Bill Text: IA SR105 | 2023-2024 | 90th General Assembly | Introduced
Bill Title: A resolution honoring Caitlin Clark on her extraordinary achievements and the University of Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team and coaching staff for their outstanding performance.
Spectrum: Slight Partisan Bill (Republican 26-16)
Status: (Introduced) 2024-03-21 - Resolution adopted. S.J. 610. [SR105 Detail]
Download: Iowa-2023-SR105-Introduced.html
Senate
Resolution
105
-
Introduced
SENATE
RESOLUTION
NO.
105
BY
WEINER
,
WINCKLER
,
CELSI
,
PETERSEN
,
JOCHUM
,
T.
TAYLOR
,
BOULTON
,
DONAHUE
,
DOTZLER
,
WAHLS
,
TRONE
GARRIOTT
,
BENNETT
,
SALMON
,
EDLER
,
COSTELLO
,
KRAAYENBRINK
,
BISIGNANO
,
COURNOYER
,
EVANS
,
WEBSTER
,
GRUENHAGEN
,
GARRETT
,
ALONS
,
GREEN
,
ZUMBACH
,
SINCLAIR
,
J.
TAYLOR
,
BOUSSELOT
,
KOELKER
,
DICKEY
,
SHIPLEY
,
QUIRMBACH
,
SCHULTZ
,
ROWLEY
,
SWEENEY
,
ROZENBOOM
,
BROWN
,
WHITVER
,
KNOX
,
ZAUN
,
McCLINTOCK
,
and
GIDDENS
A
Resolution
honoring
Caitlin
Clark
on
her
1
extraordinary
achievements
and
the
University
of
2
Iowa
Hawkeyes
women’s
basketball
team
and
coaching
3
staff
for
their
outstanding
performance.
4
WHEREAS,
in
her
freshman
season,
Caitlin
Clark
led
5
the
NCAA
Division
I
in
scoring
and
earned
All-American
6
honors;
and
7
WHEREAS,
Caitlin
Clark
improved
to
such
an
extent
8
in
her
sophomore
year
that
she
became
the
first
NCAA
9
women’s
basketball
player
to
lead
the
NCAA
Division
I
10
in
both
points
and
assists;
and
11
WHEREAS,
during
Caitlin
Clark’s
junior
year,
she
12
led
the
University
of
Iowa
Hawkeyes
women’s
basketball
13
team
to
the
national
championship
game
in
spectacular
14
fashion,
and
ended
the
season
winning
all
major
15
national
player
of
the
year
awards;
and
16
WHEREAS,
on
February
15,
2024,
in
a
game
against
17
the
University
of
Michigan
Wolverines,
Caitlin
Clark
18
scored
a
program
record
49
points
and
broke
the
NCAA
19
Division
I
women’s
basketball
record
for
most
career
20
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points
scored
(3,527)
as
she
led
the
Hawkeyes
to
a
1
106-89
victory;
and
2
WHEREAS,
on
February
28,
2024,
in
a
108-60
victory
3
against
the
University
of
Minnesota
Golden
Gophers,
4
Caitlin
Clark
surpassed
Lynette
Woodard
to
become
5
the
all-time
leading
scorer
in
major
women’s
college
6
basketball
history,
broke
the
record
for
the
most
7
three-point
field
goals
made
in
a
single
NCAA
season,
8
and
became
the
first
Big
10
women’s
player
to
record
9
more
than
500
three-point
field
goals
in
a
career;
and
10
WHEREAS,
on
March
3,
2024,
during
a
93-83
victory
11
against
the
Ohio
State
Buckeyes,
Caitlin
Clark
broke
12
the
all-time
NCAA
scoring
record
held
since
1970
by
13
Pete
Maravich
and
now
has
a
total
of
3,685
points
and
14
counting;
and
15
WHEREAS,
it
is
through
teamwork
of
the
University
16
of
Iowa
Hawkeyes
women’s
basketball
team
and
the
17
superlative
coaching
staff
led
by
Coach
Lisa
Bluder
18
that
these
accomplishments
are
possible;
and
19
WHEREAS,
the
University
of
Iowa
Hawkeyes
women’s
20
basketball
program
has
served
as
an
inspiration
to
21
people
nationwide,
has
elevated
and
grown
women’s
22
basketball,
and
has
brought
honor
to
the
state
of
23
Iowa;
NOW
THEREFORE,
24
BE
IT
RESOLVED
BY
THE
SENATE,
That
the
Senate
honors
25
Caitlin
Clark
for
her
outstanding
athletic
achievements
26
and
looks
forward
to
seeing
Caitlin
progress
as
one
27
of
the
most
remarkable,
hard-working,
and
talented
28
basketball
players
of
all
time;
and
29
BE
IT
FURTHER
RESOLVED,
That
the
Senate
honors
the
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University
of
Iowa
Hawkeyes
women’s
basketball
team
1
for
their
regular
season
performance
and
wishes
them
2
the
best
of
luck
as
they
enter
the
Big
10
and
NCAA
3
tournaments;
and
4
BE
IT
FURTHER
RESOLVED,
That
upon
passage,
the
5
Secretary
of
the
Senate
shall
transmit
a
copy
of
this
6
resolution
to
Caitlin
Clark,
Coach
Lisa
Bluder,
the
7
University
of
Iowa
Hawkeyes
women’s
basketball
team,
8
Beth
Goetz,
athletic
director,
and
the
president
of
the
9
University
of
Iowa,
Barbara
Wilson.
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