Some things I did...

Taught at Compasspoint Mentorship

Taught archery to low-income kids in Alviso, teaching them basic archery for 2 weeks. Created curriculum, and setup the range

Helped organize outdoor nationals

Mainly moved targets around and helped pack up

Semifinalists at San Francisco Regional

Became President of LAHS Mock Trial Club

Won Madtown Throwdown

a very competitive offseason competition

Started teaching

mock trial writing and courtroom procedure to younger kids

Attended Columbia's Legal Studies Summer Program

in New York to further my skills in Mock Trial

Became Scouting/Strategy lead of Team 114

and so began a brutal dictatorship

East Bay Regional

as third seeded alliance captain

Finalists at Idaho Regional

as first seeded alliance captain

#1 at San Francisco Regional

as first seeded alliance captain

Became a Certified Coach

with USA Archery after completing a course and evaluation.

County Quarterfinalists

after winning all four seeding rounds, we advance to quarterfinals, and got to do trial in the California Superior Court.

MVP award at county competition

for doing mountains of case theory writing, and filling in as a witness after last minute scheduling conflicts

Joined 114's Strategy Team

to learn app develop and data management/interpretation. At competitions, the strategy team analyzes scouting data about different robots to decide game plans and alliance selection.

Attended Stanford Mock Trial Program

to improve my mock trial skills and get a better understanding of civil lawsuits (Mock Trial typically only does criminal cases)

First competition with team

It was online and we only won one round, but I had fun.

Joined Mock Trial

As a freshman with no prior debate experience

Joined Robotics

team 114, which seemed very daunting at the time. Year 1 robotics is mostly training, and I still did not know what I wanted to do