Zombie Apocalypse 2015

Friday 29th  Schedule

Saturday 30th  Schedules

Sunday 31st Schedules

Hutch CC Campus

Hutch CC Campus

Hutch CC Campus

Friday  NPDA & IPDA

Sat IE & NPDA

Sat LD

Sun IE

Sun LD & IPDA

Registration

12:00

Registration  

7:30

Registration

7:30

NPDA/IPDA 1

12:30

NPDA/IPDA  semi

8:00

Rd 1

9:00

Ext Draw

8:00

Rd 1

8:15

NPDA/IPDA 2

2:00

Ext Draw

8:45

Rd 2

10:15

Rd 1A

8:15

Rd 2

9:30

NPDA/IPDA 3

3:30

Rd 1A

9:00

Lunch

11:30

Rd 1B

9:30

Rd 3

10:45

NPDA/IPDA 4

5:00

Rd 1B

10:15

Rd 3

12:15

Rd 2B

10:45

Lunch

12:00

Supper

6:15

Lunch

11:30

Rd 4

1:30

Lunch

12:00

Rd 4

12:45

NPDA/IPDA 5

6:45

Ext Draw

12:00

Quarters

3:00

Ext Draw

12:30

Quarters

2:15

NPDA/IPDA Quarters

8:15

Rd 2A

12:15

Semis

4:00

Rd 2A

12:45

Semis

3:15

Early Reg IE/LD –Ramada Lobby

8:00

Rd 2B

1:30

Finals

5:00

Finals B

2:15

Finals

4:15

Ext Draw

3:00

Ext Draw

3:45

Finals A

3:15

Finals A

4:00

Finals B/  NPDA Finals

4:45

IE 2/LD 2/IPDA 2 Awards

5:45

Parli/IE 1/LD 1/IDPA 1 Awards

6:15

Tournament Notes

Entry Fees

IE: $8 per slot $12 per uncovered slot 1 Judge covers 6 total slots.

IPDA: $30 per covered entry (1 judge covers 2 entries) Judge Fee: $60 per uncovered entry

Entries Due

5:00 P.M. CST Monday January 25th

Please use speechwire.com to submit all entries

Drops/Adds/Changes after January 27th at Noon will be charged a fee of $10 per Drop/Add/Change

Meals

Meal Tickets for the HCC Cafeteria can be purchased in advance at a fee of $5.50 per person/per meal. Teams are welcome to leave campus-lunch times have been extended from previous year’s tournaments.

Awards

Awards will be given for Finalists and Semifinalists in Speech Events. Awards will also be given for All debaters breaking to outrounds and 1st-5th Speaker.

Team sweepstakes will be separate for each half and separate for speech and debate. At least the top 3 teams in each category will be awarded. 2-year college sweepstakes will be offered as entries warrant. Team sweeps ties will be broken on number of competitors in elimination rounds and then placings in elimination rounds. Additionally, the at least the top 3 competitors will be awarded each day in individual speech sweepstakes.

Sweepstakes

IPDA-Prelim Win/Bye 6 pts. Quarters-8/Semis 16/2nd-20/1st-24

IE Prelims 1st-3/2nd-2/3rd-1 IE Finals 1st-12/2nd-10/3rd-8/4th-6/5th-4/6th-2 (Non-Advancing Semis and other finalists-1)

IE Notes

Rules

All rules for the 11 AFA events should follow the “AFA-NIET Description of Events” found at https://sites.google.com/site/afanietnew2/products-services/event-descriptions

Tie-Breaking

IE: Students will advance to elimination rounds based on low cumulative ranks, then inverse reciprocals, and then high cumulative speaker points.

Ranks in Finals rounds will be determined based on majority of 1’s, then low cumulative ranks, then Judges Preference, high cumulative speaker points, drop high points, drop low points.

Breaking

This tournament believes forensics is an educational activity and ballots provided are part of that education. Therefore when advancing competitors to finals we will err to the standard 6. If ties after cumulative rank, inverse reciprocals, and cumulative rate would result in 9 or more being eligible to advance, adjustments may be made. Events with 8 or more entries will have preliminary and final rounds. Events with 7 or fewer entries may break straight to finals, but still receive 3 ballots.

Judging

All IE school judges are responsible for judging 1 round beyond elimination of competitors.

