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WKU Forensics Team Continues Debate November 23, 2004 The WKU debaters maintained their undefeated season by winning their seventh consecutive tournament at Century College's National Parliamentary Tournament of Excellence Preview in Minnesota. The team captured four of eight quarterfinal slots on the way to the tournament championship in Lincoln-Douglas debate. Team members captured three of four semifinal spots before closing out the final round of parliamentary debate. The individual events squad won both the Louisiana State University-Shreveport/Louisiana Tech Swing and the Berea College/Cumberland College Swing. A third group of competitors placed third at Illinois State University's MAFL No. 4 and second at Bradley University's MAFL No. 5, sponsored by the Mid-American Forensic League. Century College NPTE Preview results Justin Cress, a Florence junior, co-tournament champion in parliamentary debate (with partner Jennifer Corum), tournament champion in Lincoln-Douglas debate, ninth speaker in parliamentary debate. Joelle Perry, a Florence sophomore, co-tournament champion in parliamentary debate (with partner Jennifer Purcell), quarterfinalist in Lincoln-Douglas debate, 15th speaker in parliamentary debate. Jennifer Corum, an Auburn senior, co-tournament champion in parliamentary debate (with partner Justin Cress), 18th speaker in parliamentary debate. Hannah Reliford, a Georgetown senior, semifinalist in parliamentary debate (with partner Caleb Williams), quarterfinalist in Lincoln-Douglas debate, eighth speaker in parliamentary debate. Caleb Williams, a senior from Lewisville, Texas, semifinalist in parliamentary debate (with partner Hannah Reliford), quarterfinalist and fourth speaker in parliamentary debate. Cumberland/Berea Swing results Luke Gilbert, a freshman from Talbott, Tenn., tournament champion in dramatic interpretation and duo interpretation (with partner Beth Berger) in the Cumberland portion; sixth in dramatic interpretation in the Berea portion. Melissa Messer, a San Antonio sophomore, tournament champion in persuasive speaking in the Cumberland portion; second in persuasive speaking, fourth in impromptu speaking in the Berea portion. Barry Fields, a Bowling Green sophomore, third in informative speaking, fifth in impromptu speaking in the Cumberland portion; tournament champion in informative speaking in the Berea portion. Jacqueline Adams, a Bowling Green sophomore, sixth in dramatic interpretation in the Cumberland portion; tournament champion in dramatic interpretation in the Berea portion. Beth Berger, a Lexington freshman, tournament champion in duo interpretation (with partner Luke Gilbert), sixth in poetry interpretation in the Cumberland portion. Caitlin Drance, a Florence freshman, third in duo interpretation (with partner Nicole Estenfelder), third in poetry interpretation, fifth in dramatic interpretation in the Cumberland portion; second in dramatic interpretation, sixth in duo interpretation (with Estenfelder) in the Berea portion. Nicole Estenfelder, a Florence senior, third in duo interpretation (with partner Caitlin Drance), fourth in programmed oral interpretation in the Cumberland portion; third in poetry interpretation, fourth in programmed oral interpretation, sixth in duo interpretation (with Drance) in the Berea portion. Lydia Nelson, a sophomore from Carver, Mass., third in impromptu speaking, third in prose interpretation in the Cumberland portion; second in prose interpretation, fifth in impromptu speaking in the Berea portion. Nick Romerhausen, a junior from Evansville, Ind., second in after dinner speaking, fourth in impromptu speaking in the Cumberland portion; second in after dinner speaking in the Berea portion. Ashley Burgdorf, a freshman from Evansville, Ind., second in extemporaneous speaking, fifth in communication analysis in the Berea portion. Chad Meadows, an Owensboro freshman, fifth speaker in parliamentary debate in the Cumberland portion; second in impromptu speaking in the Berea portion. LSU-Shreveport/Louisiana Tech Swing results Grace Bruenderman, a Lexington junior, tournament champion in extemporaneous speaking and persuasive speaking in the LSU portion; third in extemporaneous speaking in the Tech portion. Ben Unanaowo, a freshman from Union City, Calif., tournament champion in informative speaking and persuasive speaking in the Tech portion. Jeff Woods, a Florence senior, second in communication analysis, third in informative speaking, third in persuasive speaking in LSU portion; tournament champion in after dinner speaking, second in communication analysis, second in persuasive speaking in the Tech portion. Maggie Waid, a Symsonia freshman, tournament champion in poetry interpretation, sixth in dramatic interpretation in the LSU portion; second in dramatic interpretation in the Tech portion. Elizabeth Au, a senior from Evansville, Ind., second in informative speaking, second in prose interpretation in the LSU portion; second in after dinner speaking in the Tech portion. Jordon Carr, a Water Valley freshman, second in extemporaneous speaking, third in communication analysis in the LSU portion; third in communication analysis in the Tech portion. Adam Heugel, a freshman from Rosenberg, Texas, fifth in informative speaking, fifth in persuasive speaking in the Tech portion. Illinois State/Bradley MAFL results Rebecca Simms, a Lebanon senior, tournament champion in communication analysis, fourth in poetry in the ISU portion; tournament champion in communication analysis, second in after dinner speaking, fourth in poetry interpretation, fourth in programmed oral interpretation in the Bradley portion. Adam Henze, a senior from Evansville, Ind., tournament champion in prose interpretation, sixth in poetry interpretation in the ISU portion; sixth in poetry interpretation in the Bradley portion. Saeed Jones, a freshman from Lewisville, Texas, fourth in programmed oral interpretation in the ISU portion; tournament champion in programmed oral interpretation in the Bradley portion. Chris Brasfield, a Bowling Green junior, second in communication analysis in the ISU portion; third in communication analysis, fourth in extemporaneous speaking in the Bradley portion. Ashley Brasfield, a Mayfield junior, second in persuasive speaking, fourth in communication analysis in the ISU portion; third in dramatic interpretation in the Bradley portion. Courtney Wright, a junior from Evansville, Ind., third in poetry interpretation in ISU portion; third in poetry interpretation, fourth in impromptu speaking in the Bradley portion. Ryan Howell, a junior from Plymouth, Ind., third in after dinner speaking in the ISU portion; fifth in poetry in the Bradley portion.
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