By Ramsay H.C.R. No. 140
76R9437 WMS-D
HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
1-1 WHEREAS, The Winnsboro High School Lady Raiders basketball
1-2 team has reached the pinnacle of success in high school basketball
1-3 by winning the 1999 UIL Class 3A state championship; and
1-4 WHEREAS, In the semifinal round of the state tournament,
1-5 Winnsboro outscored Shallowater High School 72-44 to advance to the
1-6 Class 3A finals for the fourth time in the 1990s; and
1-7 WHEREAS, Determined to secure the 1999 title, Winnsboro
1-8 demonstrated true championship heart by overcoming Lufkin Hudson
1-9 High School 56-48 to claim the coveted crown and complete the
1-10 1998-1999 campaign with a phenomenal record of 40 wins against only
1-11 two defeats; and
1-12 WHEREAS, The march to the state championship was a result of
1-13 dedication to the team concept by players Brandi Fowler, Haley
1-14 King, Sarah Mitchell, Stacy Stephens, Sara Hinkley, Kim Jones,
1-15 Rachel Smisek, Kristal Ross, Jamie Herlocker, Amanda Kellar, Lyndsi
1-16 Caddell, Holley Cain, Crystal Herrera, and Candace Crow; and
1-17 WHEREAS, Head Coach Buddy Hawkins worked to ensure that his
1-18 players performed to the best of their abilities, and he was ably
1-19 supported in his efforts by assistant coaches Tina Moore, Lesli
1-20 Anglin, and Tom Campbell; and
1-21 WHEREAS, This group of talented athletes, along with their
1-22 coaches and staff, are a source of tremendous pride to the students
1-23 and faculty at Winnsboro, as well as their many supporters in the
1-24 community, and it is indeed appropriate that they be honored at
2-1 this time; now, therefore, be it
2-2 RESOLVED, That the 76th Legislature of the State of Texas
2-3 hereby congratulate the members of the Winnsboro High School Lady
2-4 Raiders basketball team on winning the 1999 UIL Class 3A state
2-5 title and extend to them sincere best wishes for continued success
2-6 and happiness; and, be it further
2-7 RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
2-8 prepared for prominent display at Winnsboro High School as an
2-9 expression of high regard by the Texas House of Representatives and
2-10 Senate.