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03.11.102010 Northern Illinois NFL District Results
PFDebate Blog Comments OffThe Northern Illinois NFL District has qualified two Public Forum Debate teams to the NFL National Tournament in Kansas City. Q: New Trier: Joe Eichenbaum & David Walchak Q: Glenbrook North: Josh & Adam Wolken
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03.10.102010 Deep South NFL District Results
PFDebate Blog Comments OffThe Deep South NFL District has qualified four Public Forum Debate teams to the NFL National Tournament in June. Q: Vestavia: Ross Pearlman & Rachel Conry Q: The Altamont School: David Quinlan & Gates Porter Q: St James: Amy Shannon & Courtney Meadows Q: Ramsay: Jennifer Moore & Sydney Page
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03.09.10Debate Camps Galore
PFDebate Blog Comments OffPeople are starting to talk about summer debate camps so I did a substantial edit of the Debate Camps page on the PFDebate Wiki. It looks like a few camps have disappeared and a couple of new ones have been added. If you have factual corrections, please edit the wiki or use contact form on the blog. If you want to discuss debate camps, I encourage you to visit the PFDebate Forums. I know that several camp directors and instructors are actively participating in those threads.
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03.09.10New Jersey Crowns 2010 State Champs
PFDebate Blog Comments OffAdam Badrawi & Christopher Winter from Ridge defeated Dhruv Sharma & Kevin Sullivan from Delbarton on a 2–1 decision to win the New Jersey state championship in Public Forum Debate. Basking Ridge Patch as a story about the success of the Ridge forensics team at the state tournament. Photo courtesy of Basking Ridge Patch.
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03.08.102010 Inland Empire NFL District Results
PFDebate Blog Comments OffThe Inland Empire NFL District in Washington has qualified two Public Forum Debate teams to the NFL National Tournament in Kansas City. Q: Mead: David Spivey & Wraith Snow Q: Gonzaga Prep: Justin Jurkovac & Mack Foster A: University: Conner Sabin & Jordan Welter A: Lake City: Ben Cooper & Zack Schreiber
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03.08.102010 Harker Beak and Talon Round Robin and Nichols Invitational Results
PFDebate Blog Comments OffThis past weekend The Harker School hosted the 2010 Harker Beak and Talon Round Robin and the Nichols Invitational. Kurt Girard & Maggie Jackson from Centaurus (CO) defeated Carl Shan & Pargat Singh from Lynbrook on a 3–2 decision to win the Harker Beak and Talon Round Robin. The semifinalists were Akshay Jagadeesh & Rohan Bopardikar from Harker (CA) and Peter Nauka & Aakash Ghai from Saint Francis (CA). The top speaker was Miles Bridges from James Logan (CA). Porter Nenon & Ramy El Kalioby from Myers Park (NC) defeated Priyanke Athavale & Meera Suresh from Lynbrook (CA) to win the Nichols ...
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03.07.10Florida Crowns 2010 State Champs
PFDebate Blog Comments OffLake Highland Preparatory School’s Danny Welch & Will Miller won the 2010 Florida Forensic League State Championship in Public Forum Debate. Welch & Miller defeated the team of Michael Strauser & Morgan Bell from Sarasota High School on a 3–2 decision. Lake Highland is coached by Mike Wascher. Sarasota is coached by Dr. Terri St-John. Thirty-five teams competed for the coveted “Eagle” trophies that are given to the champions of the tournament which was held this year at University School on the campus of Nova Southeastern University in Ft. Lauderdale. After five preliminary rounds the top sixteen teams advanced to the ...
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03.07.10Ohio Crowns 2010 State Champs
PFDebate Blog Comments OffIn the final round of Public Forum Debate, Ozan Cubukcu & Michael Gwin from Hawken School defeated Mark Pagano & Emma Shebat from Canfield High School to win the Ohio High School Speech League State Torunament.
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03.04.10Crossfire Briefs — March 2010 Now Complete
PFDebate Blog Comments OffCrossfire Briefs — March 2010 (Affirmative Action) is now complete (Crossfire Briefs and Crossfire Update). The index is now available as a free download.
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03.04.10Public Forum Topic Selection Process: NFL Executive Director Scott Wunn Responds
PFDebate Blog Comments OffDear Members of the PFD Community: For the past couple of months, as questions have grown over the nature of Public Forum topics and the use of topic areas to attract support for the mission of the NFL, I have asked my staff to remain relatively silent to allow the community open discourse without the fog of the NFL National Office’s commentary. Viewing the online discussions has been both enlightening and disconcerting. On the one hand, the discussion of PFD topic selection has shown that Public Forum Debate and the topics and resolutions that are debated are of great concern to our ...
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