West Georgia cheer team wins national championships at UCA College Championship in Orlando

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The Georgia House of Representatives convened on March 28, 2025, for Session Day 37, where several commendations and recognitions were presented, highlighting achievements in athletics and the arts.

The session began with Representative David Huddleston recognizing the University of West Georgia cheerleading program for its outstanding performance at the University Cheerleaders Association National College Championship in Orlando, Florida. The cheer teams, including the small co-ed squad, large co-ed squad, all-girl squad, and all-girl stunt squad, collectively brought home Division 1 National Championships. Huddleston praised the athletes for their dedication to both academics and community service, inviting them to stand for recognition.

Following this, Representative Panitch acknowledged the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival for its 25 years of cultural and artistic contributions. Several representatives from the festival were present to celebrate this milestone, and Panitch invited them to the speaker's office for further recognition.

Representative Lauren McDonald then took the floor to honor the state champions from Forsyth County high schools. He introduced various teams and individual athletes, including the West Forsyth High boys' 4x100 freestyle champions and Lambert High's individual cross-country champion. McDonald emphasized the hard work of the athletes and encouraged them to enjoy their upcoming spring break.

The session continued with McDonald listing additional state champions from Forsyth County, including teams in esports, competition cheerleading, and gymnastics. He highlighted individual achievements in wrestling and swimming, showcasing the diverse talents of the students.

Overall, the meeting served as a platform to celebrate the accomplishments of Georgia's youth in sports and the arts, fostering a sense of community pride and recognition for their hard work and dedication. The House concluded with a call for photos with the honored athletes and representatives, marking a successful day of commendation and celebration.

Converted from Session Day 37: 03.28.25 meeting on March 28, 2025
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