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THE CITADEL MOCK TRIAL TEAM SHINES


AT THE OWL INVITATIONAL



From left to right: Chadwick Johnson (Political Science), Natalie Mullen
(Psychology), Preston Dow (Political Science), and Ethan Lisenby (Political
Science)



The new Citadel Mock Trial Team participated in the Owl Invitational Tournament
this past weekend in Atlanta, Georgia. The sponsor was Kennesaw State
University, the defending champion. Twelve colleges and universities sent teams
to the tournament location at the John Marshall School of Law. All teams
participated in four rounds of competition.




The Citadel record was 2-2. The Citadel team representing the Defendant in the
case went 2-0, defeating University of North Carolina at Charlotte and Kennesaw
State University.




LTC Platte Moring, Team Coach, was pleased with the performance in this first
competition. “Every team member was truly exceptional and improved with each new
round,” he said.




We are enormously proud to report that two members of our team received
individual honors (pictured below): 

 * Noah Miller (Third Year Political Science and English double major) won a
   Best Attorney award.
   

 * Makayla Riley (Fourth Year Psychology major and Fine Arts minor) achieved a
   Best Witness award.




We look forward to participating in the Wildcat Classic Invitational in
Davidson, NC, in mid-November and the Gator Invitational in Gainesville, FL, in
January. We want to thank all the administrators, donors, and guest lecturers
who contributed to the team's success. 









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