Clay County honors Oakleaf Renegades for Pop Warner Super Bowl victory
January 10, 2023 | Clay County, Florida
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The Clay County Board of County Commissioners celebrated local achievements and community service during their January 10 meeting, highlighting two significant proclamations.
First, the board recognized the Oakleaf Renegades, a youth football team that triumphed in the Pop Warner Super Bowl. The team, coached by Carlos Lowe, advanced through multiple regional rounds, defeating teams from Georgia and ultimately claiming victory against the Addison Cowboys of Illinois with a score of 34-0. Their impressive season culminated in a national championship title, boasting an overall record of 15 wins and just one loss. The board unanimously adopted a proclamation congratulating the Renegades, acknowledging their hard work and dedication.
Next, the commissioners turned their attention to Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which will be observed on January 16. The board adopted a proclamation encouraging residents to honor Dr. King's legacy by engaging in community service. Green Cove Springs Council Member Connie Butler accepted the proclamation and announced a ceremony at Vera Francis Hall Park, inviting the public to participate in the event themed "Together We Can Be the Dream."
These proclamations not only celebrate local sports achievements but also emphasize the importance of community service and remembrance of civil rights leaders, reinforcing Clay County's commitment to both youth development and social justice.
First, the board recognized the Oakleaf Renegades, a youth football team that triumphed in the Pop Warner Super Bowl. The team, coached by Carlos Lowe, advanced through multiple regional rounds, defeating teams from Georgia and ultimately claiming victory against the Addison Cowboys of Illinois with a score of 34-0. Their impressive season culminated in a national championship title, boasting an overall record of 15 wins and just one loss. The board unanimously adopted a proclamation congratulating the Renegades, acknowledging their hard work and dedication.
Next, the commissioners turned their attention to Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which will be observed on January 16. The board adopted a proclamation encouraging residents to honor Dr. King's legacy by engaging in community service. Green Cove Springs Council Member Connie Butler accepted the proclamation and announced a ceremony at Vera Francis Hall Park, inviting the public to participate in the event themed "Together We Can Be the Dream."
These proclamations not only celebrate local sports achievements but also emphasize the importance of community service and remembrance of civil rights leaders, reinforcing Clay County's commitment to both youth development and social justice.
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