HJR229 Alabama 2014 Session

Updated Feb 27, 2026

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Summary

Primary Sponsor: John Robinson
Democrat
Session: Regular Session 2014
Title: Womack, Brandon, commended
Summary: House Joint Resolution commends Brandon Womack of Scottsboro for winning his sixth Alabama state wrestling championship.
What This Bill Does
It formally recognizes and honors Brandon Womack for achieving his sixth state wrestling championship at the 2014 AHSAA Wrestling Championships in Huntsville. It highlights his career record of 422 wins and eight losses, and his national and state records for career wins and pins (327), along with 37 career tournament championships and five-time Class 5A Most Outstanding Wrestler awards. It notes his perfect final season (77-0) and states that he is one of only two Alabama wrestlers to win six state championships, offering best wishes for his future endeavors and recognizing pride for his family, school, and community.

Who It Affects
Brandon Womack, the athlete, who receives formal recognition and commendation for his wrestling achievements.
Scottsboro community, his school, and the Alabama wrestling community, which gain public pride and positive recognition from the honor.

Key Provisions
Commends Brandon Womack for winning his sixth state wrestling championship at the 2014 AHSAA Wrestling Championships in Huntsville, Alabama.
Recognizes his career record of 422 wins and eight losses, and his national and state records for career wins and pins (327).
Acknowledges his 37 career tournament championships and his status as a five-time Class 5A Most Outstanding Wrestler.
Highlights his progression from a seventh-grader winning the 5A 103-pound title to multiple weight classes, ending with a perfect 77-0 final season.
Notes that he is one of only two Alabama wrestlers to win six state championships.
States that the recognition brings pride to his family, his school, and the community and extends best wishes for his future endeavors.

AI-generated summary using openai/gpt-5-nano on Feb 24, 2026. May contain errors — refer to the official bill text for accuracy.
Subjects: Resolutions, Congratulatory