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2 | | - | 2025 |
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4 | | - | VT LEG #381930 v.1 |
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5 | | - | No. R-7. House concurrent resolution congratulating the 2024 Missisquoi Valley |
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6 | | - | Union High School Thunderbirds Division I championship softball team |
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7 | | - | (H.R.C.2) |
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8 | | - | Offered by Representatives Hango of Berkshire, Laroche of Franklin, Oliver of |
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9 | | - | Sheldon, Walker of Swanton, and Gregoire of Fairfield |
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| 1 | + | StateofVermont |
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| 2 | + | HouseofRepresentatives |
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| 3 | + | Montpelier,Vermont |
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| 4 | + | ConcurrentHouseResolution |
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| 5 | + | H.C.R.2 |
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| 6 | + | OfferedbyRepresentativesHangoofBerkshire,LarocheofFranklin,OliverofSheldon, |
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| 7 | + | WalkerofSwanton,andGregoireofFairfield |
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11 | | - | Whereas, at 2024 Division I softball’s decisive contest, played at Castleton, the fifth- |
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12 | | - | seeded Thunderbirds challenged the second-seeded Mt. Anthony Patriots for the sport’s |
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13 | | - | top honor, and the game proved an exciting day on the diamond, and |
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14 | | - | Whereas, although the Patriots were the first on the scoreboard, these opening runs |
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15 | | - | signaled the start of a seesaw battle during which each team enjoyed a lead, but at the end |
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16 | | - | of the seven standard innings, the teams were tied at seven-all, necessitating extra innings |
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17 | | - | to determine the game’s outcome, and |
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18 | | - | Whereas, in the eighth inning, sensing the suspense should be ended quickly, a |
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19 | | - | Thunderbird stole both second and third base, accelerating her scoring of the final run, |
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20 | | - | and securing an 8–7 Missisquoi victory, and |
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| 9 | + | Houseconcurrentresolutioncongratulatingthe2024MissisquoiValleyUnionHighSchool |
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| 10 | + | ThunderbirdsDivisionIchampionshipsoftballteam |
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| 11 | + | Whereas,at2024DivisionIsoftball’sdecisivecontest,playedatCastleton,thefifth-seeded |
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| 12 | + | Thunderbirdschallengedthesecond-seededMt.AnthonyPatriotsforthesport’stophonor,and |
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| 13 | + | thegameprovedanexcitingdayonthediamond, and |
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| 14 | + | Whereas,althoughthePatriotswerethefirstonthescoreboard,theseopeningrunssignaled |
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| 15 | + | thestartofaseesawbattleduringwhicheachteamenjoyedalead,butattheendoftheseven |
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| 16 | + | standardinnings,theteamsweretiedatseven-all,necessitatingextrainningstodeterminethe |
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| 17 | + | game’soutcome, and |
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| 18 | + | Whereas,intheeighthinning,sensingthesuspenseshouldbeendedquickly,aThunderbird |
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| 19 | + | stolebothsecondandthirdbase,acceleratingherscoringofthefinalrun,andsecuringan8–7 |
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| 20 | + | Missisquoivictory, and |
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22 | | - | Campbell, Molly Gagne, Molly Medor, Brooke Rainville, Sierra Reynolds, Lizi |
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23 | | - | Bourdeau, Kirby King, Josie Maguire, Cayley Renaudette, Abigail Wilcox, Lillianna |
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24 | | - | Fournier, Addison Gates, Avery Guyette, Addy Longway, Brooke Pilbin, Jadyn Lapan, |
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25 | | - | and Ava Howe, and |
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26 | | - | Whereas, Head Coach Bill Sheets; assistant coaches Megan Rowell, Connie Sheets, |
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27 | | - | and Emily Bourdeau; and team managers Alexis Beyor and Kyle Perkins were all critical |
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28 | | - | to the Thunderbirds’ success, now therefore be it |
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| 22 | + | Campbell,MollyGagne,MollyMedor,BrookeRainville,SierraReynolds,LiziBourdeau,Kirby |
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| 23 | + | King,JosieMaguire,CayleyRenaudette,AbigailWilcox,LilliannaFournier,AddisonGates, |
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| 24 | + | AveryGuyette,AddyLongway,BrookePilbin,JadynLapan,andAvaHowe, and |
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| 25 | + | Whereas,HeadCoachBillSheets;assistantcoachesMeganRowell,ConnieSheets,and |
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| 26 | + | EmilyBourdeau;andteammanagersAlexisBeyorandKylePerkinswereallcriticaltothe |
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| 27 | + | Thunderbirds’success,nowtherefore be it |
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