The Washington State House of Representatives has passed a resolution to honor the Columbia River High School Baseball Team for their remarkable achievement in winning the state championship during the 2023-2024 season. The resolution highlights the team's perseverance and mutual support, which led to their historic victory. Key players are recognized for their outstanding performances, including pitcher Noah Coakes, who was named the Greater St. Helens League Pitcher of the Year, and shortstop Chris Parkin, who earned the title of Class 2A state baseball player of the year. The resolution also acknowledges the contributions of other team members and the pivotal moments that defined their championship win.

Additionally, the resolution commends Head Coach Stephan Donohue for his dedication to the sport and his positive impact on the athletes in his community, as he was awarded the 2A Coach of the Year by the Washington State Baseball Coaches Association. The House of Representatives extends its congratulations to the Columbia River Rapids, Coach Donohue, the team's supporters, and the Vancouver community for this significant accomplishment. Copies of the resolution will be sent to the team and the coach to commemorate their success.