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Lima City Council honors 11-year-old Samaria Hall for national Ultimate performance
Summary
The Lima City Council adopted Resolution 0825 on first reading to recognize 11-year-old Samaria Hall of Liberty Arts Magnet School for finishing as first runner-up at the 2025 American Ultimate Preteen Nationals and for entrepreneurship in fundraising.
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The Lima City Council on its July meeting adopted Resolution 0825 on first reading to recognize 11-year-old Samaria Hall for her performance at the 2025 American Ultimate Preteen Nationals and for fundraising through a lemonade stand and custom bracelet business. The caption of the resolution notes Hall's title as 2025 Midwest Ultimate Preteen and her first runner-up finish in Indianapolis.
Council members offered praise before the vote. Councilor Glenn said, "I'm very excited for her," and later noted, "Good job." Councilor Jones added, "We're proud of you," and encouraged Hall to "keep it up." The motion to adopt the resolution was moved and seconded and passed by an 8-0 voice vote.
The resolution recognizes Hall as a young leader who brings pride to the city and encourages continued community support for youth activities. The council invited Hall to speak at the microphone; a brief exchange of thanks followed.
The resolution was adopted on its first reading and the council noted it will present the signed copy to Hall and her family.
