Forest Grove Invitational (Forest Grove High School) 2013 Results

November 24, 2013 By

LOHS swept the tournament with a first place sweepstakes placing! FG allowed one to compete in either debate or up to six IE events. To illustrate this, here are the results by person:

IE results:

Ammas Tanveer
1st Place Varsity Extemporaneous Speaking
2nd Place IE individual sweepstakes award
2nd Place Varsity Humorous Interpretation
4th Place Varsity Impromptu Speaking
5th Place Varsity Radio Speaking

Hannah Lewman
1st Place Varsity Dramatic Interpretation
2nd Place Varsity Prose
3rd Place Varsity Poetry

Zohar Hoter
2nd Place Varsity Extemporaneous Speaking
2nd Place Varsity Original Oratory
3rd Place Varsity Humorous Interpretation

Sarah Kwartler
1st Place Novice Impromptu Speaking
4th Place Varsity Original Oratory

Melissa Liu
3rd Place Varsity Radio

Debate Results:

Robert Xu and Andrew Samuelson
1st Place Parliamentary Debate (2nd seed)
2nd Place Varsity Parliamentary Speaker – Robert Xu (113 points)

Shannon Fender and Joel Kwartler
3rd Place Varsity Parliamentary Debate (1st seed & semifinalists)
1st Place Varsity Parliamentary Speaker – Joel Kwartler (117 points)
5th Place Varsity Parliamentary Speaker – Shannon Fender (112 points)

Max Groznik
4th Place Varsity Lincoln-Douglas Debate (3rd seed & semifinalist)
4th Place Varsity Lincoln-Douglas Speaker (109 points)

Min Park
2nd Place Varsity Lincoln-Douglas Debate (4th seed)

Jackson Dyal
1st Place Novice Public Forum Speaker (102 points)

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Fox Invitational (Silverton High School) 2013 Results

November 10, 2013 By

LOHS took fourth place overall. This was thanks to:

  • First Place Varsity Impromptu – Max Groznik
  • Second Place Varsity Public Forum Debate – Robert Xu and Sanders Li
  • Second Place Varsity Parliamentary Debate – Ammas Tanveer and Max Groznik
  • Second Place Varsity Policy Debate – Andrew Samuelson and Daniel Hong
  • Second Place Varsity After Dinner Speaking – Joel Kwartler
  • Second Place Varsity Extemporaneous Speaking – Austin Weng
  • Third Place Varsity Parliamentary Debate – Joel Kwartler and Shannon Fender
  • Fifth Place Varsity Oratory – Zohar Hoter
  • Sixth Place Varsity Radio – Melissa Liu
  • Seventh Place Varsity Prose – Meghana Mysore
  • Fourth Place Novice Oratory – Sarah Kwartler

Speaker Awards:

  • First Public Forum Debate – Robert Xu
  • First Policy Debate – Andrew Samuelson
  • Second Parliamentary Debate – Chris Beltrone
  • Third Parliamentary Debate – Joel Kwartler

Of particular note: Max Groznik took first place in a large field of 68 impromptu competitors. Also, Shannon and Joel went 3-0 in parli prelims and missed breaking by one point (on the strength of opponent, which split the speaker points tie between Shannon/Joel and Max/Ammas).

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Silverton Information

November 8, 2013 By

Schedule:
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Jerry Hudson Invitational (Willamette University) 2013 Results

October 23, 2013 By
Hannah Lewman taking 1st Place in Poetry

Hannah Lewman taking 1st Place in Poetry

As a team, LOHS took 5th place overall. That was thanks to:

  • 1st Varsity Poetry – Hannah Lewman
  • 2nd Varsity After Dinner Speaking – Joel Kwartler
  • 2nd Varsity Extemporaneous – Ammas Tanveer
  • Semifinalist Varsity Parliamentary – Andrew Samuelson and Robert Xu
  • Semifinalist Junior Public Forum – Jeanie You and Sanders Li
  • Semifinalist Novice Public Forum – Jackson Dyal and Colin Mitchell
  • Quarter Finalist Varsity Parliamentary – Austin Weng and Zohar Hoter
  • Quarter Finalist Varsity Parliamentary – Max Groznik and Ammas Tanveer
  • Quarter Finalist Varsity Parliamentary – Joel Kwartler and Chris Beltrone*
  • Finalist Varsity Impromptu – Dan Tudorica
  • Finalist Junior Impromptu – Jackson Dyal

Speaker Awards:

  • 4th Varsity Public Forum – Shannon Fender
  • 4th Varsity Parliamentary – Chris Beltrone
  • 5th Varsity Parliamentary – Joel Kwartler

*Unfortunately, the tournament tabulation desk misrecorded a second-round win as a second-round loss, causing Joel and Chris to not break. The tournament director has apologized, and is mailing an award, but nothing can be done in terms of placement. It is impossible to determine if they could have placed higher than quarterfinalist.

Of particular note was the fact that LOHS broke 3 out of 4 of its competing Varsity Parliamentary debate teams (and, if you read the asterisk above, it should have broken them all), with the one team that didn’t break being the one including both of the parli debaters that won speaking awards. The combined record of the parli squad for this tournament was 17-3 in prelims.

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