On Tuesday, the Coppell City Council declared April 22 as Coppell Cowgirls Soccer Day to celebrate the team as Class 6A state champions. Mayor Wes Mays signed a proclamation to be displayed in trophy case at Coppell High School.
Senior captain Monica Morales shared gratitude for the support the city has provided for the team.
“It was a super fun season and we never let our external factors dictate our internal motor,” Morales said. “We’re so proud and happy to represent the city of Coppell.”
The team also signed a soccer ball for display in City Hall. As a graduate of Coppell High School, Mayor Pro Tem Kevin Nevels shared his excitement for the team and thanked parents.
“Parents, thank you for all you pour into the young people of our community,” Nevels said. “You trust the school district and the community with them and we really appreciate that. Huge congratulations.”
Community member Diane Evans and citizen Mercedes Hall discussed plans to hold a Kiwanis Educating Youth (KEY) Club meeting to charter a new chapter into Coppell middle schools and elementary schools. This meeting will be held on Thursday at 6 p.m. at Corporate Park at 651 Canyon Drive.
The council also unanimously approved a professional service contract to TRC for a water line along Northlake Drive.
The meeting ended with council members discussing future events in Coppell ISD and progress on the Coppell Senior Center.
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