City council honors Homestead High School Broncos varsity football team

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City council honors Homestead High School Broncos varsity football team
Councilmember Patricia Fairclough-Staggers recognizes players and coaches of the Homestead High School Broncos varsity football team.

During the City of Homestead’s Jan. 25 Council Presentation meeting, Councilmember Patricia Fairclough-Staggers took the floor to recognize and honor the Homestead High School Broncos varsity football team.

As Councilwoman Fairclough-Staggers alma mater, she was especially proud to do this presentation. The Broncos football team scored well with their outstanding performances at the Class 3M state championship in Orlando and then at the semifinals in Fort Lauderdale, where the team was the runnerup. With drive and spirit, the Broncos went above all expectations in representing Homestead Senior High School and the City of Homestead.

Coach Ronnie Thornton spoke about the Broncos great accomplishments but also gave a nod to new Homestead High School principal John Galardi. Coach Thornton remarked on the positive changes that Principal Galardi has made for the school, from the interiors of the school to the school grounds, making a positive difference for students and teachers.

Coach Thornton also recognized the great teamwork his assistant coaches made in achieving this win.

“These assistant coaches deserve a lot of credit. We were a team that was going all the way.”

Accolades go to assistant coaches Tony Chatman, Issac Newton, Oscar Clayton, Pat Terry, and George Callender.

Councilmember Fairclough-Staggers presented a special trophy in recognition of the team’s win as well as a check from the mayor and council for $1,450 in support of the Broncos football program.

 

 

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