WKU Senior Hilltopper Classic

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General information

This information is from a tournament in a past season!

This is a High School tournament in Kentucky.

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We hope to see you on The Hill!

This year we've combined the debate events (Public Forum and Congress) into Saturday, concurrent with IEs. Students will need to decide, then, between Public Forum, Congress, or the IEs. This also means that, when you list your judges, you will need to decide in which of three pools they will judge (Public Forum, Congress, or speech). Entry deadline is noon, 6 December.

As always, the tournament is open to all people from 9th grade through 12th, from any state or commonwealth. We use Kentucky events (most of which are virtually identical to NSDA events) and you can find the rules for those events between pages 15 and 48 of the following document: https://khssl.files.wordpress.com/2016/10/2016-17-revised-final-handbook-1-0.pdf  This tournament is a qualifier for the NIETOC and the UKTOC.

Also, in keeping with recent tradition, we will have WKU Forensic Team members judging heavily in finals, in events that they have personally advanced into a national final round themselves.

You can register for rooms at the Holiday Inn via the following link, or call them (number is in the invitation): Holiday Inn online portal

Reminders:

1) Students in Extemp or Broadcast Announcing MUST compete in those events BEFORE moving on to their other events. Else, prep time will make them late.

2) Students in duet events that are doubling or tripling should coordinate with their partners to agree whether to do the duet event first each round or last. Else, one student will try duet first and wait on their partner, who planned to do it later, making the first student late for their other events.

3) While entering: Please add a note for each student or judge who has special (e.g.: physical) needs.

4) While entering:Please remember to edit and update judge details yourself, namely school or entry restrictions.

5) On the morning of the tournament, please text message Chris Chandler (270-202-2771) if a student will drop an event. Do not explain why, nor give me any "maybes." Recieving this info early helps keep us on schedule, but chatting about someone being sick only wastes Chris' time.

Chris Chandler

WKU Forensics

Manager contact information

Chris Chandler
Email address: christopher.chandler@wku.edu
Phone number: 270-745-6340

Mailing address

WKU Forensics
1906 College Heights Blvd. #51084
Bowling Green, KY 42101