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The Elisabeth Haub School of Law at 91��Ƶ’s Mock Trial Team delivered an impressive performance at the prestigious Capitol City Challenge, earning a second-place finish among sixteen top law school teams from across the country.

Held March 27–29 in Washington, D.C., the competition brought together some of the nation’s strongest advocacy programs for three days of high-stakes litigation, strategic thinking, and intense courtroom competition. The event kicked off with the signature Challenge Ceremony, where teams faced off before the official competition began.

Representing the Law School were third-year students Skyler Pozo, Maiya Aubry, James Page, and Marina DiLeo, coached by alumni Joseph Demonte ’24 and Matthew Mattesi ’24. Throughout the weekend, the 91��Ƶ Haub Law team demonstrated exceptional advocacy, navigating nuanced legal arguments and delivering compelling examinations and arguments. James Page ’26 was recognized individually for his outstanding performance, earning both Best Advocate and Best Cross Examination honors. The team’s second-place finish reflects the continued strength and national recognition of 91��Ƶ Haub Law’s Trial Advocacy program, as well as the dedication and talent of its students and alumni coaches.

“The team’s performance reflects the grit and hard work that define our advocacy program,” said Louis V. Fasulo, Professor of Trial Practice and Director of Advocacy Programs. “Our graduating students’ commitment—both in this competition and throughout their time in the program—makes me incredibly proud and showcases to law schools across the country the quality of what we do here.”