House concurrent resolution congratulating Hartford Hurricanes Captain Charlotte Jasmin on being named the 2026 Vermont girls’ basketball Gatorade Player of the Year

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Kevin Christie and 4 co-sponsors

Charlotte Jasmin is honored for being named the 2026 Vermont girls’ basketball Gatorade Player of the Year and for her 2,025 career points and leadership.

Senate Message: Adopted in concurrence

Purpose and intent

H.C.R. 260 is a formal concurrent resolution congratulating Charlotte Jasmin, captain of the Hartford Hurricanes girls’ basketball team, on being named the 2026 Vermont girls’ basketball Gatorade Player of the Year.

The resolution recognizes her athletic achievement as part of a broader acknowledgment by the Vermont General Assembly.

Key provisions and changes

Declares appreciation and congratulations for Charlotte Jasmin’s recognition as the 2026 Vermont girls’ basketball Gatorade Player of the Year.

Notes Jasmin’s notable scoring milestone (2,025 career points over four years) and her role in Hartford Hurricanes’ 2026 Division II state championship (defeating Lamoille Lancers 37–20).

Highlights Jasmin’s academic and community involvement, including:

National Honor Society membership.
Volunteer work with the Hope Happens Here Foundation, which focuses on destigmatizing mental health issues for student-athletes.
Service on the Hartford High School Athletic Leadership Council.

Directs the Secretary of State to transmit a copy of the resolution to Charlotte Jasmin.

Who or what is affected

Primary beneficiary: Charlotte Jasmin, honored for her athletic achievement.

The Hartford Hurricanes, Hartford High School, and the broader Vermont community are also recognized through this ceremonial acknowledgment.

The action has no direct regulatory or fiscal impact; it is a formal commemorative measure.

Procedural and timeline aspects

Sponsors: Representatives Esme Cole, Kevin Christie, Michael Hoyt; Senators Rebecca White, Alison Clarkson, Joseph Major; with co-sponsors listed (including Joe Major as a named co-sponsor in the action history).

Action history:

Adopted on consent calendar and transmitted as part of concurrence on April 16–17, 2026.
Adopted in concurrence per Joint Rule 16b and transmitted to the Senate, indicating cross-chamber approval.

No hearings or voting text changes are involved; it is a ceremonial recognition typical of a concurrent resolution.

Additional context

The resolution situates Jasmin among a small group of Vermonters who have achieved the 2,000-point career scoring milestone in girls’ high school basketball, noting her place in state history as the fifth Vermonter to reach 2,025 career points.

It emphasizes a balance of athletic excellence with community service and leadership roles.

If you’d like, I can provide a concise one-page briefing for stakeholders or a comparison with similar Vermont concurrent resolutions.

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