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The Ohio Legislature convened on June 28, 2025, to celebrate notable achievements in high school athletics, highlighting the accomplishments of local champions. The meeting began with Representative Newman introducing Josiah Montgomery, the newly crowned Division 1 shot put champion of the Ohio High School Athletic Association. Josiah, a recent graduate of Reynoldsburg High School, earned first place at the state track and field meet with an impressive throw of 63 feet, 6.75 inches. He was accompanied by Reynoldsburg's athletic director, his track coach, and members of the Reynoldsburg City School Board, along with his family. The assembly applauded Josiah for his remarkable achievement.
Following this, Representative Newman shifted focus to the Tri Village Patriots softball team, who were also recognized for their outstanding performance. The team, coached by Emily Osborne, secured the Division 6 state championship with a perfect record of 30-0, defeating their opponents 6-0 in the championship game held at Firestone Stadium. Representative Newman expressed pride in the team, noting that they joined an elite group of Tri Village teams that have also achieved state championships in the past, including the boys basketball team in 2015 and the girls basketball team in 2023, both of which also finished their seasons undefeated.
The meeting underscored the significance of these athletic accomplishments, celebrating the dedication and success of Ohio's young athletes. The session concluded with a call for congratulations to both Josiah Montgomery and the Tri Village Patriots, emphasizing the pride these achievements bring to their respective communities.
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