The Franklin County Seahawks varsity
basketball team got some well deserved recognition from the Franklin
County Commission on Tuesday.
The seahawks were the class 1-A
district champions this year and made it to the state final four with
a 20 and 9 record.
Seahawks head coach Nathan West told
county commissioners that the team has done a very good job for the
past two years and are doing it the right way with hard work and
dedication.
He said that the coaches are holding
them responsible on and off the court and that includes working hard
at school.
He hopes that the lessons the boys are
learning now will make them better men.
And while the team made it to the final
four they had hoped to do better.
Coach West also thanked the county
commission and the community for all of the support they have
provided.
Commissioners presented the team with a
plaque for their outstanding season.
Commission chairman Noah Lockley said
the team has bragging rights for life and he expects they' bring home
the big one next year.
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