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Bob Jones Academy Students Place in Forensic Tournament
Local students perform well at recent tournament
Bob Jones Academy Students Place in Forensic Tournament
Greenville, S.C. (October 4, 2013) - Members of the Bob Jones Academy Speech and Debate team were recognized for outstanding achievement at the Riverside High School Speech and Debate Tournament Sept. 28.
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Lauren Jacquette of Taylors placed first in Declamation and Will Christmas of Easley placed first in SPAR Debate. Elliott Kelley of Easley was recognized as Best Presiding Officer in Congressional Debate. Overall, the team won the second place sweepstakes trophy at the tournament.
The following BJA students were recognized for placing in the tournament:
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Novice Dramatic Interpretation:
Haley Brammer of Greenville, 2nd place
Jennie Hudson of Greenville, 3rd place
Novice Original Oratory:
Ashley Gillespie of Simpsonville, 5th place
Ellie Meyers of Greenville, 6th place
Novice Lincoln-Douglas Debate:
Billy Zhang of San Jose, Calif., 5th place
Varsity Lincoln-Douglas Debate:
Marina Shew of Greenville, 2nd place
Congressional Debate:
Micah Samuels of Piedmont, 4th place
Elliott Kelley of Easley, 3rd place
Elliott Kelley of Easley, Best Presiding Officer
Extemporaneous Speaking:
Andrew Clater of Easley, 5th place
Impromptu Speaking:
Elliot Lovegrove of Greenville, 4th place
Andrew Clater of Easley, 5th place
Duo Interpretation:
Elliott Lovegrove of Greenville and Haley Brammer of Greenville, 4th place
Caleb Miller of Greenville and Mary MacDonald of Greer, 3rd place
SPAR Debate:
Peter Donovan of Taylors, 2nd place
Will Christmas of Easley, 1st place
Declamation:
Lauren Jacquette of Taylors, 1st placeGet more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.