a legislative change, thus minimizing potential debates or conflicts regarding funding or policy.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS SR11

Commend Hartfield Academy Hawks Football Team for second-straight MAIS 6A State Championship.

MS HC68

Grenada Chargers Football Team; commend upon winning MHSAA Class 6A State Championship.

MS HR123

Grenada Chargers Football Team; commend upon winning the MHSAA Class 6A State Championship.

MS HR67

Commending the Liberty Christian Academy football team.

MS SC580

Commend Northwest Community College Football Team for consecutive State Championships.

MS HR48

Parklane Academy Football Team; commend upon winning MAIS Class 5A State Championship.

MS HR119

Kirk Academy Football Team; commend upon winning the 2024 MAIS Class 3A State Championship.

MS SR22

Commend Oak Grove "Warriors" Football Team for winning their first MHSAA Class 7A State Championship.

MS SR3

Commend Poplarville High School Hornets Football Team for first 4A State Championship.

MS HC49

Northwest Mississippi Community College Football Team; commend on winning MACCC State Championship.

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MS SR109

Commend Northwest Mississippi Community College Dance Team for winning back-to-back National Championships in Open Hip-Hop Division.

MS SC544

Commend Olympian Cory McGee of Pass Christian for Track and Field accomplishments at 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

MS HC56

Northwest Mississippi Community College Dance Team; commend for winning the 2024 Open Hip-Hop National Chamionpship.

MS SR101

Commend Columbus Christian Academy "Rams" Girls Basketball Team for winning MAIS Class 2A State Championship.

MS HC54

Caledonia High School Volleyball Team; commend upon winning MHSAA Class 4A State Volleyball Championship.

MS HR171

Caledonia High School Volleyball Team; commend upon winning MHSAA Class 4A State Volleyball Championship.

MS SR56

Commend Columbus Christian Academy Lady Rams Girls Basketball Team for second MAIS Class AA State Championship in three years.