Since 2022, the Juniata College Eagles women's volleyball team has played 70 matches. During that time, they have lost only twice. Today, I rise to congratulate the Juniata Eagles on winning their second consecutive NCAA Division III national championship. Playing with technical skill, agility, and power, these young women have built a program that has stood the test of time, becoming a dominant force and drawing more attention to the sport of volleyball in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Last week, the Eagles showed that their hard work over the past 2 years was well worth it--defeating Hope International three sets to zero in the championship match. Standing behind these incredible athletes is their dedicated coaching staff and mentors who have dedicated their expertise, guidance, and support to nurture these exceptional student athletes. Coach Heather Pavlik and Assistant Coach Casey Dale have committed themselves to shaping not just skilled players but also well-rounded student athletes. On behalf of all the people in Pennsylvania's 13th Congressional District, I congratulate the Juniata College Eagles under the leadership of President Jim Troha and wish them every continued success in the years to come. ____________________
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