Lublin
The 2024 Brown Mosten ICCC competition was hosted jointly by Poland and Ukraine, and held at John Paul II Catholic University in Lublin, Poland from 10-13 April 2024. Twenty-two countries participated, including teams from Armenia, Australia, Canada, Croatia, England, Georgia, Germany, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Lithuania, Malaysia, the Netherland, New Zealand, Nigeria, Northern Ireland, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Ukraine, United States and Wales. The topic for 2024 was Humanitarian Law.
Australia (Angie Qiu and Bianca Borzatti, coached by Selene Mize), Croatia (Nikolina Filipovic and Klara Radic, coached by Juraj Brozovic), Malaysia, Poland, Ukraine and USA were semi-finalists.
Emma Rowe and Kate Nolan from Ireland, coached by Rachael Hession, and Austeja Ragauskaite and Kevin Gomez Marrero from the Netherlands, coached by Agustin Parise, were runners up. Team Scotland: Callum Leeson and Ailsa Gardyne, coached by Val Bremner, were victorious.
Australia (Angie Qiu and Bianca Borzatti, coached by Selene Mize), Croatia (Nikolina Filipovic and Klara Radic, coached by Juraj Brozovic), Malaysia, Poland, Ukraine and USA were semi-finalists.
Emma Rowe and Kate Nolan from Ireland, coached by Rachael Hession, and Austeja Ragauskaite and Kevin Gomez Marrero from the Netherlands, coached by Agustin Parise, were runners up. Team Scotland: Callum Leeson and Ailsa Gardyne, coached by Val Bremner, were victorious.
The winning team from Scotland, Ailsa Gardyne and Callum Leeson, with their coach Val Bremner, congratulated by last year's winners, host Delaine Swenson, and the ICCC Exec. Photo by Olivia Andira.
Champions Callum and Ailsa in action in the final round. Photo by Olivia Andira.