This year marks the fifth consecutive season that ยายืสำฦต will make the trip to MTSU. Last season, ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial earned a top-10 finish at the MTSU tournament, one of the largest tournaments in the country. For the second straight year, ยายืสำฦต is sending three squads to this invitational tournament. The ยายืสำฦต team members in attendance represent students from all majors and departments.

This will be the second tournament of the season for the team. In October, ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial hosted its own tournament on ยายืสำฦต’s campus. At this tournament, while not placing in the top five, ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial defeated teams from Harvard University, Duke University and Vanderbilt University.

Among the teams in competition with ยายืสำฦต this weekend will be Rhodes College, Emory University, Vanderbilt University, the University of Georgia and the University of Tennessee.

ยายืสำฦต’s team has been preparing since the beginning of the August, meeting three times a week for more than two hours per practice. ยายืสำฦต students in attendance this weekend are:

Andrew Stevenson, President
Parker Tobin, Vice President
Amanda Stearns, Secretary
Elayne Monjar, Treasurer

Matt Brekus
Alex Cuculici
Morgan D’Arcy
Will Galleher
Adrienne Greenberg
Jordan Greene
Ryan Griggs
Aubrey Kaplan
Ryan Lasnick
Christine Layer
Claire Long
Noah McCarn
Michael McFarland
Jenny McRobert
Michael McFarland
Patrick Morgioni
Rebecca Mutty
Tyler Nikola
Kelsey O’Connell
Jillian O’Donnell
Ricky Rosati
Julia Schast
Alex Schuler
Baron Smith
Shannon Temlak

The team is coached and accompanied by William Warihay ’07 L’10, a practicing attorney in Greensboro with Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart and an adjunct faculty member of ยายืสำฦต.  Warihay is assisted by ยายืสำฦต Law students Michael Koeltzow L’13, Marquis Barnett L’14 and Kristen DelForge ’11 L’14.

For more information on ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial, please visit the web site listed to the right of this page.

The Mock Trial team is open to any student in any major. Most of our team members don’t even want to go into the law or law school. The Mock Trial team is an intercollegiate competitive team that travels around the country during its competitive season. For more information on the team please visit the website to the right and come out to the meeting!

If you cannot attend the meeting but are still interested in joining, please come find ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial during College Coffee on Tuesday, Sept. 13.

ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial will also be holding a Public Trial that Tuesday from 6-7 p.m. in Lindner 204.  Please come out to see a brief demonstration of what mock trial is all about and find out more information about joining the program.

If you have any questions prior to the meeting on Sunday please e-mail us at mocktrial@elon.edu.  We will be happy to talk to you! 

Any student interested in pre-law or finding out more about the 2011-2012 mock trial team should stop by to receive further information.

The Mock Trial team is open to any student in any major. Most of our team members don’t even want to go into the law or law school. The Mock Trial team is an intercollegiate competitive team that travels around the country during its competitive season. For more information on the team please visit the website to the right and come out to College Coffee on the 13th!

ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial will also be holding a Public Trial later that Tuesday from 6-7 p.m. in Lindner 204. Please come out to see a brief demonstration of what mock trial is all about and find out more information about joining the program.

If you have any questions, please e-mail us at mocktrial@elon.edu. We will be happy to talk to you!

Any student interested in finding out more about the 2011-2012 mock trial team should attend this meeting to receive further information. 

The Mock Trial team is open to any student in any major. Most of our team members don’t even want to go into the law or law school. The Mock Trial team is an intercollegiate competitive team that travels around the country during its competitive season. For more information on the team please visit the website to the right and come out to the meeting!

If you have any questions prior please e-mail us at mocktrial@elon.edu. We will be happy to talk to you!

This will be the third tournament of the season for the team. ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial recently competed at an invitational tournament at Brandeis University in Waltham, Mass. At Brandeis, ยายืสำฦต competed against teams from Boston University and Brown University, among others.

In October, ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial hosted its own tournament on ยายืสำฦต’s campus. ยายืสำฦต placed 10th in that tournament out of 26 teams and looks to achieve another Top Ten finish this weekend.

Among the teams in competition will be Rhodes College, The College of William & Mary, Vanderbilt University, the University of Georgia, the University of North Carolina, and the University of Tennessee.

