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Newtown Invitational Promotes Connecticut LD Debate

Posted by Jon Cruz in the Community, Results: LD Debate (2005-06) category

NEWTON, CT – Today, I was honored to be a part of the first annual Newtown Invitational Debate Tournament. While Connecticut’s Yale Invitational draws hundreds of debaters from across America, there has been no local presence of Lincoln-Douglas debate in the Constitution State for years. Coach Larry Saladin and the members of the Newtown Debate Team sought to change that, and founded what is sure to be the first tournament of a new Connecticut LD circuit.

Home Team Close Out at Mountain View Voices Round Robin

Posted by Jon Cruz in the Results: LD Debate (2005-06) category

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA – Congratulations to Mountain View High School’s Stephen Hess and Prashant Rai for closing out the Mountain View Voices Round Robin. The tournament was the latest in a developing series of competitions intended to raise money in the memory of John McKay for the Voices Foundation for the Promotion of High School Debate.

Matt Shields Takes Six Rounds of Spring

Posted by Jon Cruz in the Results: LD Debate (2005-06) category

WALTHAM, MA – Congratulations to Scarsdale High School’s Matt Shields and Arthur L. Johnson High School’s Josh Meah for advancing to the demonstration round of the first-ever Six Rounds of Spring Round Robin. The demo round — which determined the championship — was adjudicated by Rahul D’Sa, P.J. Wexler, Meghan Kelley, Kathryn Harris, and the combined student vote. On a 4-1 vote — Wexler dissented — Matt claimed the tournament’s inaugural title.

Michael Laborde is Louisiana State Champion

Posted by Jon Cruz in the Results: LD Debate (2005-06) category

SHREVEPORT, LA – This year’s Louisiana Tournament of Champions took place at Captain Shreve High School from March 30 to April 1, 2006. The Advanced Lincoln-Douglas Debate field broke to quarterfinals and, after two outrounds, St. Thomas More High School’s Michael Laborde faced off against Alexandria Senior High School’s Ken Grafton to vie for the state title. The final panel voted in favor of Michael, awarding him the championship. (He follows in the footsteps of his brother, Patrick, last year’s state co-champion.)

Joan Gass Wins the Iowa Round Robin

Posted by Jon Cruz in the Results: LD Debate (2005-06) category

IOWA CITY, IA – Congratulations to the finalists at this season’s installment of the Iowa Round Robin! After competing against many top debaters from both the region and the nation, the Hockaday School’s Joan Gass and Apple Valley High School’s Chris Theis emerged from outrounds to face each other in the final round of the tournament. On a 2-1 decision, Joan defeated Chris to claim the round robin championship.

Scarsdale Takes Great Midwestern Novice Championships

Posted by Jon Cruz in the Results: LD Debate (2005-06) category

IOWA CITY, IA – Congratulations to Scarsdale High School’s Matt Salant and Ken Hershey, who closed out this year’s Great Midwestern Novice Championships! (Ken coached over teammate Nikita Lalwani in the semifinals.) The team had quite a strong weekend overall at this highly competitive tournament.

Motgi, Bulger, Griffith Win Lone Star Round Robin

Posted by Jon Cruz in the Results: LD Debate (2005-06) category

DALLAS, TX – Congratulations to the Hockaday School’s A.J. Motgi, Stuyvesant High School’s Claire Bulger, and Albuquerque Academy’s Melissa Griffith: the champions of the Lone Star Round Robin. The round robin, a forum for female debaters, was more than just a competitive event: it featured lectures on a wide variety of topics and was intended as a bonding experience for women debaters from across America. A.J. won the “TOC Wheel,” Claire won the “Local Wheel,” and Melissa won the “Rising Wheel.”

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