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Beckman High School Samantha Bui Nicolas Garcia Anna Jiwu Canyon Congratulations to all of the students who were nominated for their performance during Round 4 of the Mock Trial Competition! Beckman High School Mohamed Mohamed Julian Falagan Samantha Bui Victoria Tran Casey Geng Nicolas Garcia Anh Huynh Anna Jiwu Foothill High School Quinn Ragan Ava Brand Canyon High School Sean Garcia Mater Dei High School Murtaza Ali Megan Hall Jack Chorbagian Alexa Jamieson Sarah Knight Andrew Estrada Asheel Parikh Trevor Kodzis Elizabeth Murphy Ashkon Parto Eden Martinez Erika Santos Samantha Querol Anh-Thy Nguyen Kate Wasson Samantha Sparacino Cameron Sotoodeh Isobel Tweedt Mission Viejo High School Cornelia Connelly School Lukas Hessler Hanna Adams Fountain Valley High School Yilin Huo Anna Cadavid Seth Caraballo Alex Murg Brenda Ceja Brigitte Doan Kora Quintana Channing Lee Hao-Hai Hsu Rebecca Soo Ally Lenguyen Corona del Mar High School Divya Seth Newport Harbor High School Nikka Afshar Kaitlyn Truong Brigitte Bayer Sam Parhamfar Rachel Dangl Delarai Sadeghitari Garden Grove High School Rachel Davis Romtin Toranji Selina Huynh Presley Fait Sinai Molina Katelyn Mensah Dana Hills High School Isabel Ortiz Hunter De Graw Bella Pham Northwood High School Mia Jessen Amy Guo Sara Kelly J Serra Catholic High School Cole Kawanami Grant Shobar Alison Baarstad Aaron Kim Haley Chi-Sing Daniel Lin El Dorado High School Cole Cisakowski Anita Mishra Jordan Chacon Lauren Feldmann Yena Park Sophia Flores Kristina Hayrapet Joseph Phee Madison Gersbacher Samantha Hobert Isabel Shiao Rachel Gray Stephanie Inchaustegui Jadyn Tiong Hannah Hayat Frances Lange Saranyan Uthayakumar Mandy Haynes Michelle Lazaran Miranda Wu Geri Henderson Bryan Richardson Lauren Hibbert Rachael Sandoval Orange Lutheran High School Sydney Hu Erin Tritz Matthew Jervis Corinne Padar Cameron Zwierlein Isabel Park Kristin Sinks Thomas Saenz Carys Teal La Quinta High School Raymond Vasquez Phoebe Levan El Modena High School Kelvin Pham Jennifer Barron Arman Ghafari Marina High School Saba Ghassemi Shaun Diem - Lane Congratulations to all of the students who were nominated for their performance during Round 4 of the Mock Trial Competition! Pacific Coast High School Diana Nunez Lucy Liu Riley Anderson Antonio Ponce Jean Park Sarah Halasz Henry Ramirez Ben Schneiderman Kelton Munch Nelson Ramirez Cathy Sun Anessa Rodriguez Mercedes Young Peter Thomas Katherine Yee Hannah Woo Christian Young Santa Margarita Catholic High School Rachel Kim Valencia High School Portola High School Andrew Senkowski Adila Ahmed Dheitshaa Bala Alyssa Yoder Lyba Batla Joy Bebawy Lindsay Bracken Pranav Chennareddy Segerstrom High School Lauren Greenbaum Patrick Cui Karina Castañeda Janay Maisano Ankith Desai Amisadai Garcia Aditya Mody Douglas Gonzalez Emily Nguyen Rio Fischer Academy Oswaldo Lagunas Hana Rafiqi Stephanie Cantera Joshua Sage Andres Martinez Tarbut V' Torah Ammon Underhill Jelini Penaloza Aely Aronoff Miguel Ramos Rebecca Coble Veritas Classical Academy Elizabeth Grace Harper Cana Cossin Rosary Academy Yahel Michael Charity Kim Alejandra Aquino Elianna Stivi Julia Uyemori Paige Buccola Kristyn Byrd Tesoro High School Villa Park High School Hanna Cleek Mitchell Garmany Lauren Enge Olivia Hennessey Hannah Kelsey Anthony Garcia Lauren LaBow Gavin Kliger Lindsay Patterson Shannon Patrick Ally Mendenhall Hanna Stevins Jack Neururer Woodbridge High School Rollie Woodward Shreya Chatterjee Saddleback Christian Academy Bill Chen Jonathan Kim Trabuco Hills High School Rebecca Culbertson Benjamin Lee Adam Bagul Naomi Hampton Kaitlin Lowe Hayden Decker Zachary Jacobs Noah Mathews Steven French Diana Jang Braden Olson Lorena Wilens Anamaria Sayre Harley Sutton Sage Hill School Troy High School Nadia Akbari Hayley Amo Yorba Linda High School Farooq Ansari Shreya Arora Amanda Chung Lukasz Kaczynski Tiffany Hall Jarod Graham Manu Nanda Carly Jenican University High School Sarah Reisinger Santa Ana High School Shaden Ahadi Marisol Diaz Kiara Dias Yaneth Gamboa Chelsea Guo Zailem Luna Isaac Kopstein Michelle Meza Neah Lekan .
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