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HR 422

Honoring the Wyoming High School boys basketball team as the 2026 Division IV State Champion.

136th Legislature (2025-2026) Introduced by Rachel Baker

A ceremonial resolution honors Wyoming High School boys basketball for winning the 2026 Division IV state title, without changing laws or funding.

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Bill Summary · HR 422

Summary of HR 422 (Session 136, Ohio)

Note: The provided bill text is a long, multi-bill list from the 123rd General Assembly in Gongwer’s compilation, rather than a traditional bill text. The specific bill referenced in your prompt is titled: “Honoring the Wyoming High School boys basketball team as the 2026 Division IV State Champion.” Based on the bill title and jurisdiction (Ohio), HR 422 appears to be a ceremonial resolution rather than a substantive statute. The following summary focuses on the stated purpose and typical features of this kind of measure, along with likely procedural aspects.

Purpose and intent

  • To honor and recognize the Wyoming High School boys basketball team for achieving the status of the 2026 Division IV State Champion.
  • Serves as a commemorative resolution celebrating athletic achievement and community pride tied to a high school sports victory.

Key provisions and changes proposed

  • Proclamation of appreciation: A formal resolution commending the Wyoming High School boys basketball team for their 2026 Division IV state championship.
  • Acknowledgment of contributors: Possible recognition of coaches, school administrators, players, families, and local supporters who contributed to the team’s success.
  • Public ceremonies: Authorization or encouragement for a ceremonial presentation or recognition event (e.g., at a statehouse or in the Wyoming community) to publicly acknowledge the team’s accomplishment.
  • No substantive policy change: As a ceremonial measure, it does not alter statutes, impose new duties, or allocate funds beyond symbolic or commemorative actions.

Who or what would be affected

  • Wyoming High School boys basketball team (players, coaches) and the Wyoming community.
  • State legislators and Ohio’s General Assembly, which would adopt the ceremonial resolution.
  • Local schools and athletic programs may be prompted to share in the recognition or related ceremonial observances.

Procedural and timeline aspects

  • Introduction and passage: As a House Resolution, HR 422 would follow the standard Ohio House procedure for commemorative resolutions, typically moving through committee and floor vote without the need for a fiscal impact analysis.
  • No appropriations: Ceremonial resolutions generally do not include funding; any associated events would rely on existing resources or local funding.
  • Timing: The bill’s timing would align with or recognize the 2026 championship season; the exact date would be determined by the sponsor and legislative schedule.

Context and impact

  • Ceremonial resolutions like HR 422 function to publicly honor notable achievements and can enhance community pride and school spirit.
  • They carry symbolic value and can be used to recognize student-athletes’ dedication, teamwork, and success, potentially inspiring other students.

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Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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