State Senator Andrew Brenner honored the Worthington Christian Boys Soccer Team in the Ohio Senate for winning the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division IV State Championship, according to an April 15 announcement.
The recognition highlights the team’s achievement and celebrates their hard work throughout the season. Such honors aim to encourage student-athletes and bring pride to their school and community.
“This is an accomplished group of student-athletes,” said Senator Brenner. “Their hard work and dedication has resulted in an achievement that their school and community can celebrate with pride. I look forward to watching these students have even greater success both on and off the pitch.”
The Worthington Christian Warriors secured a 2-1 overtime victory against the Bay Village Rockets, marking their fourth state title under head coach Dan Roads. The championship win is seen as a significant accomplishment for both players and coaching staff.
Brenner resides in Delaware with his wife Sara Marie, according to the official website. He won election to serve four terms in the Ohio House of Representatives from 2011 to 2018, also serving as Delaware County recorder from 2005 to 2010, and works as a licensed Realtor according to his biography.
He earned a Bachelor of Science in business administration from The Ohio State University in 1993 and a master’s degree in teaching and learning with an emphasis in leadership from Liberty University according to his official profile. Brenner has also served on local boards such as Kingston Township zoning board, represented Delaware County Regional Planning Commission, and participated in organizations including Delaware County Farm Bureau, National Rifle Association, and Sunbury-Galena Rotary Club as reported by his official website.
Honoring high school athletic achievements remains an important tradition within local government bodies as it fosters community spirit while recognizing dedication among young athletes.
