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HCR 249 — House concurrent resolution congratulating the 2026 Hazen Union Lady Cats Division III championship girls’ basketball team
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This bill has passed the House. Introduced April 09, 2026. It now moves to the second chamber.
Next likely step: consideration and a floor vote in the Senate.
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R-301State Pageof 1Vermont House of 1Representatives No.Montpelier, Vermont Concurrent House Resolution H.C.R.
R-301.249 Offered by Representative Southworth of Walden House concurrent resolution congratulating the 2026 Hazen Union Lady Cats Division III championship girls’ basketball team Whereas, the excitement of playoff competition was maximized at the 2026 Division III girls’ basketball championship game at the Barre Auditorium, in which top-seeded Hazen Union faced second-ranked Windsor for the third consecutive year, the Lady Cats having won in 2024 and the Yellow Jackets in 2025, and Whereas, the Lady Cats’ switch this season to the more challenging Capital Division improved the team’s performance, and Whereas, two more evenly matched contenders were unimaginable, as Hazen exited the court at half- time with a narrow 23–21 lead, but over the balance of the game, including the overtime period required to determine a winner, the lead changed an incredible 13 times, and the Lady Cats evened the score at 48–all with under five seconds remaining in regulation play, and Whereas, the final outcome was determined in an equally dramatic fashion, when a Hazen player succeeded on two foul shots with only 2.4 seconds remaining in overtime, resulting in a hard-won and undeniably satisfying 55–53 win, and Whereas, the thrilled and relieved Lady Cats were Isabelle Gouin, Ari Nichols, Taylor Thompson, Marina Smith, Eloise Foster, Autumn Dailey, Mya Lumsden, Ella Renaud, Sadie Gann, Julia des Groseilliers, Kelsie Rivard, Kassidy Gann, and Kennidee Gouin, and Whereas, Head Coach Randy Lumsden and assistant coaches Alison Blaney and Sue Rivard expertly guided the Lady Cats, and team managers Allie Foster, Ivy Demers, and Estella Foster contributed to the team’s great 2025–2026 season, now therefore be it Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives:
House concurrent resolution congratulating the 2026 Hazen Union Lady Cats Division III championship girls’basketball team.
(H.C.R.249) Offered by Representative Southworth of Walden Whereas, the excitement of playoff competition was maximized at the 2026 Division III girls’ basketball championship game at the Barre Auditorium, in which top-seeded Hazen Union faced second-ranked Windsor for the third consecutive year, the Lady Cats having won in 2024 and the Yellow Jackets in 2025, and Whereas, the Lady Cats’ switch this season to the more challenging Capital Division improved the team’s performance, and Whereas, two more evenly matched contenders were unimaginable, as Hazen exited the court at half-time with a narrow 23–21 lead, but over the balance of the game, including the overtime period required to determine a winner, the lead changed an incredible 13 times, and the Lady Cats evened the score at 48–all with under five seconds remaining in regulation play, and Whereas, the final outcome was determined in an equally dramatic fashion, when a Hazen player succeeded on two foul shots with only 2.4 seconds remaining in overtime, resulting in a hard-won and undeniably satisfying 55–53 win, and Whereas, the thrilled and relieved Lady Cats were Isabelle Gouin, Ari Nichols, Taylor Thompson, Marina Smith, Eloise Foster, Autumn Dailey, Mya Lumsden, Ella Renaud, Sadie Gann, Julia des Groseilliers, Kelsie Rivard, Kassidy Gann, and Kennidee Gouin, and Whereas, Head Coach Randy Lumsden and assistant coaches Alison Blaney and Sue Rivard expertly guided the Lady Cats, and team managers Allie Foster, Ivy Demers, and Estella Foster contributed to the team’s great 2025–2026 season, now therefore be it Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives:
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Action History
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Ceremonial Reading
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Adopted pursuant to Joint Rule 16b
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Senate Message: Adopted in concurrence
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Adopted in concurrence per Joint Rule 16b
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On Consent Calendar
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On Consent Calendar
Sponsors
- Michael "Mike" Southworth · Primary
Sponsorship breakdown
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Sponsors (1)
- Michael "Mike" Southworth Republican
Co-sponsors (0)
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Not signed on (189)
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- HCR 249 is sponsored by Michael "Mike" Southworth (Republican).
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