HR 4666
In CommitteeHouse
Mia Hamant
Recognizing Mia Hamant.
- Introduced (completed)
- 2Committee (current stage)
- 3Floor Vote (not started)
- 4Opposite Chamber (not started)
- 5Governor (not started)
- 6Signed (not started)
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AI Analysis
This resolution honors Mia Hamant, a University of Washington soccer player who passed away after battling rare kidney cancer, and celebrates the women's soccer team's historic 2025 season, including winning the Big Ten regular season and tournament titles and reaching the NCAA Elite Eight.
- Posthumously recognizes Mia Hamant for her courage, spirit, and impact on the University of Washington community.
- Commends the 2025 University of Washington Women's Soccer team for winning its first-ever Big Ten regular season and tournament championships and reaching the NCAA Elite Eight.
- Highlights Mia Hamant's leadership and perseverance during her battle with stage 4 SMARCB1-deficient kidney cancer, including attending all home games during her senior year.
- Acknowledges the team's historic success as the first since 2013 to win both Big Ten regular season and tournament titles, and the first Washington team to earn two All-Americans in one season.
- Notes Mia Hamant receiving the 2025 Big Ten Sportsmanship Award and her role as inspiration for teammates.
Who is affected
- Mia Hamant's family and community — Mia Hamant's family, friends, teammates, and the broader University of Washington community, who are honored and recognized for her legacy and contributions.
- University of Washington Women's Soccer team — The University of Washington Women's Soccer team, which is formally recognized for its historic 2025 season achievements.
Pro/Con Analysis
Potential Benefits (1)
This resolution affirms community values of resilience, inclusion, and sportsmanship, reinforcing social cohesion and positive role modeling for youth and students across Washington. While symbolic, such recognition can strengthen civic pride and encourage participation in public life and athletics.
Public SafetyLean peopleRef: WHEREAS clauses honoring Mia Hamant and the 2025 UW Women’s Soccer team
Who Is Most Affected
- Mia Hamant's family and communityPositive Impact
Mia Hamant’s family and close friends are directly honored and recognized in the resolution, offering symbolic closure and public validation of her legacy and struggle. This has no material impact but may provide meaningful emotional and social recognition.
- University of Washington Women's Soccer teamPositive Impact
The University of Washington Women’s Soccer team receives formal recognition for historic athletic achievement, which may enhance morale, boost recruitment, and increase institutional visibility. However, this is purely symbolic with no direct financial or structural change.
- Washington student-athletes and interscholastic sports communitiesMixed Impact
Students, educators, and athletic programs across Washington may benefit indirectly from increased visibility of student-athlete resilience and academic-athletic balance, but the resolution does not fund or institutionalize any programs to support these outcomes.
- Washington State government and legislative staffMixed Impact
State government and legislative operations are minimally affected—this resolution requires no funding, implementation, or regulatory changes. It is purely ceremonial and does not alter fiscal or administrative responsibilities.
Sponsors
- Representative Salahuddin(Democrat)District 48Primary
- Representative Corry(Republican)District 15Secondary
- Representative Parshley(Democrat)District 22Secondary
- Representative Berg(Democrat)District 44Secondary
- Representative Zahn(Democrat)District 41Secondary
- Representative Stuebe(Republican)District 17Secondary
- Representative Davis(Democrat)District 32Secondary
- Representative Paul(Democrat)District 10Secondary
- Representative Hall(Democrat)District 5Secondary
- Representative Macri(Democrat)District 43Secondary
- Representative Street(Democrat)District 37Secondary
- Representative Dufault(Republican)District 15Secondary
- Representative Thomas(Democrat)District 34Secondary
- Representative Leavitt(Democrat)District 28Secondary
- Representative Nance(Democrat)District 23Secondary
- Representative Taylor(Democrat)District 30Secondary
- Representative Barnard(Republican)District 8Secondary
- Representative Connors(Republican)District 8Secondary
- Representative Pollet(Democrat)District 46Secondary