The Eagle Mountain-Saginaw Independent School District (EM-S ISD) celebrated a remarkable achievement during its recent board meeting, honoring the Boswell Lady Pioneers basketball team for their historic season. Under the leadership of Coach John Reese, the team finished with an impressive record of 39 wins and just 2 losses, culminating in their first-ever state championship in the 6AD2 category.
Coach Reese, who has dedicated 33 years to coaching, expressed gratitude to his players, staff, and the community for their unwavering support throughout the season. He highlighted the importance of teamwork and the contributions of his assistant coaches, trainers, and the administration, emphasizing that their collective efforts were crucial to the team's success.
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Subscribe for Free The Lady Pioneers not only secured the state title but also achieved national recognition, finishing ranked 15th in the nation. Their journey included a perfect 12-0 record in district play and victories over several state champions from various classifications. Coach Reese noted that the team set multiple records, including the most wins in a season for Boswell High School.
In addition to celebrating the team's accomplishments, the meeting also acknowledged individual player achievements. Notable records included outstanding free throw and rebound performances, showcasing the talent and hard work of the athletes.
As the community reflects on this significant milestone, the board meeting served as a reminder of the positive impact that sports can have on local pride and unity. The Lady Pioneers' success not only brings recognition to the school but also inspires future generations of athletes in the Eagle Mountain-Saginaw area.