Welcome to the home page for the 2015 SDIVSL Cong/Parli/Public Forum Quals tournament hosted by Carlsbad High School on Feb 20-21, 2015

Status: Tournament Completed
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<h2><span class=\"marker\"><strong>** ADVANCING AND ELIMINATED DEBATERS AND CONGRESS SEMIFINALISTS ARE POSTED UNDER THE BLOG TAB**</strong></span></h2> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Separate registration pages are set up for IE Quals (February 27 and 28) and&nbsp;Lincoln-Douglas/Policy Quals (March 6 and 7)</p> <p>&nbsp;<strong>This tournament is open only to SDIVSL member schools. All teams must be paid members of CHSSA (paid no later than Feb. 6, 2015).</strong></p> <p>&nbsp;<strong>Tournament Director:&nbsp;</strong>Rachel Krause, League President (<a href=\"mailto:rachel.krause@sduhsd.net\">email</a>)</p> <p><strong>School Address:</strong>&nbsp;3557 Monroe St, Carlsbad, 92008.</p> <p>&nbsp;<strong>Tab Location:&nbsp;</strong></p> <p><strong>Judges&#39; Room</strong>:&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Qualifying Spots / Entry Limitations: &nbsp;</strong>Students who cannot attend the CHSSA State Tournament on April 17, 18, and 19 at Vista Murrieta High School in Murrieta are not eligible to compete at this tournament. Additionally, students who are not available to compete in all scheduled rounds of this tournament are not eligible to compete.</p> <p>Our league will qualify ten (10) students in Congress and one (1) P.O. A school may&nbsp;have up to ten (10) entries in Congress. Additional entries will count against the ten (10) floating entries that each&nbsp;school is allotted for the three weekends. Floating entries cannot be entered on this site and must be emailed to Rachel Krause at rachel.krause@sduhsd.net.</p> <p>Our league will qualify five (5) Parli teams and five (5) Public Forum teams. A school may&nbsp;have up to ten (10) entries in Parli and up&nbsp;to ten (10) entries in&nbsp;Public Forum. Additional entries will count against the ten (10) floating&nbsp;entries that each school is allotted for the three weekends.&nbsp;Floating entries cannot be entered on this site and must be emailed to Rachel Krause at rachel.krause@sduhsd.net.</p> <p>Students may enter two (2) events for this weekend. Students may not enter both Parli and Public Forum. Students may not enter both PO and Congress.</p> <p><strong>Be sure not to exceed any individual or school entry limits: No student may enter more than four (4) events total throughout the three tournaments.</strong>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Fees:</strong>&nbsp;$6.00 for each Congress and PO&nbsp;entry, $12.00 for each Parli and Public Forum entry. Make checks payable to SDIVSL. (One check for all three tournaments is preferred.)</p> <p><strong>Entry/Drop Deadlines:</strong>&nbsp;Entries for this tournament must be posted to www.forensicstournament.net no later than&nbsp;<strong>5:00 pm. on Monday, February 16</strong>. All fees will be final at that time.&nbsp;&nbsp;Please email any debate drops prior to the tournament to Lily Bolig at lily.bolig@sduhsd.net or call/text them in to&nbsp;<a href=\"tel:%28760.807-4482\" target=\"_blank\">760-807-4482</a>. Please email any Congress drops prior to the tournament to Michael Orfield at orfield.michael@gmail.com&nbsp;or call/text them in to 858-354-3616. Bring payment for all three weekends to this tournament on Saturday, February 21.</p> <p><strong>Judges:&nbsp;</strong>Please bring one judge for every 8 entries in Congress and one judge for every 2 debate teams. IMPORTANT: All judges are committed to remain one round PAST the elimination of their team&#39;s last competitor. Click&nbsp;<a href=\"http://forensicstournament.net/SDIVSLIECONGRESS3/12/blog/\">here</a>&nbsp;for instructions regarding entering judges.&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Tournament Details:</strong></p> <p><strong>Congress Topics:</strong>&nbsp;Congress topics will be posted on the entry website (www.forensicstournament.net) two weeks prior to the tournament.