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Troup County commissioners honor Troup High baseball team after first state title
Summary
Troup County commissioners recognized the Troup High School baseball team for winning the school’s first state championship, with the head coach and players receiving public acknowledgment and a trophy during the June 3 meeting.
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The Troup County Board of Commissioners opened its June 3 meeting by recognizing the Troup High School baseball team for winning the school’s first state championship. Coach (speaker 6) told the board the title marked “the first time in school history” the team has won a state championship and introduced coaches and players who joined the meeting to be honored.
Coach (speaker 6) listed the coaching staff — including Richie Barber, Mike Munkus, Brock Barber and others — and named players on the roster. He described the achievement as “humbling,” thanked families and supporters, and accepted applause and a trophy presented to the team.
Commission members and staff expressed appreciation for the team’s role-model behavior on and off the field. The recognition took place during the meeting’s special business segment and did not require formal board action beyond the public acknowledgement. The board then resumed regular business.
