Mock trial team hosts Superior High School mockers for round 3 competition

Former UW-Superior national mock trial champion and current Superior High School mock trial coach Danielle Gondik-Anderson provided feedback to UW-Superior mock trial team members during the Superior Durst Mock Trial Invitational.

UW-Superior Mock Trial team continues eight-year tradition of hosting Superior High School during Superior Durst Mock Trial Invitational

Mockers teaching Mockers. That’s an eight-year tradition when the UW-Superior team invites Superior High School's mock trial team to view the third round of the Superior Durst Mock Trial Invitational. The two teams then share pizza and debriefing observations after the round with each other.

Seven UWS mockers shared their view of the MTS v. Kosack case with the Superior High School team. Mockers Autumn Bass, Kenneth Benz, Scott Holmes, Alex DeBlaey, Jeb Leone, Desiray Matthews shared their experiences of this year’s collegiate case. High school mockers were able to ask questions and make their own observations of what they saw.  

Superior High School coach (and former UW-Superior National Champion Mock Trialer) Danielle Gondik-Anderson offered her annual assessment of what she saw in the round as well. Gondik-Anderson, one of the first national champions in collegiate mock trial from UWS, always finds it interesting to compare performances of the current team to past years. A winning coach herself, Gondik-Anderson knows the hard work it takes to be good at mock trial.

The event was co-sponsored by the Legal Studies and Criminal Justice Program and the UWS Admissions Office.

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