2010 Sprague Invitational Debate
Sprague High School - Nov 20 | Status: Completed
Judge Philosophies
Alana Bertram - Aloha
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Alex Payne - NEHS
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Amy Phillips - Cleveland
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Binh Vu - Westview
CJ Queirolo - S. Eugene
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Claire Chin - Cleveland
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Dan Diener - Cleveland
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Daniel Le - Westview
Danielle Cain - Glencoe
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Elie Adelman - Cleveland
Ethan Adelman-Sil - Cleveland
Jamaica Jones - S. Eugene
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Jessalyn Epstein - Forest Grove
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John Watkins - Glencoe
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Julian Harris - Silverton
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June Gerst - Century
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Kelly Court - SW Christian
<p>Debate: I want to be able to flow your debate. Speak clearly and not too fast. If I can't keep up with you, you will not win. Make sure to state your contentions clearly at the beginning and again as you move from point to point. Be polite. Pay attention while your opponents are speaking. I like a clean well organized debate. Have fun.</p> <p>Individual Events: Tournaments make for long days; I like to learn new things and to be entertained. Please refrain from swearing in your presentations. It is seldom necessary. I look forward to judging again this year.</p> <p> </p>
Kris Igawa - Beaverton HS
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Lea Woods - Cleveland
Leeyah Pham - Westview
Leslie Kowash - Cleveland
Matt Ogle - Silverton
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Owen Zahorcak - S. Eugene
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Patrick Johnson - Westview
<p>Real world arguments win- theoretical/improbable impacts do not</p> <p>Comparative impacts critical for a win</p> <p>Topicality is legit, again, only for real world probability</p> <p>CLASH! and signpost where your arguments clash with opponents AND why your impact is more significant</p> <p>No tagteam when prohibited</p> <p>Speed is not your friend when I'm judging, if you have firmly established your contentions and have time, then spreading ok w/o speed</p>
Prosenjit Sinha - Westview
Sarah Lindenthal - Century
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Susan McLain - Glencoe
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Tobiah Meinzen - NEHS
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