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Thursday Thing to Read: Running for the NFL Council

When I attended my first NFL National Tournament in 2001, I had the epiphany to become a teacher. I witnessed firsthand what forensics – and in a greater sense, education – could do for young people. After eleven years of coaching and a number of surreal successes, my greatest thrills still come from guiding students who work the hardest just to muster up enough strength to overcome a fear of speaking.
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Thursday Thing to Read: Running for the NFL Council

When I attended my first NFL National Tournament in 2001, I had the epiphany to become a teacher. I witnessed firsthand what forensics – and in a greater sense, education – could do for young people. After eleven years of coaching and a number of surreal successes, my greatest thrills still come from guiding students who work the hardest just to muster up enough strength to overcome a fear of speaking.

We exist in a world rife with frustration over accountability and funding in our education system. This is a world where budget cuts eliminate programs, coach retirements give way to staffing cuts, or attrition finds few wishing to dedicate inexhaustible energy that has characterized legions of coaches before. As an urban public school educator, I have several speech and theatre classes that have ballooned to 38 students. That’s in addition to coaching extra-curricular forensics, directing plays and volunteering with school and professional committees. The NFL Council can be a voice of advocacy for our discipline and should leverage the wonderful partnerships we make to continue to communicate that objective. The NFL has a promising future of endowments and growth, but we must not lose sight of our existing constituency of coaches “in the trenches” and the students they serve.

I can bring fresh energy to the Council, coupled with a decade of experience coaching every event the NFL offers, while working within an Urban Debate League framework and juggling the challenges of fundraising and traveling. I have also worked in a public relations firm, as a legislative assistant, and as a board member of a local professional theatre company; therefore, I understand how nonprofits work, and how to network to get things done.

As I complete my three-year term as president of one of the several leagues in Wisconsin, I worked to build consensus despite a history of contentious differences. When we merged two state debate tournaments under one banner, the unity of an activity lagging in numbers contributed to growth in participation and pooling of resources. My purpose in any forensic leadership positions I have held in the past eight years is the same: maximizing opportunities for the most children as well as eroding egos of old to make way for cooperation anew. Most importantly I listen: to coaches and students.

Thank you for considering my candidacy,
Adam J. Jacobi - Rufus King HS - Milwaukee, WI

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Monday Meditation: Wisconsin Forensics Tournament of Champions

The Monday Meditation Column is designed to reflect on ideas that we all have after a tournament, reflecting on the events that occurred during the the past weekend. Today’s Monday Meditation comes from a real post-tournament reflection that the James Madison Memorial coaches had after Appleton East’s Tournament.

The suggestion was that we (the Wisconsin Forensics Community) create our own Tournament of Champions and offer this as an additional competition to the Wisconsin Forensics Season. Read more below for more details on this idea. Wisconsin Forensics Daily would like your input as to whether or not this is a good idea.

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Monday Meditation: Wisconsin Forensics Tournament of Champions

The Monday Meditation Column is designed to reflect on ideas that we all have after a tournament, reflecting on the events that occurred during the the past weekend. Today’s Monday Meditation comes from a real post-tournament reflection that the James Madison Memorial coaches had after Appleton East’s Tournament.

The suggestion was that we (the Wisconsin Forensics Community) create our own Tournament of Champions and offer this as an additional competition to the Wisconsin Forensics Season. Read more below for more details on this idea. Wisconsin Forensics Daily would like your input as to whether or not this is a good idea.

The idea is to create a small tournament with a large number of high quality competitors. The relatively small size of the tournament would make it easy to attract a significant number of quality judges. This might eliminate concerns that are often expressed about the State tournaments. The goal of this tournament would not be to replace the existing state tournaments, but instead to provide an additional tournament with high quality competitors and judges. This type of experience could be crucial to develop regions of the state where forensics competitions are not often held. For example, a Wisconsin Forensics Tournament of Champions might include Conference Champions and those that reach a “Gold” status at the WHSFA State tournament.