ยายืสำฦต’s team has been preparing since the beginning of the August, meeting up to three times a week for more than two hours per gathering. ยายืสำฦต students in attendance this weekend are:

Team 1144
Carolyn Baumgarten, Captain, ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial President
Michael McFarland, Captain, ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial Treasurer
Jordan Greene
Noah McCarn
Kelsey O’Connell
Ricky Rosati
Kristen DelForge

Team 1145
Amanda Stearns, Captain
Parker Tobin, Captain
Alex Cuculici
Morgan D’Arcy
Patrick Morgioni
Tyler Nikola
Andrew Stevenson
Saige Subick

Team 1146
Amelie Busch, Captain, ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial Vice President
Elayne Monjar, Captain
Sara Alpert
Leah Cronshaw
Michael Gross
Jillian O’Donnell
Baron Smith

The team is coached and accompanied by William Warihay ’07 L’10, a practicing attorney in Greensboro with Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart and an adjunct faculty member of ยายืสำฦต.

For more information on ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial, please visit the web site listed to the right of this page.

Among the teams in competition will be Harvard University, George Washington University, Brown University, Cornell University, Boston College and Boston University.

The team has been preparing since the beginning of the August, meeting two or three times a week for more than two hours per gathering.

The team is coached and accompanied by William Warihay ’07 L’10, a practicing attorney in Greensboro with Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart and a adjunct faculty member of ยายืสำฦต.

For more information on ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial, please visit the web site listed to the right of this page.
 

For the first time in ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial’s seven-year history, the program will field a third team during the association’s Regional Tournament season. Fresh off of ยายืสำฦต A and B’s tough losses at the Southeast Regional Tournament a few weeks ago, ยายืสำฦต’s third mock trial team will try to earn a bid to the Opening Round Championship Series. ยายืสำฦต’s team consists of seven students from all majors and departments. This will be the sixth tournament of the season.

While ยายืสำฦต A and B did not receive bids earlier in the month at Chapel Hill, members of the team were honored as outstanding attorneys and witnesses in the tournament. Specifically, senior and vice president Amanda Morrissey was honored for the second time this season as an outstanding attorney. Additionally, freshman Andrew Stevenson was honored for the first time in his mock trial career as an outstanding witness.

Among the teams in competition this weekend will be Miami University of Ohio, Ohio State University, the University of Cincinnati, the University of Pittsburgh, and the University of Tennessee.

ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial looks to carry forward the momentum from last year and earn a bid to the Championship Series for the second time in the team’s history. ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial has been competing in the association since 2003. The team has been preparing since the beginning of the academic year, meeting two and three times a week for more two hours at a time.

The team uses the same case all year. The case this year is a criminal conspiracy murder trial. Famed movie producer Jackie Owens has been accused of murdering his business partner, Jacob Bennett. The two along with a third partner, Casey Maxwell, collectively form the move production company of Trifecta Entertainment. After Jacob’s body was found buried at the Calkins Cliffs, CSI Jordan Lee conducted an investigation that led the State of Midlands to bring murder charges against Owens.

The ยายืสำฦต students who will be competing are:

Team 1613: Amelie Busch ’11, Sara Kaplan ’11, Amber Murphy ’11, Michael Nachajski ’11, Michael Gross ’12, Stephanie Petrich ’13 and Parker Tobin ’13.

The team is coached and accompanied by William Warihay, a 2007 ยายืสำฦต graduate and a third-year law student at ยายืสำฦต School of Law and Dr. Eric Ashley Hairston, Director of the Center for Law and Humanities and the Pre-Law Department.

For more information, visit the Web site listed to the right of this page.
 

Fresh off of their 11th-place finish in the UCLA Sunset Strip Invitational three weeks ago, two of ยายืสำฦต’s three mock trial teams will try to earn ยายืสำฦต bids to the AMTA Opening Round Championship Series. ยายืสำฦต’s teams consist of 13students from all majors and departments. This will be the fifth tournament of the season for ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial.

Among the teams in competition will be Duke University, Wake Forest University, the University of Central Florida, the University of Georgia, and Washington & Lee University. Fellow Southern Conference schools Furman University, Davidson College, The Citadel and the College of Charleston will also be in attendance.

ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial looks to carry forward the momentum from last year and earn bids to the Championship Series for the second time in the team’s history. ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial has been competing in AMTA since 2003. The team has been preparing since the beginning of the academic year, meeting two and three times a week for more two hours at a time.

The team uses the same case all year.  The case this year is a criminal conspiracy murder trial.  Famed movie producer Jackie Owens has been accused of murdering his business partner, Jacob Bennett.  The two along with a third partner, Casey Maxwell, collectively form the move production company of Trifecta Entertainment.  After Jacob’s body was found buried at the Calkins Cliffs, CSI Jordan Lee conducted an investigation that led the State of Midlands to bring murder charges against Jackie Owens.

The ยายืสำฦต students who will be competing this weekend on the campus of UNC-Chapel Hill are:

Team 1017: Kathryn Hopkins ’10, Amanda Morrissey ’10, Daniel Harwell ’10, Kristen DelForge ’11, Michael McFarland ’12, Andrew Stevenson ’13, and Allie Weller ’13.

Team 1018: Carolyn Baumgarten ’11, Taylor Kloustin ’13, Amanda Stearns ’13, Elayne Monjar ’13, Phil Cheney ’13, and Saige Subick ’13.

The teams are coached and accompanied by William Warihay, a 2007 ยายืสำฦต graduate and a third-year law student at ยายืสำฦต School of Law.

For more information on ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial, please visit the web site listed to the right of this page.

This will be the fourth tournament of the season for the team.  This will be the second time in the 7 year history of ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial that they will be heading west for a tournament.  This first time was a trip in 2007 to the University of Arizona where the team placed 5th out of 24 teams.

Among the teams in competition will be UCLA, USC, Stanford, Brown, Columbia, UC Berkeley and Rhodes College.

ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial looks to improve upon their performance during their fall tournaments, which concluded with a 9th place finish at Middle Tennessee State in November.  The team has been preparing since the beginning of the August, meeting two or three times a week for more two hours per gathering.

This is the final invitational tournament of the season for ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial.  The teams will begin the elimination round of the AMTA season in early February with the Chapel Hill Regional Tournament. 

The ยายืสำฦต students that will be competing this weekend at UCLA are:

Kathryn Hopkins ’10, ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial President
Amanda Morrissey ’10, ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial Vice-President
Daniel Harwell ‘10
Kristen DelForge ‘11
Michael McFarland ‘12
Andrew Stevenson ‘13
Allie Weller ‘13

The team is coached and accompanied by William Warihay, a third-year law student at ยายืสำฦต School of Law.  Darris Means of the ยายืสำฦต Academy will also be traveling with the team this weekend.

For more information on ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial, please visit the web site listed to the right of this page.

Among the teams in competition will be Georgetown University, Wake Forest University and Washington & Lee University. Fellow Southern Conference schools Davidson College and Furman University will also be in attendance.

ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial looks to improve upon their performance at its first tournament, the Carolina Classic, held on ยายืสำฦต’s campus a month ago. The team has been preparing since the beginning of the August, meeting two or three times a week for more two hours per gathering.

The same two teams will have a quick turn-around after the Duke tournament as they will be travelling again next weekend to the Mid-South Invitational Tournament hosted by Middle Tennessee State University.

The ยายืสำฦต students that will be competing this weekend at Duke University are:

Kathryn Hopkins ’10, ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial President
Amanda Morrissey ’10, ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial Vice-President
Daniel Harwell ‘10
Kristen DelForge ‘11
Sara Kaplan ’11
Amber Murphy ‘11
Michael Nachajski ‘11
Evan Glover ’12.
Michael Gross ‘12
Michael McFarland ‘12
Elayne Monjar ‘13
Taylor Kloustin ‘13
Stephanie Petrich ‘13
Amanda Stearns ‘13
Andrew Stevenson ‘13
Saige Subick ‘13
Parker Tobin ‘13
Allie Weller ‘13

The team is coached and accompanied by William Warihay, a third-year law student at ยายืสำฦต School of Law, and Eric Ashley Hairston, director of the Pre-law Program and the Center for Law and Humanities.

For more information on ยายืสำฦต Mock Trial, please visit the web site listed to the right of this page.