Continuing a four-year winning streak, the Leadership class achieved a fifth win in the Maryland Pennies for Patients fundraiser this year, raising money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. After facing new competition, the Leadership class created new events in an attempt to raise more money than any year before.

Score: Loss against Churchill 51-55. Social studies teacher Nathan Schwartz's Mock Trial team argued the defense.

MVP: Junior lawyer Michelle Odgers gave an outstanding cross examination in defeat.

Highlight:  The team closed its season with its best performance yet against a strong Churchill team. Schwartz' team was the only team to lose to a lower seed on Tuesday.

Record: 3-2

Score: Win against Seneca Valley 58-57. Team Miller argued the defense.

MVP: Junior lawyer Greg Siegal gave an excellent closing to solidify the win.

Highlight: WJ won a tough trail against a well prepared Seneca Valley team, winning the tie breaker point.

Record: 4-1

Next Match: Thursday, March 4 against the prosecution team of the two-seed Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School.

Score: Social studies teacher Steve Miller's Mock Trial team beat social studies teacher Nathan Schwartz's Mock Trial team in a close trial, 58-57. Miller's team argued the defense.

MVP: Junior lawyer Max Siegal gave an exceptional cross examination for Miller's team.

Highlight: The win earns Miller's team the seventh seed in the County playoffs.

Record: 3-1

Next Match: Miller's defense team will face the tenth seed Seneca Valley on March 2 at the Rockville Court House. Schwartz's Team is seeded eighth in the county playoffs and will argue the denfese against Churchill on March 2 at the Rockville Court House.