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The National Christian Forensics and
Communications Association offers 10 speech events in 3 categories:
Platform Limited Preparation Interpretations The Platform Category has 3 Events: Persuasive Original Oratory Expository A Persuasive speech is an original speech intended to persuade the audience to adopt a particular point of view or course of action. Persuasive Finalists: 1. Nassir Aboreden 2. Nick Aquart 3. John Fechtel 4. MaryKate Parker 5. Andrew Day 6. Blake Meadows 7. Leanne Livingston 8. Logan Peralta Semi Finalists in Persuasive, in Alphabetical Order: Mary Claire Birdsong Brittney Deolivereira Brandon McWaters Melissa Ray Vincent Smith Judith Stewart James Van Eerden Steven Warren An Original Oratory is an original speech given on any topic the speaker chooses.
Original Oratory Finalists: 1. Katherine Bradshaw 2. Andrew Day 3. Christian Fernandez 4. Ardee Coolidge 5. Adam Bueltel 6. Nassir Aboreden 7. James Van Eerden 8. Vincent Smith Semi finalists in Original Oratory in Alphabetical Order: Tess Carr Daniel Ledon Blake Meadows Joshua Minchin Joy Minchin MaryKate Parker Hannah Stimson Caroline Swenson An Expository speech is a
platform speech which “exposes" or explains a particular topic
through the use of visual aids. Expository Finalists: 1. Tess Carr 2. Christian Fernandez 3. Logan Peralta 4. John Fechtel 5. Brandon McWaters 6. Lila Capps Semi finalists in Expository in Alphabetical Order: Rayna DeReus Patrick Ingoldsby Daniel Ledon Katherine Martin Marissa Phillips Maggie Ruvira The Limited Preparation
Category has 3 Events: Apologetics Impromptu Extemporaneous Apologetics is a limited preparation event in which the speaker is given four minutes to prepare a six-minute speech on a topic related to defending his/her faith. Apologetics Finalists: 1. Vincent Smith 2. Andrew Day 3. James Van Eerden 4. Kaitlyn Johnston 5. Blake Meadows 6. Melissa Ray 7. Joshua Minchin 8. Robin Scofield Semi finalists in Apologetics in Alphabetical Order: Daniel Brookins Adam Bueltel John Fechtel Janie Little John David McLean Joy Minchin Mallory Phillips Andrew Vertz Impromptu is a limited preparation speech in which the speaker is given two minutes to prepare a five-minute speech on a randomly drawn topic. Impromptu Finalists: 1. John David McLean 2. Ardee Coolidge 3. Ashley Scripka 4. Judith Stewart 5. Audrey Robinson 6. John Fechtel 7. Lindsey Robinson 8. Amanda Hearn Semi finalists in Impromptu in Alphabetical Order: Andrew Aquart Amy Burns Kayla Cardwell Eric Kays Seth Kays Brandon McWaters Joy Minchin Steven Warren Extemporaneous speaking is
a limited preparation event where the speaker is given a limited
amount of time to prepare a speech on a current event topic. Extemporaneous Finalists: 1. Ardee Coolidge 2. James Van Eerden 3. Garret DeReus 4. Nassir Aboreden 5. Leslie Nelson 6. Amy Burns 7. Lindsey Robinson 8. Audrey Robinson Interpretation Category has 4 Events: Dramatic Interp Duo Interp Humorous Interp Open Interp A Dramatic Interpretation creatively explores and develops the intellectual, emotional, and artistic embodiment of a single work of literature for performance. Dramatic Interpretation Finalists: 1. Judith Stewart 2. Amy Burns 3. Adam Bueltel 4. Daniel Tarasiuk 5. Robin Scofield 6. Andrew Day Semi finalists in Dramatic Interpretation in Alphabetical Order: Mary Claire Birdsong Kayla Cardwell Rayna DeReus Kaitlyn Johnston Leanne Livingston Steven Warren A Duo Interpretation creatively explores and develops the intellectual, emotional, and artistic embodiment of a single work of literature for dual performance. Duo Interpretation Finalists: 1. Aboreden/Aboreden 2. McClean/McWaters 3. Ray/Tarasiuk 4. Minchin/Minchin 5. Meadows/Meadows 6. Parker/Peralta 7. Fechtel/Warren 8. Aquart/Aquart Semi finalists in Duo Interpretation in Alphabetical Order: Bradshaw/Capps Cardwell/Warren Carr/Coe Gorenflo/Losiak Kays/Kays Van Eerden/Van Eerden A Humorous Interpretation creatively explores and develops the intellectual, emotional, and artistic embodiment of a single work of literature for performance. Humorous Interpretation Finalists: 1. Nick Aquart 2. Seth Kays 3. David Fastenau 4. Jesse Namour 5. Melissa Ray 6. Brandon McWaters 7. Logan Peralta 8. Andrew Baisden Semi finalists in Humorous Interpretation in Alphabetical Order: Amy Burns Jacob Dean Christian Fernandez Daniel Ledon Taylor Masella Timothy Warren An Open Interpretation is an inclusive interpretive event which enables students to present a wide variety of literary styles and sources. Open Interpretation Finalists: 1. Judith Stewart 2. Andrew Day 3. Janie Little 4. Ardee Coolidge 5. MaryKate Parker 6. Kayla Cardwell 7. Melissa Ray 8. Amy Burns Semi finalists in Open Interpretation in Alphabetical Order: Nassir Aboreden Nicholas Aboreden Katherine Bradshaw Emily Byrd Andrew Fahrion Christian Fernandez Joshua Minchin Vincent Smith Sweepstakes awards are given to students that competed in a minimum of 3 speech events at this tournament we had 63 sweepstakes students. 1. Andrew Day 2. Nassir Aboreden 3. Ardee Coolidge 4. Melissa Ray 5. Judith Stewart 6. James Van Eerden 7. John Fechtel 8. Brandon McWaters 9. Nick Aquart 10. John David McLean
16. Vincent Smith 17. Adam Bueltel 18. Daniel Tarasiuk 19. Joy Minchin 20. Joshua Minchin NCFCA offers 2 styles of debate: Lincoln Douglas Team Policy Lincoln Douglas: Speaker Awards 1. Ardee Coolidge
Finalists in Lincoln Douglas Debate: 1. Andrew Day 2. Nassir Aboreden Semi Finalists in Lincoln Douglas Debate:
Quarter finalists in Lincoln Douglas Debate in Alphabetical Order Ardee Coolidge Brittney Deoliveira Brandon McWaters Caleb Shoulders Team Policy Speaker Awards 1. Ashley Scripka
Finalists in Team Policy Debate: 1. Byrd/DeReus 2. Livingston/McLean Semi Finalists in Team Policy Debate:
4. Call/McCord Quarter finalists in Team Policy Debate in Alphabetical order Cartee/Van Eerden Fechtel/Warren Hendrickson/Scripka Passaretti/Smith
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