Senate Bill 1966 (2022) — Filed
SR 1966
Florida Bills
Florida Senate - 2022 (NP) SR By Senator Ausley 3-02343A-22 20221966__ CODING: Words stricken are deletions; words underlined are additions. Senate Resolution A resolution recognizing the Florida State University women’s soccer team and congratulating the team on capturing the NCAA Division National Championship after a remarkable season. 5
WHEREAS, the Florida State University women’s soccer team defeated Brigham Young University in a shootout to win the 2021 NCAA Division National Championship, and
WHEREAS, goalkeeper Cristina Roque had two saves during penalty shots to help decide the championship, and
WHEREAS, in that championship game, Florida State University held Brigham Young University, whose offense averaged 13 3.5 goals per game, scoreless through minutes of play , and
WHEREAS, the Seminoles allowed just a single goal in the run of play throughout the NCAA tournament, and
WHEREAS, the Florida State University women’s soccer team has appeared in College Cups, including appearing in of the last years, and
WHEREAS, the NCAA tournament is Florida State University’s 22nd consecutive tournament, and the Seminoles are one of only eight schools at the Division level to post a streak of consecutive NCAA tournament appearances , and
WHEREAS, to date, Florida State University has a record of 24 71-18-5 in the NCAA tournament, for a .782 winning percentage — 25 the second-best of all time, and
WHEREAS, the National Championship game appearance was Florida State’s third in the last years, and fifth in the last 28 years, and Florida Senate - 2022 (NP) SR 1966 3-02343A-22 20221966__ CODING: Words stricken are deletions; words underlined are additions.
WHEREAS, Florida State University is one of just two schools to ever win three titles in an 8-year span, and
WHEREAS, the Seminoles now have the second-most NCAA titles in the history of the sport, and
WHEREAS, Head Coach Mark Krikorian is the fifth -winningest active college coach and has the second-highest winning percentage at .786,
NOW, THEREFORE, 36