Indiana SCR 38: Honoring Jadin O'Brien.
Status: Returned to the Senate (as of 2025-04-15)
State: Indiana · Session: 2025 · Bill: SCR 38
Subjects: RESOLUTIONS; Recognition; Individuals' Honors and Special Achievements Recognized
Sponsors: Hunter Smith, Liz Brown, Aaron Freeman, Andrea Hunley, Andy Zay, Blake Doriot, Brett Clark, Brian Buchanan, Chris Garten, Cyndi Carrasco, Dale DeVon, Dan Dernulc, Daryl Schmitt, David Niezgodski, Ed Charbonneau, Eric Bassler, Eric Koch, Fady Qaddoura, Gary Byrne, Greg Goode, Greg Taylor, Greg Walker, J.D. Ford, James Buck, James Tomes
Bill Text
Introduced Version SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION No. _____ DIGEST OF INTRODUCED RESOLUTION A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION honoring Jadin O'Brien for winning her third consecutive National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) pentathlon championship. BROWN L , read first time and referred to Committee on 2025 RC 1539/DI JR Introduced First Regular Session 124th General Assembly (2025) SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION No. _____ 1 A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION honoring Jadin O'Brien 2 for winning her third consecutive National Collegiate Athletic 3 Association (NCAA) pentathlon championship. 4 Whereas, Born to parents who were college athletes in their 5 own rights, Jadin O'Brien attended Divine Savior Holy Angels 6 High School in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, before joining the Notre 7 Dame track and field team; 8 Whereas, While in high school, O'Brien was named team 9 captain of the track and field team her junior and senior years, 10 was named team Most Valuable Player in her freshman, 11 sophomore, and junior year, and lettered four times in the 100 12 and 300-meter hurdles, long jumps, and relays; 13 Whereas, O'Brien started her freshman year at Notre Dame 14 in 2020, where she finished fourth in the pentathlon at the 15 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships, won bronze in 16 the heptathlon at the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Outdoor 17 Track and Field Championships, silver at the ACC Indoor 18 Track and Field Championships in the women's pentathlon, and 19 collected multiple personal records in the 200-meter, javelin, 20 100-meter hurdles, heptathlon, and 800-meter; 21 Whereas, As a sophomore, O'Brien took home first place in 22 the women's pentathlon and the 4x400 at the 2021 Blue & Gold 23 Invitational and finished fourth in the pentathlon at the NCAA 24 Indoor Championships; 25 26 Whereas, As a junior, O'Brien won her first NCAA title in 2025 RC 1539/DI JR 2 1 the indoor pentathlon, which consisted of high marks in shot 2 put, long jump, and 800-meter race, as well as a personal best 3 in the 60-meter hurdles and high jump; 4 Whereas, In her senior year, O'Brien won her second 5 NCAA title in the indoor pentathlon, took second in the 6 heptathlon at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, and logged 7 numerous historic program scores, including the best score in 8 heptathlon, third-longest jump in the long jump, sixth-best time 9 in the 100 meter hurdles, sixth-longest distance in the javelin 10 throw, and both the seventh and eighth-longest distance in shot 11 put; 12 Whereas, O'Brien has been named ACC Indoor Field 13 Athlete of the Year three times, named an All-ACC first team 14 honoree five times, has set numerous facility, school, and ACC 15 records, and has qualified for the Olympic Trials twice; and 16 Whereas, Now in her graduate year, O'Brien won her third 17 NCAA title in the indoor pentathlon, with a personal best time 18 of 8.16 seconds in the 60-meter hurdles, a 16.9-meter high 19 jump, a 14.5-meter shot put, a 6.19-meter long jump, and ran 20 the 800-meter in 2 minutes and 12.65 seconds: Therefore, 21 Be it resolved by the Senate of the General Assembly 22 of the State of Indiana, the House of Representatives 23 concurring: 24 SECTION 1. That the Indiana General Assembly honors 25 and congratulates Jadin O'Brien on her third consecutive NCAA 26 pentathlon championship. 27 SECTION 2. The Secretary of the Senate is directed to 28 distribute copies of this Resolution to Senator Liz Brown. 2025 RC 1539/DI JR
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