We started the 1L Moot Court Competition with 78 teams, and we are ready to announce the winners.
1st Place:
Nicholas Elliott and Zachary Ryan
2nd Place:
Justin Hedges and Adlai Groves
The top twenty speakers are:
1. Anna Imose
2. Ian Fullington
3. Derek Osborn
4. Patrick Ahern
5. Megan Carothers
6. Justin Hedges
7. Brooke Churchman
8. John Scott Overbey
9. Shane Hill (note: tie)
9. Emily Payne (note: tie)
11. Sally Harrison
12. Andrew Henry
13. Brett Merritt
14. Jason Callaway
15. Selby Brown
16. Charles Knutter
17. Johnny Ortwein
18. Tara Niendorf
19. Caroline Lewis
20. Kelly Collins
Thank you to everyone who participated. The Board of Advocates did an outstanding job again this year.
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