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CONGRATULATING KATIE NAGEOTTE
(Mr. GONZALEZ of Ohio asked and was given permission to address the House for 1 minute.)
Mr. GONZALEZ of Ohio. Mr. Speaker, after postponing 1 year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I am excited that, on Friday, the Olympic Games in Tokyo will officially begin.
What better way to mark this occasion than by recognizing the incredible accomplishment of Katie Nageotte, who will be one of the many Olympians competing in this year's summer games.
A native of Olmsted Falls, Katie is a graduate of Olmsted Falls High School and Ashland University who will be representing our community and country in this summer's games, competing in the women's pole vault event.
Her victory at the U.S. trials in the women's pole vault event caps a 5-year campaign to reach the Olympic Games, and she joins an elite list of northeast Ohioans to qualify for the games.
I am incredibly proud of Katie for earning this opportunity to represent not only our community but the United States.
Congratulations to Katie and her family. We look forward to watching her make northeast Ohio proud.
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SOURCE: Congressional Record Vol. 167, No. 128
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