SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 45
	WHEREAS, The Holliday High School girls' cross country team
	proved itself the finest 3A squad in Texas by winning the 2021
	University Interscholastic League state championship; and
	WHEREAS, The Lady Eagles matched up against the top high
	school competitors in Texas at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock on
	November 5, 2021; under the guidance of head coach Glenn Griffin,
	the Holliday runners dominated the field in the 3A competition,
	finishing with 39 points to capture the fourth title in school
	history; and
	WHEREAS, Holliday was paced by Hannah Spears, who claimed
	the individual championship with a time of 11 minutes, 34.9
	seconds; she was followed by Jaycee Lyons in 9th place at
	12:05.30 and by Simone Mouras in 11th place at 12:09.30; also
	contributing to the team's exceptional showing were Kyla
	Coheley, who clocked in at 12:23.00, Jaci Shepherd, who finished
	in 12:40.10, Breagan Blowers, who completed the course in
	12:47.10, and Briar Griffin, who posted a time of 13:09.60; and
	WHEREAS, The talented student-athletes of the Lady Eagle
	cross country team have distinguished themselves through their
	skill, hard work, and enduring commitment to excellence, and they
	will cherish their memories of their state title triumph for the
	rest of their lives; now, therefore, be it
	RESOLVED, That the Senate of the State of Texas, 88th
	Legislature, hereby congratulate the Holliday High School girls'
	cross country team on winning the 2021 UIL 3A state championship
	and extend to the team's runners, coaches, and staff sincere best
	wishes for continued success; and, be it further
	RESOLVED, That an official copy of this Resolution be
	prepared for the Lady Eagles as an expression of high regard from
	the Texas Senate.
	Springer
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		President of the Senate
		I hereby certify that the
		above Resolution was adopted by
		the Senate on January 24, 2023.
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		Secretary of the Senate
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		Member, Texas Senate