Texas 2025 - 89th Regular

Texas House Bill HR888 Latest Draft

Bill / Introduced Version Filed 04/21/2025

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                            89R24319 DSH-D
 By: Buckley H.R. No. 888




 R E S O L U T I O N
 WHEREAS, The Salado High School boys' soccer team closed out
 an unforgettable year by winning the 2025 University
 Interscholastic League 4A Division 1 state championship; and
 WHEREAS, Following an impressive showing during the regular
 season, the Eagles continued to excel in the playoffs, besting
 China Spring, Houston Fort Bend Willowridge, and Navasota High
 Schools to reach the regional final; next posting a 2-1 defeat over
 Lumberton High School, Salado earned its inaugural trip to the
 state tournament; and
 WHEREAS, After advancing to the title game due to a forfeit,
 Salado battled Fort Worth Castleberry High School for the state
 crown on April 10 at Birkelbach Field in Georgetown; finding
 themselves trailing at halftime and then late in the final period,
 the Eagles demonstrated tremendous resolve, netting a clutch goal
 to tie the game at 2-2 and force overtime; the Eagles struck quickly
 in the extra period, knocking in the go-ahead goal and sealing the
 outcome on the strength of their defense; triumphing by the final
 score of 3-2, Salado claimed the first state championship in
 program history; and
 WHEREAS, Salado was led by Luke Anderson, the championship
 game Most Valuable Player who was joined by Hughston Taggart, Caine
 Cruddas, Devonte Foster, and Luke Munson on the All-Tournament
 Team; the Eagles also received valuable contributions during their
 campaign from the other members of the roster: Cole Cooley, Gabriel
 Johnson, Davis Kasper, Brody Delukie, Gabriel Merriman, Kyler
 Stock, Alejandro Delima, Brayden Dildine, Daniel Anderson, Otto
 Sitz, Damonte Foster, Johnny Anderson, Cole Foster, Owen Stone,
 Ryley White, Oscar Arango, Peyton Bivens, Valente Hernandez,
 Lincoln Hossfeld, and Richard McCoin; these talented
 student-athletes were ably directed by head coach Jared Cruddas and
 assistant coaches Scott Bates, Annie Ewton, and Matthew
 Figlestahler; and
 WHEREAS, Winning a state championship represents the
 culmination of countless hours of hard work and an unwavering
 commitment to excellence, and the Salado Eagles will treasure the
 memory of this accomplishment for the rest of their lives; now,
 therefore, be it
 RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 89th Texas
 Legislature hereby congratulate the Salado High School boys' soccer
 team on winning the 2025 UIL 4A Division 1 state championship and
 extend to the players, coaches, and staff sincere best wishes for
 continued success; and, be it further
 RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
 prepared for the team as an expression of high regard by the Texas
 House of Representatives.