These are the things we want our speakers to remember:
1. We can win if we work smart enough and hard enough.
2. We can win if we put the needs of the team ahead of our own self-interest.
3. We can win if we are constantly improving, and there are *always* ways to improve.
As a team we finished with 29 points and took 4th, our best finish since 2019. Of our 17 entries in yesterday’s tournament, 9 Crimson speakers broke to finals.
Congratulations to the state qualifiers, and thank you to everyone else for a great season.
Results from the Section 5AA Speech Tournament for your Crimson:
In Discussion, Ethan Ly takes 6th and Audra Plackner is your SECTION CHAMPION, qualifying for the state tournament on 4/28!
In Humorous, Isaac Lundeen is your SECTION RUNNER-UP and qualifies for the state tournament!
And in Original Oratory, Mahi Desai takes 5th, and Abbey Mulcahy takes 3rd, Abbey also qualifies for the state tournament.
We will be champions if we remain dedicated.
We will be champions if we keep our singular focus on our goals.
We will be champions if we hold each other accountable to our commitments.
We will be champions if we choose to put in championship effort.
#FightOn
This is the second team 1st place trophy we have taken this year, and it is only possible thanks to the hard work and dedication of all of our speakers.
Remember that we can win if we continue to put the needs of our team over our own self interest. #FightOn
In Extemp Speaking, Seth DeRusha took 3rd in the main final.
And in Original Oratory, Mahi Desai took 6th in the main final.
Another great day for Crimson Speech!
On to Princeton. #FightOn
Yesterday, your Crimson Speakers competed at Forest Lake’s RC Streater Classic, earning 3rd Place in the Small Team category (under 20).
In Discussion, Hailey Pitts took 4th in the main final while Paige Conlon took 1st and Ethan Ly took 2nd in the honor.