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The NCFCA 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. Joy Minchin 2. Andrew Day 3. Ardee Coolidge 4. Sarah MacIntosh 5. Emma Dunphy 6. MaryKate Parker 7. Blake Meadows 8. Danielle Namour
Semi Finalists in Persuasive, in Alphabetical Order: Nassir Aboreden Mary Claire Birdsong John Fechtel Brandon McWaters Haley Meadows Audrey Robinson Vincent Smith Steven Warren
An Original Oratory is an original speech given on any topic the speaker chooses.
Original Oratory Finalists: 1. Taylor Bambas 2. Andrew Day 3. Ardee Coolidge 4. Jacob Dean 5. Blake Meadows 6. Lillian Otieno 7. MaryKate Parker 8. Kaitlyn Johnston
Semi finalists in Original Oratory in Alphabetical Order: Nassir Aboreden Price Baker Katherine Bradshaw Leanne Livingston Jocelyn Ridenour Lindsey Robinson Vincent Smith Hannah Stimson
An Expository speech is a platform speech which “exposes" or explains a particular topic through the use of visual aids.
Expository Finalists: 1. Brandon McWaters 2. Logan Peralta 3. John Fechtel 4. Jack Goza 5. Layne Livingston 6. Allison Boyle
Semi finalists in Expository in Alphabetical Order: Price Baker Michelle Bentz Tess Carr Rayna DeReus Eric Kays Sutton Milukas
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. Andrew Day 2. Kaitlyn Johnston 3. Ardee Coolidge 4. Emma Dunphy 5. John Fechtel 6. Joy Minchin 7. Victoria Rentschler 8. Hillary Cooper
Semi finalists in Apologetics in Alphabetical Order: Victoria Cuneo Will Dunphy Jack Goza Janie Little Blake Meadows Joshua Minchin Vincent Smith 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. Hillary Cooper 3. Ashley Scripka 4. Alexandra Hebdon 5. A’shayla Passaretti 6. Melissa Ray 7. Eric Kays 8. Lillian Otieno
Semi finalists in Impromptu in Alphabetical Order: Taylor Bambas Elizabeth Cuneo Victoria Cuneo Emma Dunphy Ethan Green Amanda Hearn Leanne Livingston Ethan Milukas
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. Alexandra Hebdon 2. Stephen Menesick 3. Lindsey Robinson 4. Leslie Nelson 5. Janie Little 6. Victoria Cuneo 7. Nassir Aboreden 8. Garret DeReus
Semi finalists in Extemporaneous in Alphabetical Order: Andrew Baisden Amy Burns Ardee Coolidge Kevin Donahue Bradley Fish Amanda Hearn John Hunt Amalia Lynde
The 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. Christina Thomas 2. Melissa Ray 3. Kaitlyn Johnston 4. Steven Warren 5. Andrew Day 6. Taylor Bambas 7. Leanne Livingston 8. Amy Burns
Semi finalists in Dramatic Interpretation in Alphabetical Order: Brooke Bosley Landon Frame Eric Kays Amalia Lynde Chinua Shaw Daniel Tarasiuk
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. Fechtel/Warren 2. Parker/Peralta 3. Rentschler/Rentschler 4. Ray/Tarasiuk 5. Kays/Kays 6. Keith/Thomas
Semi finalists in Duo Interpretation in Alphabetical Order: Bradshaw/Capps Call/McCord Meadows/Meadows Minchin/Minchin
A Humorous Interpretation creatively explores and develops the intellectual, emotional, and artistic embodiment of a single work of literature for performance.
Semi finalists in Humorous Interpretation in Alphabetical Order: Andrew Baisden Christian Cypher Daniel Foster Chiannon Harvey Seth Kays Rachel McGinnis Sarah Eve McGinnis Isaac Wood
Humorous Interpretation Finalists: 1. Jacob Dean 2. Amy Burns 3. Logan Peralta 4. Price Baker 5. Melissa Ray 6. Joshua Minchin 7. Brandon McWaters 8. Jesse Namour
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. Melissa Ray 2. Andrew Day 3. Taylor Bambas 4. Emily Byrd 5. Nassir Aboreden 6. Katherine Bradshaw 7. Sam Little 8. Madison Cothran
Semi finalists in Open Interpretation in Alphabetical Order: Amy Burns Andrew Fahrion Kaitlyn Johnston Layne Livingston Sarah MacIntosh Joshua Minchin Joy Minchin Vincent Smith
Sweepstakes Sweepstakes awards are given to students that competed in a minimum of 3 speech events. There were 51 sweepstakes students. 1. Andrew Day 2. Melissa Ray 3. Logan Peralta 4. Ardee Coolidge 5. John Fechtel 6. Kaitlyn Johnston 7. Taylor Bambas 8. Mary Kate Parker 9. Steven Warren 10. Christina Thomas 11.Brandon McWaters 12. Joy Minchin 13. Emma Dunphy 14. Nassir Aboreden
NCFCA offers 2 styles of debate: Lincoln Douglas Team Policy
Lincoln Douglas: Speaker Awards 1. Andrew Day 2. Ardee Coolidge 3. Nassir Aboreden 4. Eric Kays 5. Kevin Donahue 6. Brandon McWaters 7. Janie Little 8. Andrew Fahrion
Finalists in Lincoln Douglas Debate: 1. Ardee Coolidge 2. Andrew Day 3. Kevin Donahue 4. Nassir Aboreden
Quarter finalists in Lincoln Douglas Debate in Alphabetical Order Andrew Fahrion Janie Little Brandon McWaters Jocelyn Ridenour
Team Policy Speaker Awards 1. Alexandra Hebdon 2. David Scripka 3. John Fechtel 4. Matt Hendrickson 5. Ashley Scripka 6. Vincent Smith 7. Stephen Menesick 8. Matthew McCord 9. Andrew Schirmer 10. Leslie Nelson 11. Daniel Call 12. Caroline Byrd 13. Steven Warren 14. Timothy Sarazen 15. Christian Cypher 16. Joseph Rondone
Finalists in Team Policy Debate: 1. Caiello/ Schirmer 2. Hebdon/Menesick 3. Call/McCord 4. Livingston/McLean 5. Hendrickson/Scripka 6. Lonon/Sarazen 7. Byrd/DeReus 8. Aluri/Cooper
Octa finalists in Team Policy Debate in Alphabetical order: Apthorp/Roache Baisden/Dean Cardwell/Passaretti Chiles/Rondone Cypher/Hearn Fechtel/Warren Nelson/Scripka Passaretti/Smith
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