Even Sections

In prelims students will be ranked to 5. Ranks below 5 will be evened to 5.

Individual Sweeps

Individual sweepstakes will be awarded based on cumulative points accrued in prelims and finals in any events a competitor is entered in-ie no entry # requirements. Ties will be broken on # of events in finals/placings in finals/head-to-head finals.

Debate Notes

Debate Rules

IPDA rules outlined in the IPDA constitution will be followed can be accessed at: ipdadebate.info Times will follow the standard 5-2-6-2-3-5-3 format. No prep time during debate.

Standard NPDA times will be used (7,8,8,8,4,5) with 15 minutes prep before the round. Topics will be mass announced at a location specified at registration. No maverick competitors will be allowed.

Standard NFA LD times will be used (6,3,7,3,6,6,3) with 4 minutes of prep for each side.

IPDA Divisions

Novice Division: Must not have competed in more than 10 tournaments in high school/college in any format of debate/must be currently enrolled students at the institution they are representing/must not have obtained a bachelor’s degree.

Varsity: Must be currently enrolled student at the institution they are representing/must not have obtained a bachelor’s degree/must not have competed in collegiate tournaments during more than 10 semesters.

Debate #’s

For IPDA to run we require that there be at least 10 entries from 5 schools. One school cannot make up more than 50% of the field. We reserve the right to request entry adjustments.

For NPDA to be held we will need to have at least 12 teams from 4 schools (One school cannot make up more than 50% of the field). For NFA-LD and IPDA to be held we will need to have at least 10 entries from 4 schools. (One school cannot make up more than 50% of the field).

IDPA Tiebreakers

Elim Rounds: Wins/H-L adjusted speaker points/total speaker points/opp record

Speaker: H/L adjusted points/total speaker points/W/L

ORAL CRITIQUES

We ask that NO ORAL CRITIQUES be given until the ballot for the round has been turned in to the ballot table.  If the ballot for the round has not been submitted by the judge before the start time for the next round has started, the round may incur a double-loss. There is opportunity for critique in between rounds and throughout the competition day. Additionally, if competitors are not present for draw, topic announce, or round start time for reasons that are under their control, they may be given a loss for that round.

Judging

Judges are to be responsible and available for every preliminary round. Schools are responsible to judge 1 round beyond elimination of competitors.

Coffee in Hutchinson

Metropolitan Coffee

Open Sat & Sun

1329 E 17th

(Kenny say go here)

Brewed Awakening-Open Sat

25 N Main (In Fraese Drug)

(Kenny says go here too)

Starbucks-Sat/Sun

1502 E 17th

Scuttlebutts-Open Sat

2609 N Main

Tournament Hotel with room block under HCC Debate & Forensics

Atrium Inn (Formerly Ramada)

1400 N Lorraine

(620) 669-9311

$69 a night quad occupancy

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott

1111 N Lorraine St

(620) 259-8787

$99 a night quad occupancy

Other options:

Hampton Inn

1401 E 11th Ave

(620) 665-9800

Comfort Inn

1601 Super Plaza

(620) 663-7822

Holiday Inn Express

1601 Super Plaza

(620) 669-5200

Days Inn & Suites

1420 N Lorraine St

(620)-665-3700

Buffalo Wild Wings

1710 N Waldron Street

620-662-9022

Qdoba Mexican Grill

1518 E 17th Avenue

620-259-7132

Pizza Hut

930 E 30th Avenue

620-662-0571

McDonalds

-Multiple locations around town

Sonic

1600 E 30th Avenue

620-664-9117

El Potrillo (Great local Mexican)

2301 N Main Street

620-664-9824

Pizza Ranch

1805 E 17th Avenue

620-662-2066

Olive Garden

1700 E 17th Avenue

620-728-0556

Burger King

-Multiple locations around town

Subway

-Multiple locations around town

Carriage Crossing (Best for dinner)

Yoder, KS 67543

620-465-3612

Jimmy Johns

900 E 30th Avenue

620-662-5500

Rib Crib

1720 Waldron

620-259-7880

Applebee’s

1609 E 17th Avenue

620-665-5171

R-B Drive In (Lunch Only & Best for smaller groups)

201 E Avenue A

620-662-9713

Five Guys Burgers and Fries

2223 N Lorraine St

620-259-6332