HJR228 Alabama 2025 Session

Updated Feb 23, 2026

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Summary

Primary Sponsor: Thomas JacksonRepresentative
Democrat
Session: 2025 Regular Session
Title: Jackson High School Boys Basketball Team, commended
Summary: This is a ceremonial joint resolution that formally commends Jackson High School Boys Basketball Team and coaches for winning the 2025 AHSAA Class 4A State Championship and dedicates the resolution to them.
What This Bill Does
Provides formal recognition of Jackson High School’s boys basketball team for winning the 2025 Class 4A state title. It highlights the championship game details, including a 44-42 victory over Plainview and named players such as MVP Joseph Taylor and All-Tournament member Keeyun Chapman. It lists the coaches and key contributors and states the legislature’s intent to honor them with best wishes for future success.

Who It Affects
Jackson High School Boys Basketball Team and coaches: receive formal commendation and recognition for winning the 2025 state championship.
Jackson High School community (families, classmates, teachers, principal, and local supporters): share in pride and morale boost from statewide recognition.

Key Provisions
The resolution commends and congratulates the Jackson High School Boys Basketball Team and coaches for earning the 2025 AHSAA Class 4A State Basketball Championship Title.
It specifies details such as the championship date (February 28, 2025) and location (BJCC Legacy Arena), the final score (44-42) over Plainview High School, and the tournament MVP (Joseph Taylor) and All-Tournament Team member (Keeyun Chapman).
It acknowledges additional contributors, including other players, the team statistician (Trinnia McKenzie-Smith), and coaching staff (Head Coach Anthony Hayes, assistants Lakendrick Howard and Jimmy Martin, Jr.).
It states that the Legislature, in concurrence, has adopted and signed the resolution, expressing pride and best wishes for continued success in future endeavors.

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Subjects: Resolutions