Moot Court Broward Crowned National Champions, Program Ranked #1 in the Nation Once Again

American Heritage Schools, Broward Campus, has once again demonstrated unparalleled excellence in legal advocacy, with its students achieving top honors at the National Association of Moot Court (NAMC) Finals. The school's Pre-Law Program showcased exceptional talent, culminating in a National Championship win and reaffirming the program's status as the best in the country.

The team of Matthew Rodriguez (12th grade) and Jake Zeng (12th grade) was named National Champions, marking a pinnacle achievement in high school moot court competition. Their victory was the highlight of a series of strong performances by the school's teams.

Further showcasing the depth of talent, Daniella Glebov (11th grade) and Jade Capella (11th grade) reached the Semifinalist round, and the 10th-grade team of Arya Doshi and Eesha Shah advanced to the Quarterfinalist round. Several other teams from American Heritage Schools, Broward Campus, also earned spots as National Qualifiers, including Katerine Fateev (12th grade) & Bianca Boschi Prado (12th grade); Gregory Musaelian (12th grade) & Sar Nandi (12th grade); and Jonathan Schwartz (10th grade) & Angeliah Pierre (11th grade).

Adding to these individual and team triumphs, the National Association of Moot Court has ranked the Moot Court Program from American Heritage Schools, Broward Campus, as #1 in the Nation for the 2024-2025 season. This prestigious recognition marks the second consecutive year the program has earned this top ranking, a testament to its consistent excellence and the dedication of its students and faculty.

These achievements reflect the rigorous training and opportunities provided through American Heritage Schools’ renowned Pre-Professional Programs. 

Congratulations to all the dedicated students for their outstanding performance at the NAMC Finals and for upholding the school's legacy as a national leader in moot court competition!