Team Sweepstakes - 1st in the Nation
Debate Sweepstakes - 1st in the Nation

• Jessica Furgerson: national champion in impromptu speaking, second in Lincoln-Douglas debate, seventh debate speaker, eleventh in individual sweepstakes and quarterfinalist in extemporaneous speaking.
• Saeed Jones: second in individual sweepstakes, second in rhetorical criticism, third in impromptu speaking, third in poetry, third in duo interpretation (with Ben Unanaowo), fifth in after-dinner speaking and quarterfinalist in prose interpretation.
• Natalie Sintek: second in duo interpretation (with Joele Denis), third in individual sweepstakes, third in after-dinner speaking, semifinalist in prose interpretation, semifinalist in informative speaking, semifinalist in persuasive speaking, semifinalist in poetry interpretation, semifinalist in dramatic interpretation and quarterfinalist in duo interpretation (with Ganer Newman).
• Joele Denis: second in duo interpretation (with Natalie Sintek), fifth in individual sweepstakes, semifinalist in prose interpretation, semifinalist in dramatic interpretation, quarterfinalist in duo interpretation (with Samantha Harrison) and quarterfinalist in poetry interpretation.
• Brian Bloss: semifinalist in Lincoln-Douglas debate and quarterfinalist in extemporaneous speaking.
• Daniel Johnson: third in dramatic interpretation, fifth in poetry interpretation, 12th in individual sweepstakes and semifinalist in duo interpretation (with Adam Swanson).
• Ben Pyle: fourth in prose interpretation, 15th in individual sweepstakes, semifinalist in rhetorical criticism, semifinalist in dramatic interpretation and quarterfinalist in duo interpretation (with Maggie Waid).
• Seth Peckham: third in extemporaneous speaking, third in persuasive speaking, fifth in impromptu speaking and seventh in individual sweepstakes.
• Ben Unanaowo: third in duo interpretation (with Saeed Jones) and sixth in informative speaking.
• Adam Swanson: sixth in poetry interpretation, semifinalist in prose interpretation and semifinalist in duo interpretation (with Dan Johnson).
• Samantha Harrison: quarterfinalist in after-dinner speaking and quarterfinalist in duo interpretation (with Joele Denis).
• Cornelius Lee: semifinalist in poetry interpretation and quarterfinalist in duo interpretation (with Jeffrey Boggess).
• Maggie Waid: semifinalist in dramatic interpretation and quarterfinalist in duo interpretation (with Ben Pyle).
• Todd Rainey: semifinalist in extemporaneous speaking.
• Beth Berger: semifinalist in informative speaking.
• Chad Meadows: semifinalist in impromptu speaking.
• Drew Horner: semifinalistin persuasive speaking.
• Carrie Guggenmos: quarterfinalist in prose interpretation and quarterfinalist in rhetorical criticism.
• Ganer Newman: quarterfinalist in prose interpretation and quarterfinalist in duo interpretation (with Natalie Sintek).
• Rachel Wigginton: quarterfinalist in prose interpretation.
• Chelsea Harman: quarterfinalist in informative speaking.
• Jeffrey Boggess: quarterfinalist in duo interpretation (with Cornelius Lee).
• Jerome Davis: quarterfinalist in poetry interpretation.
• Robert Whittley: quarterfinalist in poetry interpretation.
• Elizabeth Mullins: quarterfinalist in Lincoln-Douglas debate.
• Logan Parke: quarterfinalist in Lincoln-Douglas debate and ninth debate speaker.
• Josh Ramsey: 10th debate speaker.
• Kaleb Jessee: octafinalist in Lincoln-Douglas debate.
• Joshua Harzman: octafinalist in Lincoln-Douglas debate.
• Rachel Mosley: octafinalist in Lincoln-Douglas debate.
• Sarah Spiker: double-octafinalist in Lincoln-Douglas debate.
• Lauren Nelson: double-octafinalist in Lincoln-Douglas debate.
• Thomas Schally: double-octafinalist in Lincoln-Douglas debate.
• Brandon Merrell: double-octafinalist in Lincoln-Douglas debate.

AFA Nationals - (Austin, TX)

Team Sweepstakes - 1st in the Nation (the fifth in six years)
Records broken: Most AFA Finals In A Career (Natalie Sintek) and Most AFA Finals In One Year (Natalie Sintek, with six)

• Natalie Sintek: second in individual sweepstakes, second in programmed oral interpretation, fourth in poetry interpretation, fourth in prose interpretation, fourth in duo interpretation (with Joele Denis), fifth in after-dinner speaking and fifth in informative speaking.
• Saeed Jones: national champion in impromptu speaking, third in duo interpretation (with Ben Unanaowo), 11th in individual sweepstakes and quarterfinalist in persuasive speaking.
• Joele Denis: fourth in duo interpretation (with Natalie Sintek), fourth in dramatic interpretation and fifth in programmed oral interpretation.
• Maggie Waid: second in duo interpretation (with Ben Pyle), semifinalist in dramatic interpretation and quarterfinalist in poetry interpretation.
• Ben Unanaowo: third in duo interpretation (with Saeed Jones) and third in poetry interpretation.
• Jessica Furgerson: fifth in impromptu speaking and sixth in extemporaneous speaking.
• Daniel Johnson: sixth in duo interpretation (with Adam Swanson), sixth in dramatic interpretation and quarterfinalist in poetry interpretation.
• Ben Pyle: second in duo interpretation (with Maggie Waid), semifinalist in duo interpretation (with Rachel Wigginton) and quarterfinalist in communication analysis.
• Adam Swanson: sixth in duo interpretation (with Daniel Johnson).
• Cornelius Lee: semifinalist in duo interpretation (with J.D. VanSlyke) and semifinalist in duo interpretation (with Jeffrey Boggess).
• J.D. VanSlyke: semifinalist in duo interpretation (with Cornelius Lee) and quarterfinalist in dramatic interpretation.
• Rachel Wigginton: semifinalist in duo interpretation (with Ben Pyle) and quarterfinalist in communication analysis.
• Jeffrey Boggess: semifinalist in duo interpretation (with Cornelius Lee).
• Seth Peckham: quarterfinalist in impromptu speaking and quarterfinalist in extemporaneous speaking.
• Beth Berger: quarterfinalist in prose interpretation.
• Carrie Guggenmos: quarterfinalist in communication analysis.
• Samantha Harrison: quarterfinalist in communication analysis.
• Lauren Nelson: quarterfinalist in impromptu speaking.

