South Carolina H 5774 — Pendleton 12U All-Star State Champions
South Carolina, 2025-2026. H 5774: Pendleton 12U All-Star State Champions
Latest action
August 11, 2026 — Introduced and adopted
Summary
A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THE PENDLETON RECREATION ASSOCIATION 12U ALL-STAR BASEBALL TEAM FOR THEIR HISTORIC 2026 SEASON, TO CONGRATULATE THEM FOR WINNING THE SOUTH CAROLINA D2 "0" ZONE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE, AND FOR ADVANCING TO THE WORLD SERIES IN MISSISSIPPI.
Sponsors
- Davis — primary sponsor
- Dillard — primary sponsor
- Duncan — primary sponsor
- Edgerton — primary sponsor
- Erickson — primary sponsor
- Ford — primary sponsor
- Forrest — primary sponsor
- Frank — primary sponsor
- Gagnon — primary sponsor
- Garvin — primary sponsor
- Gatch — primary sponsor
- Gibson — primary sponsor
- Gilliam — primary sponsor
- Gilliard — primary sponsor
- Gilreath — primary sponsor
- Govan — primary sponsor
- Grant — primary sponsor
- Guest — primary sponsor
- Guffey — primary sponsor
- Haddon — primary sponsor
- Hager — primary sponsor
- Hardee — primary sponsor
- Harris — primary sponsor
- Hart — primary sponsor
- Hartnett — primary sponsor
- Hartz — primary sponsor
- Hayes — primary sponsor
- Henderson-Myers — primary sponsor
- Herbkersman — primary sponsor
- Hewitt — primary sponsor
- Hiott — primary sponsor
- Hixon — primary sponsor
- Holman — primary sponsor
- Hosey — primary sponsor
- Howard — primary sponsor
- Huff — primary sponsor
- Teeple — primary sponsor
- Terribile — primary sponsor
- Vaughan — primary sponsor
- Waters — primary sponsor
- Weeks — primary sponsor
- Wetmore — primary sponsor
- White — primary sponsor
- Whitmire — primary sponsor
- Cromer — primary sponsor
- Alexander — primary sponsor
- Anderson — primary sponsor
- Atkinson — primary sponsor
- Bailey — primary sponsor
- Ballentine — primary sponsor
- Bamberg — primary sponsor
- Bannister — primary sponsor
- Bauer — primary sponsor
- Beach — primary sponsor
- Bernstein — primary sponsor
- Bowers — primary sponsor
- Bradley — primary sponsor
- Brewer — primary sponsor
- Brittain — primary sponsor
- Burns — primary sponsor
- Bustos — primary sponsor
- Calhoon — primary sponsor
- Caskey — primary sponsor
- Chapman — primary sponsor
- Chumley — primary sponsor
- Clyburn — primary sponsor
- Cobb-Hunter — primary sponsor
- Collins — primary sponsor
- Cox — primary sponsor
- Crawford — primary sponsor
- J.E. Johnson — primary sponsor
- J.L. Johnson — primary sponsor
- Jones — primary sponsor
- Jordan — primary sponsor
- Kilmartin — primary sponsor
- King — primary sponsor
- Kirby — primary sponsor
- Landing — primary sponsor
- Lastinger — primary sponsor
- Lawson — primary sponsor
- Ligon — primary sponsor
- Long — primary sponsor
- Lowe — primary sponsor
- Luck — primary sponsor
- Magnuson — primary sponsor
- Martin — primary sponsor
- McCabe — primary sponsor
- McCravy — primary sponsor
- McDaniel — primary sponsor
- McGinnis — primary sponsor
- C. Mitchell — primary sponsor
- D. Mitchell — primary sponsor
- Montgomery — primary sponsor
- J. Moore — primary sponsor
- T. Moore — primary sponsor
- Morgan — primary sponsor
- Moss — primary sponsor
- Neese — primary sponsor
- B. Newton — primary sponsor
- W. Newton — primary sponsor
- Oremus — primary sponsor
- Pace — primary sponsor
- Pedalino — primary sponsor
- Pope — primary sponsor
- Rankin — primary sponsor
- Reese — primary sponsor
- Rivers — primary sponsor
- Robbins — primary sponsor
- Rose — primary sponsor
- Rutherford — primary sponsor
- Sanders — primary sponsor
- Schuessler — primary sponsor
- Scott — primary sponsor
- Sessions — primary sponsor
- G.M. Smith — primary sponsor
- M.M. Smith — primary sponsor
- Spann-Wilder — primary sponsor
- Stavrinakis — primary sponsor
- Taylor — primary sponsor
- Wickensimer — primary sponsor
- Williams — primary sponsor
- Willis — primary sponsor
- Wooten — primary sponsor
- Yow — primary sponsor
Bill text
08/11/2026 Read version ↗
Filed Read version ↗ Read version ↗
Recorded votes
No roll-call votes were supplied for this bill. This does not imply that no vote occurred.
Legislative history
- Introduced and adopted
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