Here’s our tentative thoughts as to how this might work. The WiFTOC would be an invite only tournament. Invites would be given to individuals who have achieved a qualifying leg. A qualifying leg would include: A first place finish at any WFCA/WHSFA tournament provided that individuals are ranked (preference, not points are the basis of comparison) and that a final or power round is held when necessary, a first place finish at any Conference tournament provided that the competitors are ranked, qualification to either NFL or CFL Nationals (in a Wisconsin Forensics Category. e.g. IX and USX would just be extemp, DP would work for both HI or DI. Declamation would work for prose or would not receive a bid.), a “Gold” score at WHSFA State and a final round appearance at the WFCA State tournament. Some categories would be exempt from qualification status. For example, Novice Prose would not qualify some one in prose.

There are several issues that would need to be hashed out. First: Do we really need to offer all of the categories? Of the schools that would be interested in attending this tournament, if it happens, not all of them would be interested in all of the categories. So what happens when we have three people interested in Moments and two in Four-minute? Should we combine them into a greater category? The same thing holds with Play Acting/Duo/Group interp.

Second: how do we get results from all of these contests to varify. WFD and the WFCA does a pretty good job tracking down the WFCA tournaments - but there are WHSFA tournaments that we often don’t get results from. Moreover, conference results are often not reported. Some conferences don’t hold forensics. How should we deal with that?

There are also broader issues involved that need to be discussed. Are schools interested in an experience like this? Would this undermine the WFCA/WHSFA state tournaments? When would this be held to not interfere with the WFCA/WHSFA tournament schedule? Who should host such a tournament? What coaches should be involved in creating the tournament?

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Wisconsin Teams Excel at Maine East: Sheboygan North KM in Varsity Finals

This weekend, Wisconsin’s varsity and novice policy debate teams left a lasting impression on competitors from across the Midwest.

In the varsity policy division, Sheboygan North’s Tim Knoedler and Laurel Mills enjoyed a 4-2 preliminary record. In elimination rounds, KM defeated teams from Olathe North (KS), Walter Payton (IL), and St. Ignatius (OH) before losing to New Trier (IL) in the final round. In winning their quarter-finals debate, Sheboygan North received a bid to the National Tournament of Champions.

Marquette’s Joe Balistreri and Garrett Fields and Appleton (Kimberton?) East’s Caitlin Peterson and Jessica Stuyvenberg also obtained 4-2 prelim records. Appleton East PS lost their doubles debate to the Kincaid School (TX) and Marquette exited the tournament after losing an octafinal debate to St. Ignatius. Sheboygan North’s Tim Knoedler was the Tournament’s 17th speaker, Marquette’s Joe Balistreri was 4th, and Garrett Fields was 1st.

Wisconsin also made its presence felt in the Novice division. Marquette’s Michael Hoffman and Jack Mackay were the tournament’s 2nd seed with an impressive 6-0 preliminary record. The Hilltoppers defeated Homewood Flossmoor’s Emily Carroll and Laura River in the finals en route to victory. Marquette’s Jack Mackay was 22nd speaker, Sheboygan North’s Brandon Pakkebier took home 11th place honors, and Marquette’s Michael Hoffman was 4th.

Congratulations on a tournament-well-done to all Wisconsin teams in attendance—Marquette, Nicolet, Appleton East, and Sheboygan North—and their respective debaters.

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Wisconsin Teams Excel at Maine East: Sheboygan North KM in Varsity Finals

This weekend, Wisconsin’s varsity and novice policy debate teams left a lasting impression on competitors from across the Midwest.

In the varsity policy division, Sheboygan North’s Tim Knoedler and Laurel Mills enjoyed a 4-2 preliminary record. In elimination rounds, KM defeated teams from Olathe North (KS), Walter Payton (IL), and St. Ignatius (OH) before losing to New Trier (IL) in the final round. In winning their quarter-finals debate, Sheboygan North received a bid to the National Tournament of Champions.

Marquette’s Joe Balistreri and Garrett Fields and Appleton (Kimberton?) East’s Caitlin Peterson and Jessica Stuyvenberg also obtained 4-2 prelim records. Appleton East PS lost their doubles debate to the Kincaid School (TX) and Marquette exited the tournament after losing an octafinal debate to St. Ignatius. Sheboygan North’s Tim Knoedler was the Tournament’s 17th speaker, Marquette’s Joe Balistreri was 4th, and Garrett Fields was 1st.

Wisconsin also made its presence felt in the Novice division. Marquette’s Michael Hoffman and Jack Mackay were the tournament’s 2nd seed with an impressive 6-0 preliminary record. The Hilltoppers defeated Homewood Flossmoor’s Emily Carroll and Laura River in the finals en route to victory. Marquette’s Jack Mackay was 22nd speaker, Sheboygan North’s Brandon Pakkebier took home 11th place honors, and Marquette’s Michael Hoffman was 4th.

Congratulations on a tournament-well-done to all Wisconsin teams in attendance—Marquette, Nicolet, Appleton East, and Sheboygan North—and their respective debaters.

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Sheboygan South 08 Tournament results

Large Team Results
1st – 344 points – Madison Memorial
2nd – 308 points – Brookfield East
3rd – 263 points – Cedarburg
4th – 230 points – Appleton East
5th – 214 points – Hartford
6th – 199 points – Sheboygan South
7th – 178 points – Algoma
8th – 164 points – Wauwatosa East
9th – 152 points – Whitefish Bay
10th – 132 points – Oshkosh West

Small Team Results
1st – 10.4 average, 8 competitors – Oshkosh North
2nd – 10.4 average, 7 competitors – Sheboygan Christian
3rd – 10.2 average – Milwaukee HS Arts
4th – 9.25 average – Sussex Hamilton
5th – 8.5 average – Trinity Academy
6th – 8.22 average – Marquette
7th – 7.75 average – New London
8th – 7.6 average – Port Washington
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Sheboygan South 08 Tournament results

Large Team Results
1st – 344 points – Madison Memorial
2nd – 308 points – Brookfield East
3rd – 263 points – Cedarburg
4th – 230 points – Appleton East
5th – 214 points – Hartford
6th – 199 points – Sheboygan South
7th – 178 points – Algoma
8th – 164 points – Wauwatosa East
9th – 152 points – Whitefish Bay
10th – 132 points – Oshkosh West

Small Team Results
1st – 10.4 average, 8 competitors – Oshkosh North
2nd – 10.4 average, 7 competitors – Sheboygan Christian
3rd – 10.2 average – Milwaukee HS Arts
4th – 9.25 average – Sussex Hamilton
5th – 8.5 average – Trinity Academy
6th – 8.22 average – Marquette
7th – 7.75 average – New London
8th – 7.6 average – Port Washington

Demonstration
1st (7A1) - Brookfield East - Chelsea Vaglica
2nd (8A1) - Cedarburg - Elizabeth Bougie
3rd (15A1) - Oshkosh West - Ashley Ashton
finalist (8A2) - Cedarburg - Elaine Wang
finalist (11A1) - Hartford - Jordan Radermacher
finalist (34A1) - Sheboygan South - Giovanna Sutkiewicz

Duo Interp
1st (7R1) - Brookfield East - Claire Andersen & Jon Weisse
2nd (22R1) - Sheboygan Christian - Katie Otte & Joelle Reiskytl
3rd (27R1) - Milwaukee HS Arts - Alyssa Ludwig & Cody Raasch
finalist (7R2) - Brookfield East - Chris Volsters & Meg Moshe
finalist (33R1) - Appleton East - Jeff Sheptoski & Katie Rogers

Extemp
1st (9B2) - Madison Memorial - Yi Yi
2nd (34B1) - Sheboygan South - Cyndi Benz
3rd (4B1) - Whitefish Bay - Cullen Munger
finalist (8B1) - Cedarburg - Andrew Kobin
finalist (8B2) - Cedarburg - Jared Beck
finalist (2B1) - Sussex Hamilton - Mitch Keim

Farrago
1st (30W1) - Sheboygan North - Abby Ott
2nd (6W1) - Bradley Tech - Isaiah Grady
3rd (33W1) - Appleton East - Katie Jenkins
finalist (9W1) - Madison Memorial - Kate Rifkin
finalist (8W2) - Cedarburg - Kristin Baren
finalist (6W2) - Bradley Tech - Janet Escobedo
finalist (23W1) - Plymouth - Michael Steger

Four Minute
1st (17C1) - Riverside - Shyla Jackson
2nd (30C2) - Sheboygan North - Alice Zhao
3rd (30C1) - Sheboygan North - Erin Britton
finalist (9C3) - Madison Memorial - Anna Svetnicka
finalist (9C1) - Madison Memorial - Jordan Hinahara
finalist (9C2) - Madison Memorial - Andrew Gonzalez
finalist (34C1) - Sheboygan South - Zach Benin
finalist (7C1) - Brookfield East - Caroline Klinker

Group Discussion
1st (7Z1) - Brookfield East - Marty Ziech
2nd (25Z1) - Marquette - Paul Foy
3rd (23Z1) - Plymouth - Genevieve Faust
finalist (4Z1) - Whitefish Bay - Alison Huckenpahler
finalist (32Z1) - Algoma - Jared Siebold
finalist (3Z1) - Wauwatosa East - Lawrence Lin
finalist (1Z1) - Nicolet - Jackie Fuqua

Group Interp
1st (8J1) - Cedarburg - Emily Barikmo, Casey Evers, Tim Karcher, Emmy Mortag
2nd (11J1) - Hartford - Emily Zacheck, Joe Aumann, Nick Hogan
3rd (9J1) - Madison Memorial - Lingran Kong, Valerie Shen & Yang-Lei Ye
finalist (21J1) - Trinity Academy - Claire Von Rueden, Elizabeth Crawford
finalist (8J2) - Cedarburg - Laura Levand, Kelsey Jeletz, Leah Butler, Liz Strobel
finalist (22J1) - Sheboygan Christian - Amy Walvoort, Anne Velier

Moments In History
1st (9M2) - Madison Memorial - Samantha Harper
2nd (9M1) - Madison Memorial - Trisch Ulrich
3rd (7M2) - Brookfield East - Greta Brecheisen
Finalist (7M3) - Brookfield East - Zahira Jadavji (ja-ther-gee)
Finalist (33M1) - Appleton East - Danielle Lynch

Novice Poetry
1st (34S1) - Sheboygan South - Jacqueline Severino
2nd (8S1) - Cedarburg - Emily Anderson
3rd (33S1) - Appleton East - Maria Peeples
finalist (28S1) - New London - Lucas Jensen
finalist (33S2) - Appleton East - Marriana Krampien
finalist (2S1) - Sussex Hamilton - Jamie Kronberger

Novice Prose
1st (8T3) - Cedarburg - Samantha Anderson
2nd (8T4) - Cedarburg - Sherry Chen
3rd (9T1) - Madison Memorial - Elaine Luong
finalist (7T2) - Brookfield East - Kevin Guo
finalist (9T5) - Madison Memorial - Jane Lee
finalist (9T3) - Madison Memorial - Daniel Leitermann
finalist (9T4) - Madison Memorial - Mikaela Weisse

Oral Interp
1st (33X1) - Appleton East - Sarah DeSalvo
2nd (7X2) - Brookfield East - Margaret Bedwell
3rd (34X1) - Sheboygan South - Katherine McKnight
finalist (6X1) - Bradley Tech - Jessica Miles
finalist (7X3) - Brookfield East - Jaimielyn Burke
finalist (7X1) - Brookfield East - Terri Mueller
finalist (8X1) - Cedarburg - Alaina Sullivan

Oratory
1st (9D1) - Madison Memorial - Albert Li
2nd (9D2) - Madison Memorial - Nemratta Sehgal
3rd (33D1) - Appleton East - Ruth Markwardt
finalist (34D3) - Sheboygan South - Myranda Tanck
finalist (27D1) - Milwaukee HS Arts - Kirsten Wisniewski
finalist (28D2) - New London - Travis Glynn

Play Acting
1st (11K3) - Hartford - Paul Stucker & Peter Hoeschele
2nd (11K2) - Hartford - Emily Hoffman & Emma Baker
3rd (13K1) - Port Washington - Drew Wojciehowski & Zak Eden
finalist (16K2) - Oshkosh North - Andrew Beulen & Katelyn Schuster
finalist (15K1) - Oshkosh West - Rebecca Liu & Julia Sprangers

Poetry
1st jp (6G1) - Bradley Tech - Stephanie Brown
2nd (9G1) - Madison Memorial - Chris Tate
3rd jp (9G2) - Madison Memorial - Chelsea Burris
finalist (27G1) - Milwaukee HS Arts - Jeremy Triblett
finalist (37G1) - School of Languages - Dontae Hill

Prose
1st (34H1) - Sheboygan South - Kris Harmelink
2nd (2H1) - Sussex Hamilton - Ryan Zahn
3rd (9H1) - Madison Memorial - Matt Scales
finalist (16H1) - Oshkosh North - Joel Thomas
finalist (33H2) - Appleton East - Samantha Gerhman
finalist (2H3) - Sussex Hamilton - Christine Hart
finalist (2H2) - Sussex Hamilton - Shantelle Kind

Public Address
1st (7Y1) - Brookfield East - Michael Freitag
2nd (31Y1) - Appleton North - Babujide Ajisafe
3rd (9Y1) - Madison Memorial - Yi Ding
finalist (7Y4) - Brookfield East - Sarah Naumann
finalist (7Y3) - Brookfield East - Theresa Vander Woude

Radio Announcing
1st (32P1) - Algoma - Jacob Farley
2nd (9P1) - Madison Memorial - Connor Hutchins
3rd (15P1) - Oshkosh West - Mary Coan
finalist (9P2) - Madison Memorial - Sam Zhu
finalist (7P2) - Brookfield East - Sean Treacy
finalist (32P3) - Algoma - Josh Savoie

Solo Acting Humorous
1st (25V1) - Marquette - Peter Andersen
2nd (9V1) - Madison Memorial - Spencer O’Rourke
3rd (33V2) - Appleton East - Emily Ehlert
finalist (15V1) - Oshkosh West - Danielle Baudhuin
finalist (33V1) - Appleton East - Maggie Wilson
finalist (36V1) - West Bend East - Erik Kermani
finalist (11V3) - Hartford - Audre Schwingel

Solo Acting Serious
1st (9U1) - Madison Memorial - Sisi Brown
2nd (9U3) - Madison Memorial - Anna Sewell
3rd (9U2) - Madison Memorial - Colin Woodbury
finalist (15U2) - Oshkosh West - Jeff Straus
finalist (30U1) - Sheboygan North - Julia St. Pierre

Special Occasion
1st (8E1) - Cedarburg - Amanda Folberg
2nd (9E1) - Madison Memorial - Sydney Peak
3rd (22E1) - Sheboygan Christian - Garrett Walvoort
finalist (7E1) - Brookfield East - Claire Palmer
finalist (16E1) - Oshkosh North - Emily Miels
finalist (4E1) - Whitefish Bay - John Powell

Storytelling
1st (4F1) - Whitefish Bay - Devin Munger
2nd (3F1) - Wauwatosa East - Vanessa Libbey
3rd (33F1) - Appleton East - Gabi Valenti-Hein
finalist (4F3) - Whitefish Bay - A T Hentzen
finalist (7F1) - Brookfield East - Ashley Allen
finalist (15F1) - Oshkosh West - Petra Krause

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Hortonville Results

These are a bit late, but they come to us from Appleton North coach Paul Miller. Thanks Paul!

2008 Hortonville Forensics Invitational Results

Large Team
1st (6) Kaukauna- 249pts
2nd (9) Winneconne- 194pts
3rd (2) Oshkosh West- 167pts
4th (23) New London- 144pts
5th (22) Algoma- 128pts

Small Team
1st (5) Appleton North- 12.6
2nd (10) Oshkosh North- 11.8
3rd (7) Hortonville- 11
4th (13) Neenah- 9.9

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Hortonville Results

These are a bit late, but they come to us from Appleton North coach Paul Miller. Thanks Paul!

2008 Hortonville Forensics Invitational Results

Large Team
1st (6) Kaukauna- 249pts
2nd (9) Winneconne- 194pts
3rd (2) Oshkosh West- 167pts
4th (23) New London- 144pts
5th (22) Algoma- 128pts

Small Team
1st (5) Appleton North- 12.6
2nd (10) Oshkosh North- 11.8
3rd (7) Hortonville- 11
4th (13) Neenah- 9.9

Demonstration
1st 6A1- Kaukauna
2nd 6A2- Kaukauna
3rd 1A1- Sheboygan South
Finalist 18A1- Bonduel

Duo Interp
1st 20B1- Little Chute
2nd 7B1- Hortonville
3rd TIE
5B1- Appleton North
8B1- Sheboygan North
Finalist 9B1- Winneconne
Finalist 8B2- Sheboygan North
Finalist 17B1- Clintonville

Extemp
1st 8C1- Sheboygan North
2nd 7C1- Hortonville
3rd 9C1- Winneconne
Finalist 1C1- Sheboygan South
Finalist 7C2- Hortonville
Finalist 21C1- Appleton West

Farrago
1st 8D1- Sheboygan North
2nd 6D3- Kaukauna
3rd 23D1- New London
Finalist 6D2- Kaukauna

Four Minute
1st 11E1- Fox Valley Lutheran
2nd 13E2- Neenah
3rd 1E1- Sheboygan South
Finalist 6E1- Kaukauna
Finalist 11E1- Fox Valley Lutheran
Finalist 13E1- Neenah

Group Discussion
1st 22F1- Algoma
2nd 9F1- Winneconne
3rd 20F2- Little Chute
Finalist 5F1- Appleton North
Finalist 19F1 Waupaca

Group Interp
1st 4G1- Wittenberg-Birnamwood
2nd 6G2- Kaukauna
3rd 6G1- Kaukauna
Finalist 12G1- Omro
Finalist 16G1- Waupun

Moments in History
1st 2M1- Oshkosh West
2nd 9M1- Winneconne
3rd 22M1- Algoma
Finalist 12M1- Omro
Finalist 17M1- Clintonville

Oral Interp
1st 3N1- Valley Christian
2nd 23N1- New London
3rd 8N1- Sheboygan North
Finalist 5N1- Appleton North
Finalist 9N1- Winneconne
Finalist 9N2- Winneconne
Finalist 9N3- Winneconne
Finalist 23N2- New London

Oratory
1st 23P1- New London
2nd 7P2- Hortonville
3rd 22P1- Algoma
Finalist 16P1- Waupun
Finalist 13P1- Neenah
Finalist 1P1- Sheboygan South
Finalist 7P1- Hortonville
Finalist 7P3- Hortonville

Play Acting
1st 2Q1- Oshkosh West
2nd 12Q1- Omro
3rd 21Q1- Appleton West
Finalist 13Q1- Neenah
Finalist 1Q1- Sheboygan South

Novice Poetry
1st 23H1- New London
2nd 1H1- Sheboygan South
3rd 22H1- Algoma
Finalist 6H2- Kaukauna

Poetry
1st 19J1- Waupaca
2nd 6J2- Kaukauna
3rd 6J1- Kaukauna
Finalist 9J1- Winneconne
Finalist 6J3- Kaukauna
Finalist 18J1- Bonduel

Novice Prose
1st 1K1- Sheboygan South
2nd 20K1- Little Chute
3rd 23K2- New London
Finalist 9K2- Winneconne
Finalist 10K1 Oshkosh North
Finalist 23K1- New London

Prose
1st 10L1- Oshkosh West
2nd 13L1- Neenah
3rd 4L1- Wittenberg Birnamwood
Finalist 19L1- Waupaca
Finalist 23L1- New London

Public Address
1st TIE
5R1- Appleton North
6R1- Kaukauna
2nd 13R1- Neenah
3rd 3R1- Valley Christian
Finalist 23R1- New London
Finalist 1R1- Sheboygan South
Finalist 8R1- Sheboygan North

Radio
1st 22S1- Algoma
2nd 2S1- Oshkosh West
3rd 22S3- Algoma
Finalist 22S2- Algoma
Finalist 18S1- Bonduel
Finalist 16S1- Waupun

Solo Humorous
1st 2T1- Oshkosh West
2nd 8T1- Sheboygan North
3rd 9T2- Winneconne
Finalist 22T1- Algoma
Finalist 10T1- Oshkosh North
Finalist 2T3- Oshkosh West

Solo Serious
1st 20U1- Little Chute
2nd 5U1- Appleton North
3rd 16U1- Waupun
Finalist 18U1- Bonduel
Finalist 2U1- Oshkosh West

Special Occasion
1st 2W1- Oshkosh West
2nd 2W2- Oshkosh West
3rd 10W1-Oshkosh North

Storytelling
1st 22X1- Algoma
2nd 2X2- Oshkosh West
3rd 6X1- Kaukauna
Finalist 2X1- Oshkosh West
Finalist 6X2- Kaukauna

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