Middle School Forensics

 

NCASA presents the first ever statewide middle school forensics tournament in North Carolina. Read the Overview below for additional information on this activity, including the events in the competition. 

 

 

Congratulations to Jay M Robinson Middle School - their top two PF Debate pairs competed in Finals

The following changes were made to the 2018 competition:

  • Only the top two debate entries at the State Final will compete in Round 4. Speech events will include only three rounds. Only this Round 4 will be used to determine the final ranking of these PF entries. Non-competing students will be encouraged to view this round. Two to three judges will score the PF Round 4.
  • A school must have six entries to qualify as a team. Schools with fewer than six entries may not advance to the State Final but individuals may advance if they qualify.

Regional competitions will be hosted on April 14, 2018 at the sites shown below:

  • Meadowview MS in Surry County
  • Northwest School of the Arts in Charlotte
  • Fayetteville site TBD
  • Triangle area site TBD

The State Final will be May 5 at a host school to be determined.

Congratulations to State Champion Jay M Robinson and the individual State Champs in our six event categories!

 

Congratulations to State Champion Mac Williams Middle School!

We are pleased to announce the 2016 Middle School Forensics Regional Champions and teams advancing to the state final!

NCASA presented the first ever statewide middle school forensics tournament on May 2. More than 100 students competed for individual and team awards. Ten teams qualified for the State Final and students from four additional schools qualified as winners from their Regional.

Team Results:
1 - Jay M Robinson MS of Charlotte
2 - Seventy-First Classical MS
3 - Mount Mourne School
4 - New Century International
5 - JN Fries MS
6 - Wayne School of Engineering
7 - Rogers-Herr MS
8 - Northwest School of the Arts
9 - Pilot Mountain MS
10 - Meadowview MS

Individual Event Winners
Humorous Interpretation - Allison Cody of Mount Mourne School
Dramatic Interpretation - Arella Flur of Charlotte Latin School
Extemporaneous Speaking - Like Suh of New Century International
Original Oratory - Chloe Walters of Northwest School of the Arts
Duo Interpretation - Meghna Iyer / Rakshita Kothapalli of Jay M Robinson MS
Public Forum Debate - Claire Evensen / Sam Boone of Mount Mourne School
  1. Forensics Regional Tournament Results