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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. Sarah MacIntosh 2. John Fechtel 3. Courtney Gray 4. Blake Meadows 5. Brandon McWaters 6. Bailey Dabbs 7. Victoria Cuneo 8. Chelsea Ham Semi Finalists in Persuasive in Alphabetical Order: Andrew Day Emma Dunphy Leanne Livingston Haley Meadows Vincent Smith Steven Warren An Original Oratory is an original speech given on any topic the speaker chooses.
Original Oratory Finalists: 1. Katherine Bradshaw 2. Vincent Smith 3. Alexandra Hebdon 4. Charli Mills 5. Mallory Jones 6. Josiah Bausum 7. Andrew Day 8. Taylor Bambas Semi finalists in Original Oratory in Alphabetical Order: Cason Black Nathan Carson Jacob Dean Kelcee Griffis Elaine Hammett Blake Meadows Jocelyn Ridenour Chapman Woolington 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. John Fechtel 3. Jack Goza 4. Price Baker 5. Michelle Bentz 6. Christopher Goza 7. Joshua McLean 8. Lydia Guinn 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. Janie Little 2. Victoria Rentschler 3. Stephen Menesick 4. Andrew Day 5. John Fechtel 6. Victoria Cuneo 7. Vincent Smith 8. John David McLean Semi finalists in
Apologetics in Alphabetical Order: Hillary Cooper Emma Dunphy Will Dunphy Jack Goza Amalia Lynde Katherine McNair Ethan Milukas Steven Warren 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. Ashley Scripka 3. Alexandra Hebdon 4. Leanne Livingston 5. John Fechtel 6. Lillian Otieno 7. Eric Kays 8. Brandon McWaters Semi finalists in Impromptu in Alphabetical Order: Taylor Bambas Hillary Cooper Victoria Cuneo Jacob Dean Emma Dunphy Kelcee Griffis Sarah MacIntosh Grace Taylor 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. Stephen Menesick 2. Alexandra Hebdon 3. Janie Little 4. Leslie Nelson 5. Andrew Baisden 6. Jack Goza Semi finalists in Extemporaneous in Alphabetical Order: Victoria Cuneo Amalia Lynde Ryan Parker Grace Taylor 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. Andrew Day 2. Leanne Livingston 3. Timothy Warren 4. Kayla Cardwell 5. Mary Claire Birdsong 6. Courtney Gray Semi finalists in Dramatic
Interpretation in Alphabetical Order: Taylor Bambas Chelsea Ham Victoria Rentschler 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. Cardwell/Warren 2. Biddle/Detwiler 3. McLean/McWaters 4. Meadows/Meadows 5. Fechtel/Warren 6. Rentschler/Rentschler 7. Kays/Kays 8. Black/Black 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. Price Baker 2. Brandon McWaters 3. Kyle Biddle 4. Joshua Schow 5. Timothy Warren 6. Kayla Cardwell Semi finalists in Humorous Interpretation in Alphabetical Order: Andrew Baisden Ryan Baisden Seth Kays Rachel McGinnis Charli Mills John David Woolington 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. Andrew Day 2. Janie Little 3. Katherine Bradshaw 4. Kayla Cardwell 5. John David Woolington 6. Vincent Smith 7. Charli Mills 8. Taylor Bambas Semi finalists in Open Interpretation in Alphabetical Order: Mary Claire Birdsong Will Dunphy Andrew Fahrion Christopher Goza Kember Griffis Elaine Hammett Sarah MacIntosh Timothy Warren Sweepstakes awards are given to students that competed in a minimum of 3 speech events at this tournament we had 46 sweepstakes students. 1. Brandon McWaters 2. John Fechtel 3. Andrew Day 4. Kayla Cardwell 5. Janie Little 6. Alexandra Hebdon 7. John David McLean 8. Timothy Warren 9. Vincent Smith 10. Leanne Livingston 11. Blake Meadows NCFCA offers 2 styles of debate: Lincoln Douglas Team Policy Lincoln Douglas: Speaker Awards 1. Vincent Smith 2. Andrew Day 3. Janie Little 4. Blake Meadows Finalists in Lincoln Douglas Debate: 1. Vincent Smith 2. Janie Little Semi Finalists in Lincoln Douglas Debate:
4. Andrew Day Team Policy Speaker Awards 1. Leslie Nelson
The following teams are
advancing to the Regional Invitational with a 4/2 record. Carson/Warren Cash/Groppe GozaJ/MilukasS
Finalists in Team Policy Debate: 1. Hebdon/Menesick 2. DiPrima/Mills Semi Finalists in Team Policy Debate: 3. Livingston/McLean 4. Aluri/Cooper Quarter finalists in Team Policy Debate: 5. Lonon/Sarazen 6. McNair/Taylor 7. Rentschler/Rentschler 8. Caiello/Schirmer Octa finalists in Team Policy Debate in Alphabetical order: Baisden/Dean Campbell/Campbell Fechtel/Warren Hendrickson/Scripka McGuire/McGuire Nelson/Scripka Stansberry/Wood Unthank/Unthank
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