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FkkS debaters compete at state Ten members of the Field Kindley High School debate team traveled to Garden City this past weekend to compete in the Kansas State High School Activity Association s

In the 4-speaker division, seniors David Northup, Michael Hearson, and Katie Wright, and sophomore Boya Abudu placed fifth overall.

The two alternates to the FKHS team were junior Kari Vannoster and freshman Jordan Hayes.

but won two more ballots than FKHS. The local team came very close to winning a state trophy.

Buhier High School won the championship trophy by outdistancing all 4A schools with 13 wins and only one loss.

15 FkkS debaters compete at state Ten members of the Field Kindley High School debate team traveled to Garden City this past weekend to compete in the Kansas State High School Activity Association s Class Coffeyville Journal Coffeyville,KS Circ /22/ A State Debate Tournament. The tournament was held at Garden City High School on Friday and Saturday. In the 4-speaker division, seniors David Northup, Michael Hearson, and Katie Wright, and sophomore Boya Abudu placed fifth overall. Northup and Hearson comprised the affirmative half of the team while Wright and Abudu represented the negative. The two alternates to the FKHS team were junior Kari Vannoster and freshman Jordan Hayes. Northup-Hearson and Wright-Abudu had identical records of four wins and three losses, for a combined record of eight wins and six losses to place fifth, close behind Paola who had an identical record but won two more ballots than FKHS. The local team came very close to winning a state trophy. Tonganoxie placed third with nine wins, only one better than FKHS, and second place Fort Scott had ten wins, just two wins ahead of FKHS. Buhier High School won the championship trophy by outdistancing all 4A schools with 13 wins and only one loss. In the 2-speaker division, senior Natasha Battle and junior Karli Aitken missed the quarterfinal debate by 4 speaker points. Battle and Aitken won their first four debates and were one of three undefeated teams going into the last two rounds. Forty-four teams from 20 schools competed in the division. DEBATE, PAGE 2A (DEBATE, from Page 1A Montgomery _1001 The FKHS duo was then defeated in the last two debates keeping them out of the quarterfmal debates. Baffle and Aitken completed the tournament with four wins to two losses with 30 speaker points. The cut off for advancing was four wins, two losses, and 26 speaker points. Battle and Aitk final record was good enough to be ranked 13 out of the 44 teams in their division. Seniors Valorie Hathcoat and Rodney Close had a rocky beginning losing their first two debates, but then rebounded and finished the tournament with an even three wins and three losses. Hathcoat and Close fmished in the top half, tied for 21. I am very pleased with how everyone performed at State, commented FK}IS debate coach Darrel Harbaugh. I know that some of my stuents hoped for a state trophy, so did I, but everyone had very respectful records and came very close. I m happy with the way they debated, and more importantly, with the way they represented themselves and their school. At all KSHSAA state debate events participating schools must provide judges. Three exfkhs debaters made the trip across the state to judge. They were Stephanie Irwin and Jordan Williams, currently attending the University of Kansas, and Keith - Wilson, currently attending Pj State University. The state debate tournament concludes this year s debate season. The FKHS forensic season begins this weekend with the Augusta High School Invitational Speech Tournament.

16 FKHS students will compete in student congress on Friday and individual speaking and acting events on Saturday. Coffeyville Journal Coffeyville,KS Circ /22/

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