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This resolution congratulates the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team for winning the NYSPHSAA Class B Championship.
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Highlights the importance of youth sports. in developing not only athletic skill but also discipline, teamwork, and leadership in young people—values that benefit both individuals and their communities.
Recognizes the achievements of female athletes. , which can inspire other young women to participate in sports and strive for excellence, helping to promote gender equality in athletics.
Celebrates the role of coaches and mentors. , acknowledging how their guidance and support are crucial to the success and personal growth of student-athletes, reinforcing the value of mentorship in education and sports.
Serves as a public acknowledgment of community pride. , strengthening school and local identity by commemorating collective successes and encouraging continued support for youth programs.
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Assembly Resolution No. 729 BY: M. of A. Magnarelli CONGRATULATING the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team upon the occasion of capturing the NYSPHSAA Class B Championship WHEREAS, Excellence and success in competitive team sports can be achieved only through… Show allHide
Assembly Resolution No. 729 BY: M. of A. Magnarelli CONGRATULATING the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team upon the occasion of capturing the NYSPHSAA Class B Championship WHEREAS, Excellence and success in competitive team sports can be achieved only through rigorous training, mental and physical discipline, teamwork and a dedicated coaching staff; and WHEREAS, It is the sense of this Legislative Body to recognize those young individuals within our community, who by achieving outstanding success in athletic competitions, have inspired and brought great pride to their school district and community; and WHEREAS, Athletic competition enhances the moral and physical development of the young people of this State, preparing them for the future by instilling in them the value of teamwork, encouraging a standard of healthy living, imparting a desire for success, and developing a sense of fair play and competition; and WHEREAS, Attendant to such concern, and in full accord with its long-standing traditions, this Legislative Body is justly proud to congratulate the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team upon the occasion of capturing the NYSPHSAA Class B Championship; and WHEREAS, Before advancing to the state finals, the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team won their second-straight Section III Championship on October 27, 2017, at SUNY Cortland with a 1-0 win over Lowville; and WHEREAS, On November 12, 2017, at Cortland High School, the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team faced off against Rochester Aquinas High School, taking home the NYSPHSAA Class B title as Co-Champions with a
2-2 victory shared with Rochester Aquinas; and WHEREAS, After 110 minutes of soccer that lasted almost three hours, the state championship game tied after 30 minutes of nail-biting overtime, and the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team were declared… Show allHide
2-2 victory shared with Rochester Aquinas; and WHEREAS, After 110 minutes of soccer that lasted almost three hours, the state championship game tied after 30 minutes of nail-biting overtime, and the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team were declared Co-Champions; and WHEREAS, With this win, the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team secured its fifth state championship overall, and its first state title in over a decade; and WHEREAS, The Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team last earned a state title in 1999; and WHEREAS, Athletically and academically, the outstanding players of the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team proved to be a terrific combination of talent, posting a spectacular overall season record of
22-0-2 and finishing their entire season undefeated; and WHEREAS, No team can succeed without talent throughout its entire roster, as is the case with the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team of Lauren Bendall, Molly Bobbett, Olivia Bolesh, Sophia Caron, Maggie… Show allHide
22-0-2 and finishing their entire season undefeated; and WHEREAS, No team can succeed without talent throughout its entire roster, as is the case with the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team of Lauren Bendall, Molly Bobbett, Olivia Bolesh, Sophia Caron, Maggie Delano, Hannah Dorfman, Morgan Elmer, Erica Gangemi, Reilly Geer, Alyssa Holstein, Lauren Holstein, Madeleine Jones, Katelyn Karleski, Bella Lavigne, Lauren Marshall, Ryan Murphy, Megan O'Reilly, Mackenzie Powers, Cailey Robb, Ciarra Rudnick, Rylie Taber, and Samantha VanBuren; and WHEREAS, The athletic talent displayed by the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team is due in great part to the efforts of Head Coach Lisa Eipp and Assistant Coaches Alexandra Cooper and Bob Mengucci, who are skilled and inspirational mentors, respected for their ability to develop potential into excellence; and WHEREAS, Coaches Lisa Eipp, Alexandra Cooper and Bob Mengucci did a superb job in guiding, molding and inspiring the members of the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team toward their goals; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That this Legislative Body pause in its deliberations to congratulate the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team upon the occasion of capturing the NYSPHSAA Class B Championship; and be it further RESOLVED, That copies of this Resolution, suitably engrossed, be transmitted to the aforementioned players and coaches of the Westhill Girls Varsity Soccer Team.
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