</p> <p>Congress will run two preliminary rounds for all competitors. Following Round 2, the top 28 students will break to Semifinals, then the top 14 students will break to finals. (More may advance in cases of unbreakable ties, etc.)</p> <p><strong>Parli Topics</strong>: All teams competing in Parli must submit one value topic, one fact topic, and one policy topic to Lily Bolig (<a href=\"mailto:rachel.krause@sduhsd.net\">l</a>ily.bolig@sduhsd.net)</p> <p><strong>February Public Forum Topic:&nbsp;</strong>Resolved: On balance, economic globalization benefits worldwide poverty reduction.</p> <p>For Parli and PF, the first five rounds will operate on a double-elimination format. After a team receives two losses, they will be eliminated from the tournament. After any preliminary round, if eight or fewer teams remain, the next round will be a quarterfinal round.&nbsp;If after five rounds there are more than eight teams remaining, the top eight teams will advance to quarterfinals. &nbsp;The winners of each debate will advance to semifinals. The winners of the semifinals round will advance to finals. &nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Manuscript Reading</strong>:&nbsp;Beginning at 11 a.m. on Saturday, February 21, we will read I.E. manuscripts for compliance with CHSSA&nbsp;guidelines. If there are enough people present earlier than 11 a.m., we&rsquo;ll actually start the reading sooner. All league coaches need to attend and help in the reading of&nbsp;manuscripts until all manuscripts have been reviewed. See the I.E. entry page for more info.</p> <p><strong>TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE</strong></p> <p><strong>Friday, February 20</strong></p> <p><strong>3:30-3:45</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;Registration (All schools&nbsp;<strong>must</strong>&nbsp;check in by 3:45, but do not arrive before 3:30!)</p> <p><strong>4:00</strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;Round 1 PF, Parli Draw</p> <p><strong>5:30&nbsp;&nbsp;</strong>Round 1 Congress</p> <p><strong>7:00&nbsp;&nbsp;</strong>Round 2 PF, Parli Draw</p> <p><strong>8:30&nbsp;&nbsp;</strong>Round 2 Congress</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Saturday, February 2&nbsp;1&nbsp;</strong>(tentative - break rounds may happen sooner)</p> <p><strong>9:00&nbsp;&nbsp;</strong>Round 3 PF, Parli Draw&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>10:30&nbsp;</strong>Congress Semis</p> <p><strong>12:00&nbsp;</strong>Round 4 PF, Parli Draw</p> <p><strong>1:30&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</strong>Congress Finals</p> <p><strong>3:00&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</strong>Round 5 PF, Parli Draw</p> <p><strong>4:15 &nbsp;</strong>&nbsp;Parli (draw) and PF Quarterfinals (8 teams per event)</p> <p><strong>5:30 &nbsp;</strong>&nbsp;Parli (draw) and PF Semis (4 teams per event)</p> <p><strong>6:45 &nbsp;</strong>&nbsp;Parli (draw) and PF Finals (2 teams per event)</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Sign-Off Meeting:&nbsp;</strong>After the awards ceremony following LD/Policy&nbsp;Quals (Saturday, March 8 at Helix), all coaches must return to the tab room to sign off any students who have qualified for the State Tournament.&nbsp;<strong>All coaches need to attend this meeting</strong>&nbsp;even if you don&rsquo;t have a student that is qualified outright. Each year, students who haven&rsquo;t qualified outright shift up into a qualifying position because of other students&rsquo; shifting out of the event, since a student may only enter one individual event at the State Tournament. If the coach is not at the meeting to confirm a student&rsquo;s attendance at the State Tournament, the students may be bypassed and excluded from State qualification.</p> <p><strong>Note:&nbsp;</strong>If you sign a &ldquo;No&rdquo; on a student, that student MAY NOT later be added into that event if some problem arises with his or her participation in another event, such as Team Debate or Duo.&nbsp;&nbsp;If a student does not qualify outright in any event you still may only sign yes in&nbsp;<strong>one</strong>&nbsp;event.</p> <p><strong>You must come to this meeting!</strong></p>