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HJR 1489

Memorials, Sports - Michael Green, 2026 BCAT Class AA Coach of the Year -

114th Regular Session (2025-2026) Introduced by Kelly Keisling

Recognizes Michael Green as 2026 BCAT Class AA Coach of the Year for York Institute, highlighting team success, mentorship, and a culture of excellence in girls’ basketball.

Signed by Governor.
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Bill Summary · HJR 1489

Summary of House Joint Resolution 1489 (HJR 1489), 114th Tennessee General Assembly

Overview

  • Subject: Memorializing and congratulating Michael Green, head girls’ basketball coach at York Institute, for being named the 2026 BCAT Class AA Coach of the Year.
  • Sponsor: Representative Keisling (with co-sponsor Representative Kelly Keisling).
  • Status: Introduced and filed; placed on House consent calendar for 4/16/2026. Concurrent resolution approved by both House and Senate upon adoption.
  • Jurisdiction: Tennessee.

Purpose and Intent

  • The primary purpose is to publicly honor and recognize Michael Green for his coaching achievements in girls’ high school basketball, specifically his selection as the 2026 Basketball Coaches Association of Tennessee (BCAT) Class AA Coach of the Year.
  • The resolution highlights Green’s leadership, program impact at York Institute, and the broader values of excellence, mentorship, and student-athlete development.

Key Provisions and Provisions Summary

  • Recognition of Achievement: States that Michael Green was named the BCAT Class AA Coach of the Year for 2026 in girls’ basketball.
  • Program Impact and Accomplishments:
    • York Institute Dragonettes reached the state tournament for the fifth consecutive year under Green.
    • The team advanced to the state title game for the second straight season and finished as runner-up in both appearances.
    • The team won district and region championships for the fourth consecutive season.
    • Overall season record cited: 30-7.
  • Coaching Philosophy and Culture: The resolution lauds Green for building a culture centered on accountability, preparation, fundamentals, mental toughness, team chemistry, and player development.
  • Character and Mentorship: Emphasizes Green’s role as an outstanding teacher and mentor who maximizes player potential and promotes a team-first mentality.
  • Formal Action Requested: The General Assembly is asked to honor and congratulate Michael Green and to extend best wishes for continued success in athletics and life.

Beneficiaries and Affected Parties

  • Primary Beneficiary: Michael Green (recognition and honor).
  • Secondary Beneficiaries: York Institute, its students and basketball program, and the broader Tennessee high school sports community that benefits from acknowledged excellence and positive role modeling.
  • Public/Constituents: Tennessee residents who view the honor as a reflection of athletic achievement, school leadership, and community pride.

Procedural and Timeline Details

  • Intro Date: Filed for introduction on 2026-04-16.
  • Processing: Placed on the House consent calendar for 4/16/2026, indicating routine ceremonial consideration.
  • Next Steps: If adopted by the House and subsequently the Senate, the resolution becomes an official memorial honoring Michael Green and is typically presented to him or his representatives; no fiscal impact or statutory changes are involved.

Notes

  • The bill is a ceremonial resolution (no changes to law or state policy) intended to recognize an individual’s athletic achievement and to publicly commend him for his contributions to youth sports.
  • The text includes a customary closing clause about the form and presentation of the resolution once enacted.

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

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