NPDA Parliamentary Debate Nationals - (Oregon State University)

Team Sweepstakes - 1st in the Nation

• Thomas Schally: second debate speaker.
• Elizabeth Mullins: seventh debate speaker.
• Chad Meadows: ninth debate speaker.
• Rachel Mosley: 10th debate speaker.
• Logan Parke: 12th debate speaker.
• Team of Jessica Furgerson and Rachel Mosley: quarterfinalists in parliamentary debate.
• Team of Brian Bloss and Kelcy Hathaway: octofinalists in parliamentary debate.
• Team of Jason Carey and Josh Ramsey: octofinalists in parliamentary debate.
• Team of Joshua Harzman and Brandon Merrell: double-octofinalists in parliamentary debate.
• Team of Adam Heugel and Lauren Nelson: triple-octofinalists in parliamentary debate.
• Team of Chad Meadows and Thomas Schally: triple-octofinalists in parliamentary debate.
• Team of Kaleb Jessee and Todd Rainey: triple-octofinalists in parliamentary debate.
• Team of Elizabeth Mullins and Logan Parke: triple-octofinalists in parliamentary debate.

NPTE Parliamentary Debate Nationals - (Tacoma, Washington)

• Chad Meadows and Thomas Schally: fifth in parliamentary debate.
• Elizabeth Mullins and Logan Parke: sixth in parliamentary debate.
• Jessica Furgerson and Rachel Mosley: seventh in parliamentary debate.
• Thomas Schally: third debate speaker.
• Chad Meadows: eighth debate speaker.
• Elizabeth Mullins: 14th debate speaker.

IFA INTERNATIONAL (London, England)

TEAM - 1st in the World (9 out of 10 years)

• Natalie Sintek: world champion in Lincoln-Douglas debate, world champion in after-dinner speaking, third in prose interpretation, fifth in duo interpretation (with Ganer Newman) and semifinalist in persuasive speaking.
• Saeed Jones: world champion in impromptu speaking, sixth in persuasive speaking and semifinalist in after-dinner speaking.
• Adam Swanson: second in duo interpretation (with Daniel Johnson), third in poetry interpretation and fourth in prose interpretation.
• Samantha Harrison: second in impromptu speaking, third in communication analysis and semifinalist in after-dinner speaking.
• Seth Peckham: fifth in persuasive speaking, semifinalist in Lincoln-Douglas debate, semifinalist in informative speaking and semifinalist in impromptu speaking.
• Ganer Newman: second in dramatic interpretation, fifth in duo interpretation (with Natalie Sintek) and semifinalist in prose interpretation.
• Maggie Waid: third in duo interpretation (with Ben Pyle), fourth in dramatic interpretation and semifinalist in prose interpretation.
• Daniel Johnson: second in duo interpretation (with Adam Swanson) and semifinalist in dramatic interpretation.
• Ben Pyle: third in duo interpretation (with Maggie Waid) and sixth in poetry interpretation.
• Beth Berger: semifinalist in informative speaking.

KFA State

(1st Team Sweepstakes, for 19th time)

• Saeed Jones: state champion in after-dinner speaking and state champion in communication analysis.
• Rachel Wigginton: state champion in duo interpretation (with Ben Pyle), third in individual sweepstakes, fourth in prose interpretation and fifth in communication analysis.
• Maggie Waid: state champion in programmed oral interpretation and second in prose interpretation.
• Todd Rainey: state champion in extemporaneous speaking and second in impromptu speaking.
• Adam Swanson: state champion in poetry interpretation, fourth in individual sweepstakes, fourth in communication analysis and sixth in informative speaking.
• Micah Mason: state champion in dramatic interpretation, third in poetry interpretation and fourth in informative speaking.
• Chelsea Harman: state champion in informative speaking.
• Ben Pyle: state champion in duo interpretation (with Rachel Wigginton).
• Beth Berger: second in individual sweepstakes, second in persuasive speaking, third in prose interpretation and third in communication analysis.
• Robert Whittley: second in poetry interpretation, third in duo interpretation (with Jerome Davis) and third in informative speaking.
• Drew Horner: second in communication analysis and sixth in prose interpretation.
• Kelly Lootz: second in informative speaking.
• Desiree Guerrero: third in after-dinner speaking and third in persuasive speaking.
• Jerome Davis: third in duo interpretation (with Robert Whittley) and fourth in poetry interpretation.
• Kaleb Jessee: third in extemporaneous speaking and fourth in impromptu speaking.
• Ethan Millspaugh: fourth in dramatic interpretation and fifth in poetry interpretation.
• Sarah Spiker: fifth in extemporaneous speaking.

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