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WKU Home -> News -> Release  The following high schools placed in team sweepstakes: State Champion – Danville High School 2nd – Lafayette High School 3rd – Graves County High School 4th – Boone County High School 5th – Knott County Central High School 6th – Grant County High School 7th – Paul L. Dunbar High School 8th – Bethlehem High School 9th – Central Hardin High School 10th – Calloway County High School The following schools placed in team debate sweepstakes: State Champion – North Oldham High School 2nd – Henry Clay High School 3rd – Calloway County High School 4th – Danville High School 5th – Lafayette High School The Horizon Awards are given to schools with smaller entries who demonstrate excellence at the State Tournament. The top five were: 1st – Corbin High School 2nd – Boyle County High School 3rd – Nelson County High School 4th – Glasgow High School 5th – Kentucky Country Day The 2006 Sustained Excellence Trophy was presented to Bethlehem High School. Individual awards were as follows: Varsity Lincoln-Douglas Debate State Champion – Chelsea Darnell, Calloway County High School 2nd – Sierra Enlow, LaRue County High School Semifinalist – Ashley Winkler, Calloway County High School Semifinalist – Rob Strobel, Lafayette High School Quarterfinalist – Jackson Lester, Henry Clay High School Quarterfinalist – Derrick McMahon, North Oldham High School Quarterfinalist – Harrison Holcomb, North Oldham High School Quarterfinalist – Matt Breen, Henry Clay High School Novice Lincoln-Douglas Debate Co-State Champions – Mallory Morehead and Ryan Kurz, Henry Clay High School Semifinalist – Ross Stanton, North Oldham High School Semifinalist – Trey Fletcher, North Oldham High School Quarterfinalist – Julia Hunter, Lafayette High School Quarterfinalist – Jessica Martin, Calloway County High School Quarterfinalist – Josh Rosenburg, North Oldham High School Quarterfinalist – Elizabeth Fryman, Henry Clay High School Student Congress State Champion – Kevin Smiley, Danville High School 2nd – Sebastian Pyrek, Danville High School 3rd – Hunter Kendrick, Danville High School 4th – Lauren Fibel, Lafayette High School 5th – Melinda Bleuel, Scott County High School 6th – Molly Weston, Danville High School 7th – Zac Newton, LaRue County High School 8th – Emily Rawdon, Scott County High School Broadcasting State Champion – Ross Johnson, Danville High School 2nd – Will Sampson, Calloway County High School 3rd – Simon Powell, Lafayette High School 4th – Lauren Fibel, Lafayette High School 5th – John Mark Boes, Central Hardin High School 6th – Ellidia Guan, Paul L. Dunbar High School Dramatic Interpretation State Champion – Mason Scisco, Danville High School 2nd – Jarrod Portwood, Knott County Central High School 3rd – Candace Johnson, Graves County High School 4th – Chase Stamper, Knott County Central High School 5th – Katie Nedvidek, Danville High School 6th – Melissa Cavner, Boone County High School Duo Interpretation State Champion – Bria Stacy and Jarrod Portwood, Knott County Central High School 2nd – Angel Veza and Jimmy Houlihan, Central Hardin High School 3rd – Leann Kenney and Grant Wallace, Grant County High School 4th – David Jackson and Mat Leonard, Lafayette High School 5th – Molly Shoulta and Brian Cass, Kentucky County Day 6th – Sam Laskey and Corwyn Wyatt, Highlands High School Extemporaneous Speaking State Champion – Spencer Greenhalgh, Boone County High School 2nd – Quentin Johnson, Graves County High School 3rd – Kathleen Burke, Boone County High School 4th – Hunter Kendrick, Danville High School 5th – Sebastian Pyrek, Danville High School 6th – David Robertson, Calloway County High School Humorous Interpretation State Champion -- Bria Stacy, Knott County Central High School 2nd – Chrisena Ricci, Lafayette High School 3rd – Landon Baker, Paducah Tilghman High School 4th – Chelsey Wood, Danville High School 5th – Melissa Cavner, Boone County High School 6th – David Jackson, Lafayette High School Impromptu Speaking State Champion – Michael Gossum, Graves County High School 2nd – Spencer Greenhalgh, Boone County High School 3rd – Sebastian Pyrek, Danville High School 4th -- Quentin Johnson, Graves County High School 5th – Kathleen Burke, Boone County High School 6th – Raven Mineo, Grant County High School Improvisational Duo State Champion – David Jackson and Mat Leonard, Lafayette High School 2nd – Mason Scisco and Ralph Morrison, Danville High School 3rd – Lindsey Bitzer and Daniel Thompson, Lafayette High School 4th – John Kenney and Ryan Schuler, Trinity High School 5th – J. Robert Lindsey and Jessica Alexander, Glasgow High School 6th – Alli Robbins and Melissa Cavner, Boone County High School Original Oratory State Champion – Lauren Fibel, Lafayette High School 2nd – Fan Zhou, Paul L. Dunbar High School 3rd – Brian Cass, Kentucky Country Day 4th – Emily Turner, Assumption High School 5th – Srinidhi Reddy, Hazard High School 6th – Parker Neff, North Oldham High School Poetry Interpretation State Champion – Joe Gunning, Bethlehem High School 2nd – Katie Nedvidek, Danville High School 3rd – Jamie Lopez, Graves County High School 4th – Katherine Nelson, Danville High School 5th – Jessica Martin, Calloway County High School 6th – Sarah Capito, Warren East High School Prose Interpretation State Champion – Cortney Miller, Boyle County High School 2nd – John Mark Boes, Central Hardin High School 3rd – Peter Drance, Boone County High School 4th – Matt Deluca, Danville High School 5th – Michael Conver, North Oldham High School 6th – Valerie Wink, Warren East High School Solo Acting State Champion – Mason Scisco, Danville High School 2nd – Jamie Sommers, Danville High School 3rd – Alex Seabrook, Paducah Tilghman High School 4th – Christy Ferko, Assumption High School 5th – Ben Glenn, Daviess County High School 6th – Rex Martinez, Elizabethtown High School Storytelling State Champion – Bria Stacy, Knott County Central High School 2nd – Alex Gayheart, Knott County Central High School 3rd – Daniel Noble, Corbin High School 4th – Logan Davis, Graves County High School 5th – Elizabeth Donelan, Highlands High School 6th – Ross Hatton, Kentucky County Day
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