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SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 330
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WHEREAS, The Senate of the State of Texas is pleased to |
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recognize the Northside Indians football team of Wilbarger County |
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for capturing the 2006 University Interscholastic League Class A |
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Six-Man Division II State Championship with an impressive 60-41 |
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victory over runner-up Jayton High School at Shotwell Stadium in |
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Abilene on December 16, 2006; and |
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WHEREAS, The Indians showed great talent and determination |
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throughout the season, ending the year with an outstanding 14-1 |
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record; under the exceptional leadership of Regional Coach of the |
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Year Ed Donahue, the team totaled 951 points on offense, yielded |
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only 324 points on defense, and outscored opposing teams by |
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45 points or more in 12 of 15 games during the season, including |
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three of five in the playoffs; and |
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WHEREAS, The team was fortunate to have all-state |
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players Justin Acosta, Nathan McGee, Corey Samson, Colby White, |
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Landry Freeling, and Zack Agnew and members Koby Dickerson, |
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Clinton Selman, Zach Voelkel, Blaine Halencak, Bobby Pruitt, |
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Joe Martinez, Larry Phillips, Cody Bunch, Bradley Thompson, |
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Cole Selman, Johnny Delgado, Brad Matthews, and Josh Horn; and |
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WHEREAS, In addition to benefiting from the leadership of |
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Coach Donahue, who also serves as the school superintendent, the |
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team received indispensable support from the assistant coaches, |
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Wayne Tuckwell and Chris Casarez; the team also benefited from |
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the efforts of cheerleader sponsor Carla Selman; cheerleaders |
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Vanessa Humphrey, Malinda Riggins, Blythe Wilkinson, |
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Allison Baker, Lauren Ward, Jodie Pruitt, and Carolann Humphrey; |
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managers Bobby Don Riggins, Clint Ward, Kye Adams, Cade Freeling, |
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Justin Faulkner, and Glenn Cook; and principal and athletic |
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director Cindy Riggins; lending her inspirational and vocal |
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support to the team was Lady, the canine mascot and lucky charm; |
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and |
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WHEREAS, The Northside Indians football team has earned |
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its place in the annals of Texas high school football history by |
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winning the school's first state football championship title; |
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Northside School is justifiably proud of the Indians for their |
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hard work, their impressive skills, and their fine |
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sportsmanship; now, therefore, be it |
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RESOLVED, That the Senate of the State of Texas, |
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80th Legislature, hereby congratulate the Northside Indians |
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football team and Coach Ed Donahue for winning the 2006 University |
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Interscholastic League Class A Six-Man Division II State |
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Championship and extend best wishes to the many individuals who |
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played a part in this tremendous achievement; and, be it further |
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RESOLVED, That a copy of this Resolution be prepared for |
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all associated with Northside School as an expression of high |
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regard from the Texas Senate. |
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Estes |
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President of the Senate |
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I hereby certify that the |
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above Resolution was adopted by |
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the Senate on February 28, 2007. |
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Secretary of the Senate |
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Member, Texas Senate |