Welcome to Lincoln Parliamentary/Public Debate League Tournament #3!

Friday, January 27, 2023

LPDL Website: https://lincolnparliamentarydebateleague.org

Registration/Help/Awards/Hangout Room: https://8x8.vc/lpdlregistration

IPDA Draw: https://8x8.vc/lpdldraw

FINAL ROUND LINKS:

SECTION 1: https://8x8.vc/8ea5325a958d64390a738ce05fcf86ff

SECTION 2: https://8x8.vc/0ddb87ff531dfd3ac86bd261379865ab

SECTION 3: https://8x8.vc/52400aaf13d6a0472193e80bf5167bbd

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ENTRY FEES

Membership Fees (Yearly, required of all schools who attend at least one tournament):
$110 -- "Founders Level" Membership
$50 -- Regular Membership

Tournament Entry Fees:
$5 - Each participant in a workshop/scrimmage
$10 - Each covered team (IPDA or Parli) entered into a tournament (1 judge covers 2 teams)
$50 - Each uncovered team entered into a tournament (note: a full team fee is charged for Maverick parli teams, which a half-fee is charged for each member of a hybrid parli team)

Financial Hardship Waiver:
Programs facing significant budget restrictions may discuss a financial hardship membership and/or entry fee waiver with a member of the LPDL board.

Entry Limit (*New for LPDL #3-4*):

In an effort to encourage participation across both IPDA and Parli, promote diversity in opponents and avoid excessive BYE or intra-squad rounds, the LPDL board has determined that a 6-entry limit will be placed on entries in each debate format (max of 6 in IPDA, max of 6 in Parli). Entries beyond 6 are subject to tournament staff approval.

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ANTICIPATED SCHEDULE (Subject to change based on entry sizes):

11:30AM - Registration
Noon - Round One (IPDA Speak @ 12:30)
1:15 - Round Two (IPDA Speak @ 1:45)
2:30 - Round Three (IPDA Speak @ 3:00)
3:45 - Round Four (IPDA Speak @ 4:15)
5:15 - Final Round (IPDA Speak @ 5:45)
ASAP - Awards

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ADDITIONAL NOTES:
-Check here for the LPDL's online tournament guidelines
-Group prep is PROHIBITED in both Parliamentary Debate and IPDA. No coaches or teammates (other than parli partners) may be consulted during prep
-Students are encouraged to ask for judging paradigms in BOTH Parliamentary Debate and (especially given the wide range of paradigms in the event) IPDA. Judges are asked to provide paradigms when asked regardless of debate format.