Representative Hawley honors Mandan High School esports team for state championship wins

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The 69th Legislative Assembly convened for a House Floor Session on April 7, 2025, focusing on various agenda items, including a notable recognition of student achievements in competitive eSports.

The session began with procedural announcements, leading to the fourth order of business. Representative Hawley took the floor to address the assembly on a point of personal privilege. He expressed pride in congratulating the Mandan High School eSports team for their recent accomplishments in competitive gaming.

Hawley highlighted that the team secured first place in the state Rocket League championship and also achieved second place in both Fortnite and Minecraft competitions. This recognition underscored the students' exceptional talent, teamwork, and versatility across multiple gaming platforms.

The assembly engaged in a discussion about the significance of eSports in education and its growing popularity among students. Representative Hawley emphasized the importance of supporting such initiatives that foster skills in teamwork and strategic thinking.

The session concluded with a sense of pride in local achievements and a commitment to recognizing the contributions of students in emerging fields like eSports. Further discussions on educational support and funding for similar programs are anticipated in future sessions.

Converted from 69th Legislative Assembly - House Floor Session Monday, Apr 7, 2025 12:55 PM - 2:59 PM meeting on April 07, 2025
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