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Pulaski County issues proclamation honoring Mills High School boys basketball 4A state championship
Summary
County Judge Barry Hyde read a proclamation recognizing the Mills High School boys basketball team's 2024–25 4A state championship and presented the team with the county's appreciation.
Pulaski County Judge Barry Hyde read a proclamation at the April 22 Quorum Court meeting recognizing the Mills High School boys basketball team for winning the 4A state championship during the 2024–25 season.
The proclamation recorded the team’s final overall record as 35 wins and 1 loss, an undefeated 10–0 conference record, and a 9–0 postseason record that culminated in a 56–51 victory over Morrilton in the 4A state championship game. The proclamation also noted that the team averaged 63.3 points per game while holding opponents to 45.4 points and that, after their only loss in late November, the Comets responded with a 29-game winning streak.
Judge Hyde presented the proclamation to players and coaches at the start of the meeting and invited them forward for a photograph. He said the county directed that the proclamation be presented "in the 2024–25 Mills High School boys basketball team for a remarkable season and for bringing home the 4A state championship." Several justices and attendees offered congratulations to the team and coaching staff.
The recognition was ceremonial; no formal county policy or expenditure was associated with the proclamation in the meeting record.
