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Arkansas House honors athletes, choirs and longtime public servants in ceremonial resolutions
Summary
Through a series of title readings and short presentations, members recognized multiple high-school and college championship teams, an MVP, retiring coaches and a 50-year city employee; presenters asked for favorable votes but the transcript does not record roll-call outcomes.
The Arkansas House read and presented a sequence of ceremonial resolutions recognizing student-athletes, coaches, a longtime municipal employee and performing arts groups.
Representative McCullough brought members of the Rolling Razorbacks wheelchair basketball team to the floor after the clerk read House Resolution 10 22, noting the Sherwood program won the Division II national championship on March 29, 2026; he named coach Jared Johnson and MVP Jeff Glassbrenner and asked members for a "good vote." Representative Allen recognized the Parkview Arts and Science Magnet High School Patriots as the 2026 Class 5A boys basketball state champions and invited the coach and players to the floor. Representative Carr presented multiple Rogers High School recognitions across cross country, baseball, tennis, wrestling and golf, praising sustained excellence in the district's athletic programs.
Other presentations included Representative Painter recognizing Mountain Home High School's boys and girls cross-country teams, Representative McCullough honoring Mount Saint Mary Academy Bells for a third straight Class 6A golf championship, and Representative Carolyn Brown congratulating the Central Arkansas Christian High School Mustang Choir for best-in-class honors at the 2026 State Choir Festival. Representative Duffield read a resolution honoring Coach Dave Wilbur of Arkansas Tech University on his retirement and later recognized the Arkansas Tech Golden Suns cross country championship team. Representative Holliday presented a resolution for the North Little Rock Lady Charging Wildcats girls basketball state championship.
Several presenters closed by asking members for a favorable vote; the session took a brief five-minute recess for technical difficulties during the sequence. The transcript records the readings and presentations but does not include recorded roll-call tallies or explicit adoption statements for these resolutions.
