A RESOLUTION to honor and congratulate the University School of Nashville's boys' cross country team, 2025 TSSAA Division II, Class A runners-up.

This resolution honors the University School of Nashville's boys' cross country team for their achievement as the state runner-up in the 2025 TSSAA Division II, Class A competition. It recognizes the hard work and dedication of the team and coaches throughout the season. The resolution has been sponsored by Senator Jeff Yarbro and has passed through the legislative process.

TN SJR0717 is a senate bill in the Tennessee 114th General Assembly, sponsored by Jeff Yarbro (D), currently “Passed” since March 18, 2026.

We track 9,160 Tennessee bills this session, 117 of them sponsored by Jeff Yarbro.

Supporters would frame this resolution as a celebration of local talent and student achievement in athletics. It highlights the importance of extracurricular activities in fostering teamwork and discipline among young people. The recognition serves to inspire other students and teams in the state to strive for excellence.

Critics might argue that legislative resolutions should focus on more pressing issues facing the state rather than honoring sports teams. They could view this bill as a trivial use of legislative time and resources that could be better spent addressing significant policy matters. Some may also feel that such resolutions create unnecessary distractions from more serious legislative responsibilities.

The bill SJR0717 is a resolution to honor the University School of Nashville's boys' cross country team for their achievement as state runners-up. The sponsor, Jeff Yarbro, has no documented personal financial interests that directly relate to the sports and recreation policy area impacted by this bill. His primary occupation as an attorney and his partnerships in law firms do not intersect with the interests of the sports industry or the educational institutions involved in this resolution. Furthermore, his investments in financial assets such as the Vanguard Index Fund and First Citizens National Bank Stock do not present any conflicts with the bill's subject matter, which is purely celebratory and does not involve financial implications or regulatory changes in the sports sector.

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