This resolution (SR 102) formally commends the Ingomar High School Lady Falcons girls basketball team and head coach Trent Adair for winning their third consecutive Class 2A state championship in March 2025. It directly honors the team, coaches, and school community for their athletic achievement, including their 14th overall state title and fourth in five years. The resolution contains no policy changes or funding provisions - it is purely a ceremonial recognition, as stated in the Senate's adoption.
SR 98 is a Senate resolution commemorating the 125th anniversary (quasquicentennial) of First-Trinity Presbyterian Church in Laurel, Mississippi. It formally recognizes the church's founding history, including its establishment in 1895, rebuilding after a 1901 fire, and architectural significance like its 1925 Gothic Revival sanctuary. The resolution, adopted by the Mississippi Senate, extends congratulations to the church's past and present congregations and will be presented to the church's pastor and board. This is a non-binding ceremonial gesture with no policy changes or direct impact on constituents.
SR 103 is a non-binding resolution commending the Coffeeville High School Pirates Boys Basketball Team and Head Coach Demarius Bush for winning the 2025 MHSAA Class 1A State Championship. It formally recognizes their victory (ending a 67-year championship drought) and highlights the team's 23-6 record, key player Stanford Spearman's 37-point performance, and their motivation following a teammate's passing. The resolution has no legislative effect beyond ceremonial recognition and was adopted by the Mississippi Senate on March 19, 2025.
This is a ceremonial resolution (SR 101), not a policy bill. It formally commends the Ingomar High School Lady Falcons Girls Volleyball Team and Head Coach Andy Wilbanks for winning the Class 2A championship in the 2024-2025 season. The resolution specifically highlights their playoff victory over Lake Hornets (3-0, with set scores 25-19, 25-13, 25-8) and their strong team performance, including 17 aces in that game. As a symbolic gesture, it was adopted by the Mississippi Senate and will be presented to the coach, school principal, and board of education.
This Senate resolution (SR 115) formally honors Macie Phifer, a multi-sport athlete from Ingomar High School, for her seven state championships, record-breaking 3,519 career points in basketball, and multiple Mississippi Player of the Year awards. It recognizes her athletic legacy, humility, and contributions to her school, community, and the State of Mississippi. The resolution extends well-wishes for her college basketball career at Middle Tennessee State. As a commemorative resolution, it has no policy impact and serves solely to celebrate her achievements.
This is a ceremonial resolution (SR 113) that formally commends South Panola High School senior Gabriella Russo for winning the Journalism Education Association's "Mississippi High School Journalist of the Year" award. It does not create any policy changes or affect any laws; it is solely a symbolic gesture of recognition. The resolution was adopted by the Mississippi Senate and will be presented to Russo, her school staff, and the school board. It honors her achievements as a student journalist and leader, with no financial or regulatory impact.
This bill (SC 534) is a ceremonial resolution recognizing Janet Davis's athletic achievements in track and field. It formally honors her career as a Gentry High School and Florida State University All-American, highlighting her early competitions, state and national championships, and All-American honors from ages 8 through college. The resolution, adopted by Mississippi's Senate and House, directs that it be presented to Davis, Gentry High School's principal, and the Sunflower County Board of Education. It does not create new laws or policies but serves as a formal tribute to her accomplishments.
This resolution commemorates Mississippi Representative Icey Day, the founder of Mississippi Industries for the Blind (MIB), on the 70th anniversary of his death. It honors his legacy as the "Father of MIB" and commends MIB for serving as the preferred employer of visually impaired Mississippians. The resolution recognizes Day’s work founding MIB in 1942 to provide employment and training for blind and visually impaired residents. It has been formally adopted by the Mississippi Senate.
This resolution formally commends the Northwest Mississippi Community College Rangers Dance Team and Head Coach Patrice Christian for winning back-to-back national championships in the Open Hip-Hop Division at the UDA Nationals in Orlando. It recognizes their specific achievements, including a 2025 finals score of 99.9333, and acknowledges the team roster and support network. As a ceremonial resolution (not a policy bill), it has no legal effect or direct impact on individuals or programs. The resolution was adopted by the Mississippi Senate on March 19, 2025.
This is a ceremonial resolution (SR 104), not a law. It formally commends the Ole Miss cheer team and head coach Skylar Casey for winning their first National Championship in the UCA Division 1A Traditional All Girl category at the 2025 Universal Cheerleaders Association College Nationals. The resolution recognizes their specific achievements, including a championship score of 91.4 in the finals, and acknowledges their fourth UCA title overall in eight years. It has no legal effect and solely serves to honor the team's accomplishment through a formal Senate expression of pride.
This resolution recognizes 25 Mississippi high school coaches selected for the "Tomorrow's 25 Coaching Fellowship," a program developed by the Mississippi Association of Coaches, MHSAA, and the University of Mississippi School of Education. It honors these coaches for their leadership, character, and community commitment, with the fellowship focusing on developing future athletic leaders through leadership training, peer networking, and mentorship. The resolution has no policy impact - it is purely symbolic recognition with no new requirements or funding. It was adopted by the Mississippi Senate on March 19, 2025.
This is a ceremonial resolution (SR 110), not a bill with policy changes. It formally commends the Northwest Mississippi Community College Women's Soccer Team and Head Coach James Beattie for winning the 2024-2025 MACCC Championship and achieving a perfect 22-0 season, including their second consecutive state title and national championship in NJCAA Division II. The resolution highlights their undefeated conference record (11-0), eight shutouts, and historical significance as the first program since 2020 to win a national title without losses. It has no binding effect or impact on laws, solely serving as symbolic recognition for the team, coach, and college.
