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USC Law finishes as quarterfinalist in 2026 Jessup

Jessup 2026 USC team

The University of San Carlos, and its School of Law and Governance, as well as the entire Carolinian community, proudly celebrate the historic success of the USC Law Debate and Moot Court Society. 

The team finished as quarterfinalist in the International Rounds of the prestigious Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Washington, DC, from March 28 to April 4, 2026.

Out of 173 national champions representing 89 jurisdictions, the USC team—led by Captain Bri Unabia with Mel Joseph Castro, Earl Max Eata, and Neil Glova Jr.—clinched a spot among the top eight teams in the world. 

USC Law Moot team in Washington DC
From left: The USC Mooting Team, composed of Earl Max Eata, Bri Unabia, Mel Joseph Castro, and Neil Glova, Jr.

Unabia was also recognized as among the Top 50 Oralists in the International Rounds.

This win cements USC Law’s place among the powerhouse minds in the international mooting arena. 

It builds upon a winning streak during the Philippine National Rounds this year, where the USC Law Jessup Team won Best Respondent Memorial and Best Overall Memorial, alongside oralist awards.

Previously, USC Law ranked No. 2 out of 152 teams worldwide in the 2025 Jessup International Rounds, and brought home major honors: First Place in the Richard R. Baxter Award for the Best Applicant Memorial in the World, First Place in the Alona E. Evans Award for the Best Team Memorials in the International Rounds, and Second Place in the M. Cherif Bassiouni Award for the Best Team Memorials in the National and Regional Rounds.

This sustained legacy of excellence is guided by the steady hands of the team’s dedicated head coach Atty. Daryl Bretch M. Largo (Assistant Dean, School of Law and Governance) and assistant coaches Atty. Rashid Vedra Pandi and Atty. J. Priyanka Dalagan.

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