A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO APPLAUD THE POWDERSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM ON CAPTURING THE 2025 CLASS AAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE AND TO CONGRATULATE THESE ATHLETES AND THEIR COACH ON AN OUTSTANDING SEASON.
Summary
H4918 is a concurrent resolution honoring the Powdersville High School girls volleyball team for winning the 2025 Class AAA state championship. The resolution recounts the team’s season, including its five-set victory over Oceanside Collegiate Academy, its back-to-back championship run, and the program’s fifth state title in girls volleyball. It also recognizes Coach Brooke Passini for the team’s discipline and perseverance, and highlights senior Peyton Carman’s decisive kill in the final set.
The measure does not create or amend law; instead, it is a ceremonial resolution expressing the General Assembly’s congratulations and appreciation for the athletes, coach, and school community. It directs that copies of the resolution be presented to the superintendent of Anderson School District One, the principal of Powdersville High School, and Coach Passini.
Impact
Because H4918 is a concurrent resolution, it has no direct effect on South Carolina statutes, regulations, or public programs. Its legal impact is limited to formal legislative recognition and commendation of the Powdersville High School girls volleyball team, while serving as an official record of the General Assembly’s praise for the team, coach, and school district.
Sentiment
The sentiment around the bill is uniformly positive and celebratory. The resolution itself is an expression of admiration for the team’s championship performance, resilience, and coaching, and the available context shows no recorded opposition, committee controversy, or dissenting votes. It reflects routine bipartisan support for honoring a successful high school athletic program.
Contention
There are no notable points of contention in the bill text or available legislative context. The resolution is purely commemorative, and no committee transcripts or vote records indicate disagreement over the recognition. Any discussion appears limited to the team’s accomplishments and the formal presentation of congratulations.