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Honoring the Curtis High School Girls Volleyball Team.

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 HOUSE RESOLUTION NO. 2025-4638

HR 4638

By Representative Leavitt

WHEREAS, The Curtis High School Girls Volleyball Team demonstrated outstanding athleticism, dedication, and teamwork throughout the 2024 season; and

WHEREAS, Through perseverance, skill, and determination, the team captured the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) 4A State Championship title, bringing pride and recognition to their school and community; and

WHEREAS, The team's achievement is a testament to the hard work of the student athletes, the leadership of their coaches, and the unwavering support of their families, school, and community; and

WHEREAS, Under the guidance of their coaching staff, the Curtis High School Girls Volleyball Team displayed remarkable sportsmanship, discipline, and commitment to excellence; and

WHEREAS, Their success is a reflection of countless hours of practice, resilience in competition, and a shared commitment to representing Curtis High School with honor; and

WHEREAS, This championship victory serves as an inspiration to future student athletes at Curtis High School and beyond, proving that dedication and teamwork lead to success; and

WHEREAS, The players and coaches of the Curtis High School Girls Volleyball Team have made their school, the University Place community, and Viking Nation proud with their hard-earned triumph;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives honor the Curtis High School Girls Volleyball Team for their exceptional achievement in winning the 2024 WIAA 4A State Championship; and

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives recognize the hard work, perseverance, and teamwork of the players, coaches, and supporters who contributed to this remarkable season; and

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