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Mock Trial: March 2, Win

Stefany Carty
March 3, 2010

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.

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