Spring 2009: Proclamation sets tone for Lady Seawolves basketball game
by Kathleen McCoy |
Tonight, Jan. 29, 7 p.m. Wells Fargo Sports Complex
The Lady Seawolves' first-in-the-nation ranking in the USA Today/ESPN Division II Top 25 poll Tuesday is a great omen for their match-up tonight with the Western Oregon Wolves at 7 p.m. in the Wells Fargo Sports Complex. Read about their national status here. Don't miss a game by checking their season schedule here.
And now, (drum roll, please), here's the student government salute (PDF) to this team and their impressive achievements:
A Proclamation Recognizing the UAA Women's Basketball Team
WHEREAS, for the first time since its inception in 1977, the UAA Women's Basketball team has achieved the number one ranking in the nation for Division II;
WHEREAS, Athletics at the University of Alaska Anchorage is an important part of university life and has an immense role in enhancing the involvement and growth of the student body; and,
WHEREAS, we recognize the outstanding commitment our student athletes make to better this campus and above all display the true meaning of Seawolf pride at our prestigious institution; and,
WHEREAS, in this historic moment at UAA the student body, staff, faculty, and community celebrates the achievements and superior talents of our women's basketball team; and,
WHEREAS, we recognize and demonstrate our great gratitude for our student athletes, coaching staffs, and support teams who represent UAA on a national stage by showing class, pride, and displaying character;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the students, faculty, staff, and administration of the University of Alaska Anchorage join together in congratulating our Seawolves for their continuous dedication to athletics. We hereby encourage all Seawolves in Alaska to attend upcoming Women's Basketball games and wear Green and Gold to classes, activities, and work showing support for the accomplishments and pride demonstrated by our student athletes.
Signed and Supported By:
Karl R. Wing UAA Student Body President University of Alaska Anchorage
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