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Debate Triumphs at Colleyville, Jack C. Hays, Roosevelt Tournaments

Amy Vo, Campus Editor| February 6, 2018

Students pose at the Colleyville Heritage High School Tournament.

Colleyville Heritage High School Tournament

Varsity Lincoln Douglas (LD) Debate
1st Place: Dhruva Mambapoor
3rd Place: Rohith Mandavilli
Quarter-finalists: Rishabh Shah
Octo-finalists: Jugal Amodwala
Double Octo-finalists: Abby Grifno

Varsity Public Forum (PF) Debate
1st Place: Yatha Limbachiya – Krithika Shamanna

Varsity Policy (CX) Debate
Octo-finalists: Ananth Kumar – Daniel Shi

Jack C. