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CHS Speech and Debate novices steal the show at Mishawaka

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The full CHS debate team got its season underway at Concord High School’s Steve Kirpatrick Memorial Invite. 175 students from 11 schools, along with 50 judges, converged in Mishawaka for the meet.

Although it was the varsity’s first action of the season, it was a group of novices that stole the show. The event of novice Lincoln-Douglas was dominated by CHS students, with Nathan Osborn and Kylie Brickley both going undefeated and taking the top two spots. At awards they stood along side teammates Elia Livovich (4th) and Caroline Ausema (8th). At the varsity level, Elli Didonna came in sixth place with a 3-1 record.

Devin Michael and JD Cory led the way in the varsity Policy division, finishing second overall. They were closely followed by Madison Simms and Gianna Galante (3rd), Ethan Dibble and Ryan Donovan (5th) and Ben and Hattie Hoham (7th). Chesterton also performed admirably in the novice division with Riste Miroski and Mark Jewison coming in fifth and Milena Veltri and Emma Bolinger in sixth place.

Chesterton placed its only novice entry in Public Forum; Alexis Ioannidis and Sidney Pittman came in fourth overall and Emily Kygoske and Sofia Winski came in sixth overall at the varsity level. Both teams had a strong 3-1 record. Sid Augustyn was Chesterton’s only entry to place in Congress; finishing fourth in varsity.

 

Posted 10/17/2018

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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