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IOWA MOCK TRIAL HIGH SCHOOL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS Year Champion Case 1983 Denison High School Winstead v. Church of New Family 1984 Valley High School (WDM) Hudson v. Des Moines Register 1985 Marshalltown High School Taylor v. Lance Memorial Hosp 1986 Lincoln High School (DM)* Kaufman v. Rolling Hills Condo 1987 Marshalltown High School Vickers v. Hearst 1988 Lincoln High School (DM) Barr v. Zuff 1989 Lincoln High School (DM) U.S. v. Martha Monroe 1990 Pocahontas High School Mclean v. Daily Metropolis 1991 Spencer High School State v. Lynch 1992 Dowling Catholic HS (WDM) Roberts v. Hawkeye County 1993 Johnston High School State v. Smith 1994 Pocahontas High School Shores v. Clarion 1995 Pocahontas High School State v. Ryan 1996 Pocahontas High School Johnson v. Brewster, Hays & WASP 1997 Johnston High School U.S. v. Remy 1998 Lincoln High School (DM) State of Midlands v. Robson 1999 Xavier Catholic HS (CR) Jones v. Metro City 2000 Xavier Catholic HS (CR) U.S. v. Lowe 2001 Pocahontas High School* CJ Jones v. Kids, Inc. 2002 Robins Mock Trial State v. Diamond 2003 Robins Mock Trial Estate of Clark v. Tabard Univ. 2004 Johnston High School State v. Dumas 2005 Valley High School (WDM) Loh v. Liberty Academy 2006 Valley High School (WDM)* State v. Usher 2007 Ames High School Estate of Ramone v. Glass 2008 Robins Mock Trial State of Iowa v. Hollis Price 2009 Robins Mock Trial Dakota Skyy v. Montpelier College 2010 Robins Mock Trial State of Iowa v. Kody Lee Shannon 2011 Valley High School (WDM) Smith v. Heartland & Storebror 2012 Robins Mock Trial In the Matter of Jens Kindarhaz 2013 Marion Home School Estate of Langston v Harrison 2014 Pocahontas High School State of Iowa v. Tatum Woodley 2015 Marion Home School Greenwood v PrairieZephyr Corp. * Denotes National High School Championship Winner .

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