Coppell designates April 22 as Cowgirls Soccer Day following state championship victory

In a celebratory session on April 22, 2025, the Coppell City Council officially proclaimed the day as "Coppell Cowgirls Soccer Day" in honor of the Coppell High School girls varsity soccer team's remarkable achievement in winning the UIL Class 6A Division 1 state championship. The Cowgirls triumphed over Lake Travis High School with a decisive score of 6-2, marking the school's third state title in girls soccer, previously won in 2009 and 2015.

Mayor Wes Mays led the ceremony, highlighting the team's dedication, teamwork, and sportsmanship throughout the season. Senior Summer Chen was recognized as the tournament's Most Valuable Player, contributing significantly to the championship match. The proclamation not only celebrated the athletes but also acknowledged the support from coaches, parents, and the community, emphasizing the integral role soccer plays in Coppell's culture.

Council members expressed their pride and gratitude, noting the positive impact of the team's success on the community and the empowerment of young women through sports. The event included a ceremonial signing of a soccer ball by the team, which will be displayed alongside other notable achievements in the city.

In addition to the championship recognition, several team members were acknowledged for receiving college scholarships, showcasing the academic and athletic excellence fostered within the Coppell community. The council's enthusiasm for the Cowgirls' accomplishments reflects a broader commitment to supporting youth sports and celebrating local achievements.

As the meeting concluded, the council members and community members expressed their hopes for continued success in future seasons, reinforcing the importance of teamwork and community spirit in Coppell.