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Beckman High School Rumjhum Hemnani Laura Ho Evan Josten Congratulations to all of the students who were nominated for their performance during Round 2 of the Mock Trial Competition! Please note that these are nominations ONLY. Those selected to receive an award at the Mock Trial Awards Ceremony will receive notification in March. Beckman High School Jordyn Murray Maggie Vannavong Rumjhum Hemnani Ava Siniscalchi Laura Ho Nathan Chung La Habra High School Evan Josten Nathan Lee Maya Equihua Anika Nandakumar Leah Mercado Isabel Garcia Cabrera Dylan Phan Kaylyn Oh Bailey Pepper Kaitlyn Wallace Joelle Wong Sirmaj Singleton Sophia Wen Victoria Stephens Foothill High School Aidan Visher Milla Borresen Brea Olinda High School Simone Warren Monique Evdokiou Brylee Denbo Audrey Pedersen Samantha Hernandez Mater Dei High School Madeleine Poissonnier Gabrielle Smith Isabella Beuder Ciara Sweetman Minjoo Yang Kobe Castillo Madeline Winters Lauren Yu Alaina Gadhavi Kaly Keating Fountain Valley High School Caroline Knox Canyon High School Nicole Chu Jacqueline Knox Arianna Abidi Valeria Euan Lina Badwan Jasmine Nguyen Northwood High School Callan Engstrom Vinh Tran Alison Abravanel Ayushi Das Corona del Mar High School Garden Grove High School Matthew Dimaandal Niaz Namdar Janet Huynh Ashley Lee Ayden Niknafs Nanny Nguyen Michael Tsai Micaela Saber Kathleen Pham Mallory Venezia Ashton Weissman Marianna Vusa Costa Mesa High School Irvine High School Orange County School of the Arts Joseline Cruz Rosales Saalar Behbahani Riley Bryant Ly Duong Isabella Feng Ethan Gray Edwin Gutierrez Flores Sachi Lakhina Sasha Herthel Imrandeep Kaur Hannah Lee Melanie Huq Alexia Leal Richard Tang Milo Karnes Gabrielle Mikhail Crean Lutheran High School JSerra Catholic High School Jessica Perez Lauren Brajevich Lauren Ciborowski Kyra Donovan Allison Larkins Orange Lutheran High School Elizabeth Jin Andrea Martinez Chrystalyn Alvidrez-Lee Tyler Roquemore Kelany Pham Chloe Cho Samantha Scurry Colin Shrove Mikayla Pulasky Hudson Treloar Jordan Velligan Julia Schlachter Abigail Van Hoak El Dorado High School Katella High School Lucy Cavalluzzi Xeleste Aguilar Pacific Coast High School Kent Kawata Jenny Du Doha Al Banna Carissa Lin Andrew Gonzalez Grace Davenport Alyssa Marasco Kimberly Gutierrez Amariah Garza Congratulations to all of the students who were nominated for their performance during Round 2 of the Mock Trial Competition! Please note that these are nominations ONLY. Those selected to receive an award at the Mock Trial Awards Ceremony will receive notification in March. Claire Munch Tarbut V’Torah Eunsaem Ko Alycia Paradise Thomas Ellis Karoline Lee Makayla Redfearn David Groner Nathan Suh Ava Kurtz Villa Park High School Portola High School Emma Siminou Emma Gutierrez Sonia Goyal Danielle Moriarty Tyler Kim Tesoro High School Claudia Lin Samuel Bethune Gillian Pascual Megan Sha Elizabeth Chun Benjamin Schilpp Ryan Hamidzadeh Will Zimmerman Ariana Wu Isabella Helton Woodbridge High School Sage Hill School Ethan Nguyen Charlotte Hill Kamran Ansari Jenna Makarem Briana Bao Trabuco Hills High School Alexandra Ballester Kailey Moore Kaylana Lee Haley Carter Arman Nemati Marcus Miranda Noah Cassetto Ashna Parekh Matthew Woodworth Aidan Rezner Santa Ana High School Rachel Richins Yorba Linda High School Citlalli Demesa Mackenzie Clifton Esbeydi Guzman Troy High School Vaani Gandhi Cecilia Lee Mylinh Lucero Amber Han Kayla Nguyen Avianna Mejia Madison Hayes Emmari Pureza Shirley Meunier Elise Stiefel Dale Tran Santa Margarita Catholic HS Ethan Wei Nick Augustini Leyton Breese University High School Evan Choe Sarah Burton Simona Forster Jenna Kanaan Wanqi Zhang Erin Jeon Krishna Khawani Segerstrom High School Kavin Krishnam Samantha Dionicio Avery Ngo Valencia High School Raymond Chen Alicia Quiroz Camille Ives Linda-Isabella Rendon Araceli Jimenez Bahena Jonah Tristan Sean Joo Servite High School Emma Le David Arias Cassidy Lee Michael Cernius Aqil Naeem Jacob Gambino Steven Segawa Chris Gomar Alec Hawley Veritas Classical Academy Hannah Kim Isaac Kim Nathaniel Kim .
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