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Freeman coach Tom Sefton lauds resilience after championship run

Governor's Office - Boards & Commissions · July 28, 2026
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Summary

Tom Sefton, speaking at the Governor's Residence, described Freeman High School's season, thanked staff and coordinators, and noted the team's comeback performance en route to the state title and displayed the team trophy.

Tom Sefton, introduced at the ceremony as the head football coach for Freeman High School, spoke on behalf of his players and coaches, praising their work ethic and leadership. Sefton described the season grind, the resilience required to win a title and thanked organizers and the community for supporting the team; he brought the team's trophy to the ceremony.

Sefton recounted the team's record and comeback story, noting the long season practice schedule and how players adapted to adversity. He summarized the season's momentum by stating, "We won 23 out of 24," and highlighted particular player and staff contributions he said made the title possible.

Sefton's remarks followed the governor's proclamation and preceded remarks by other coaches and players; the ceremony concluded with photos and an open-floor reception for attendees.