Here are the results...
Third Place (Team): Shiva V., SCAPA at Bluegrass, Grade 6. 
Third Place (Speaker): Shiva V., SCAPA at Bluegrass, Grade 6. 
Third Place (Team): Ainjini P. , Tates Creek Middle School, Grade 7.
Third Place (Team): Bhumika R. , Leestown Middle School, Grade 7.
Speaker Award (Top 10): Aarko G., Rosa Parks Elementary, Grade 4. 

[from https://www.wyattdebateleague.org/] Public Forum (PF) debate asks debaters to consider questions of public importance in short speeches reminiscent of news channels debate segments. Pro debaters may choose to advocate for a specific policy (The United States Federal Goverment should ...) or simply advocate that the resolution is a true statement. How the con responds is dictated partially by the path the pro takes, and the con will generally present a case of their own in opposition to the resolution, but as with all styles of debate, in PF it is the job of the affirmative to prove the resolution a true statement worth voting for. PF features a team format where two debaters work in tandem, alternating speeches and questioning in order to deliver an entire position.  Please download this resource from UVM for more information on PF debate.

There is a small cost for BDC students to attend this event. Please contact the BDC for more information.
For more information, read the Tournament Invitation here!

The "Wilson Wyatt Debate League" is offering an online event featuring Lincoln Douglas (LD) and Public Forum (PF) debates (following NSDA guidelines). After five preliminary rounds, and two elimination rounds, the top four ranked teams, and top 10 ranked individuals will be recognized as tournament champions.