SJR 741 is a formal resolution passed by the Tennessee General Assembly to honor Tyler Williams, head coach of Gatlinburg-Pittman High School, for being named Region I-3A Coach of the Year. The resolution recognizes his leadership in guiding the team to its first-ever state championship game after an undefeated regular season and his seven years of service with the school, including as offensive coordinator. It does not create new laws or policies but serves as a ceremonial commendation to acknowledge his athletic achievements and dedication to student-athletes. The resolution was unanimously approved by both legislative chambers and signed into formal recognition.
SJR 798 is a symbolic resolution passed by the Tennessee General Assembly to honor Zaydyn Anderson, a Greeneville High School football player, for being named to the 2025 TSWA (Tennessee Sports Writers Association) Class 4A All-State football team. The resolution recognizes his athletic achievements, including his second All-State selection (after previously earning the honor as a defensive back) and his recognition as Region 1-4A Co-Player of the Year. This non-binding resolution serves as a formal tribute to Anderson's sportsmanship and success, without creating any new laws or policies.
SJR 718 is a symbolic resolution honoring the Valor College Prep Wildcats girls' volleyball team for winning the 2025 TSSAA Division I, Class AA state championship. It recognizes the team's athletic achievement, sportsmanship, and character, while acknowledging their coaches and contributions to their school community. The resolution formally expresses the Tennessee General Assembly's praise and congratulations to the players and coaches. As a commemorative resolution, it has no legal effect but serves as a public acknowledgment of their accomplishment.
SJR 805 is a resolution passed by the Tennessee General Assembly to honor Brylee Catron, a Greeneville High School golfer, for being named to the Tennessee Sports Writers Association (TSWA) Class A All-State golf team for 2025. The resolution recognizes her athletic achievement and character, expressing the Assembly's pride in her accomplishments as a student-athlete. It has no policy impact - it is a symbolic gesture of commendation without creating new laws or affecting any regulations.
This is a ceremonial resolution (SJR 747), not a policy bill. It formally honors Karson Buchanan, a high school football player from Unicoi County High School, for being named to the All-Region 1-3A second team. The resolution recognizes his athletic achievements and character as a student-athlete. It has no policy impact or financial obligation - it is purely a symbolic gesture of commendation by the Tennessee General Assembly.
SJR 729 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Jackson Savarese, a high school football player from Gatlinburg-Pittman High School, for being named to the All-Region 1-3A first team. It does not create new laws or policies; instead, it formally congratulates him for his athletic achievements and character. The resolution was unanimously passed by both chambers of the Tennessee General Assembly and is now enrolled for presentation. It directly affects only Jackson Savarese, recognizing his accomplishments as a student-athlete.
This is a ceremonial resolution (SJR 779) honoring Wyatt Maples, a Sevier County High School football player, for being named to the All-Region 1-5A first team. It formally recognizes his athletic achievement and character as a student-athlete. The resolution was unanimously passed by the Tennessee Senate and House and signed into effect, with no policy changes or affected groups beyond this specific recognition.
SJR 807 is a resolution passed by the Tennessee General Assembly to honor Gaye Hasty for her 42 years of public service in Blount County, including her role as Blount County Clerk since 2016. The resolution commends her dedication, work ethic, and service across multiple county departments, and extends well-wishes for her retirement on August 31, 2026. As a symbolic gesture, it does not create new laws or affect policy.
SJR 711 is a commemorative resolution honoring Isabella "Bella" Warner, a student at Independence High School, for winning the TSSAA Division I girls' individual bowling state championship. The resolution recognizes her victory in the championship match (defeating her opponent by five pins) and highlights her character, perseverance, and achievements as a student-athlete. It does not create any policy changes or affect laws - instead, it serves as a symbolic gesture of recognition from the Tennessee General Assembly.
SJR 769 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Brooks Hamilton, a Seymour High School sophomore soccer player, for being named to the 2025 TSWA Class A All-State team as a midfielder. It formally recognizes her athletic achievement and character as a student-athlete, expressing the Tennessee General Assembly's commendation. The resolution has no policy changes or funding implications - it is purely a symbolic gesture of recognition with no direct effect on laws or regulations. As a procedural resolution, it does not create new obligations or alter existing statutes.
SJR 776 is a ceremonial resolution honoring Nolan Parton, a high school football player from Sevier County High School, for being named Region 1-5A Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year. The resolution formally commends his athletic achievements - including 49 pancake blocks, 2 sacks, and a touchdown - and his character as a student-athlete. It has no binding effect or policy impact; it is purely symbolic recognition by the Tennessee General Assembly. The resolution passed unanimously in both chambers and was signed into formal acknowledgment on March 4, 2026.
SJR 743 is a Tennessee legislative resolution honoring Kyler Hooper, a football player at Gatlinburg-Pittman High School, for being named to the All-Region 1-3A second team. The resolution formally commends his athletic achievement and character as an example for student-athletes, expressing the legislature's recognition of his contributions to high school sports in Tennessee. This commemorative resolution has no binding effect or policy changes - it serves solely as a symbolic gesture of appreciation.
