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Inaugural Happy Valley Invitational 1st Happy Valley Invitational TABULATION SUMMARY October 25th-26th, 2008 Hosted by the Penn State Mock Trial Association Team Name/Number Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 FINAL Case Western Reserve Π v 928 Δ v 346 Δ v 467 Π v 921 University L L W W W W L T 4.5 314 (Nittany Lion) -21 -10 +13 +2 +11 +18 -6 -0 Case Western Reserve Π v 921 Δ v 1314 Δ v 782 Π v 690 University L L W W W L W L 4 315 (‘S’-Zone) -25 -27 +8 +5 +10 -5 +3 -1 Washington and Jefferson Δ v 782 Π v 314 Δ v 1314 Π v 467 College L L L L W L L L 1 346 (THON) -12 -6 -13 -2 +11 -8 -24 -10 Lafayette College Π v 506 Δ v 690 Δ v 828 Π v 782 L L L W L T L L 1.5 466 (McLanahan’s) -1 -18 -6 +8 -3 0 -2 -5 Lafayette College Π v 1314 Δ v 921 Π v 314 Δ v 346 W W L L L L W W 4 467 (Paternoville) +7 +11 -9 -17 -11 -18 +24 +10 Bowling Green State Δ v 466 Π v 783 Π v 920 Δ v 928 University W W W W L L L L 4 506 (The Obelisk) +1 +18 +11 +20 -20 -8 -11 -1 Bowling Green State Π v 920 Δ v 828 Π v 783 Δ v 774 University L L L W W W W W 5 507 (The Corner Room) -12 -9 -9 +3 +5 +10 +2 +6 Kenyon College Δ v 783 Π v 466 Π v 774 Δ v 315 T W W L W L L W 4.5 690 (Old Main) 0 +1 +6 -8 +2 -14 -3 +1 Wittenberg University Π v 828 Δ v 920 Δ v 690 Π v 507 W L W L L W L L 3 774 (Pattee Library) +20 -2 +2 -7 -2 +14 -2 -6 Colgate University Π v 346 Δ v 928 Π v 315 Δ v 466 W W L L L W W W 5 782 (Joe Paterno) +12 +6 -14 -15 -10 +5 +2 +6 Colgate University Π v 690 Δ v 506 Δ v 507 Π v 1314 T L L L L L W W 2.5 783 (White Out) 0 -1 -11 -20 -5 -10 +4 +7 Penn State University Δ v 774 Π v 507 Π v 466 Δ v 920 L W W L W T L L 3.5 828 (The Phyrst) -20 +2 +9 -3 +3 0 -12 -7 Georgetown University Δ v 507 Π v 774 Δ v 506 Π v 828 W W L W W W W W 7 920 (Blue Band) +12 +9 -2 +7 +20 +8 +12 +7 Georgetown University Δ v 315 Π v 467 Π v 928 Δ v 314 W W W W W W W T 7.5 921 (The Creamery) +25 +27 +9 +17 +1 +7 +6 0 Yale University Δ v 314 Π v 782 Δ v 921 Π v 506 W W W W L L W W 6 928 (The Rathskeller) +21 +10 +14 +15 -1 -7 +11 +1 Drexel University Δ v 467 Π v 315 Π v 346 Δ v 783 L L L L L W L L 1 1314 (Beaver Stadium) -7 -11 -8 -5 -11 +8 -4 -7 Tab Room Notes: Championship Pairing Format Lower Team Number = Better Rank Outstanding Trial Teams: 1st – Team 921 (The Creamery), Georgetown University (7-0-1) 2nd – Team 920 (Blue Band), Georgetown University (7-1) 3rd – Team 928 (The Rathskeller), Yale University (6-2) 4th – Team 507 (The Corner Room), Bowling Green State University (5-3, CS 16) 5th – Team 782 (Joe Paterno), Colgate University (5-3, CS 12.5) Outstanding Attorneys 19 Π – Rachel Polisner, Team 828 (The Phyrst), Penn State University 18 Δ – Carolyn Fast, Team 466 (McLanahan’s), Lafayette College 18 Δ – David Dirisamer, Team 314 (Nittany Lion), Case Western Reserve University 18 Π – Derek Hinckley, Team 782 (Joe Paterno), Colgate University 18 Π – John Robinson, Team 928 (The Rathskeller), Yale University 18 Δ – Piyali Bhattacharya, Team 314 (Nittany Lion), Case Western Reserve University 18 Δ – Shane Rumbaugh, Team 346 (THON), Washington and Jefferson College 18 Π – Will Dreher, Team 921 (The Creamery), Georgetown University Outstanding Witnesses 20 Π – Rachel Feinstein, Team 782 (Joe Paterno), Colgate University 19 Π – Sasha Holston, Team 690 (Old Main), Kenyon College 18 Δ – Darien Brucoli, Team 507 (The Corner Room), Bowling Green State University 18 Δ – Mira Lendel, Team 314 (Nittany Lion), Case Western Reserve University 18 Π – Sohan Maneck, Team 921 (The Creamery), Georgetown University 17 Π – Heather Stoller, Team 928 (The Rathskeller), Yale University 17 Δ – Matthew Rabinowitz, Team 920 (Blue Band), Georgetown University 16 Π – Marty Bhattachayya, Team 928 (The Rathskeller), Yale University 16 Δ – John Robinson, Team 928 (The Rathskeller), Yale University 16 Π – Stephen Cohen, Team 783 (White Out), Colgate University Spirit of AMTA: Team 921 (The Creamery), Georgetown University .
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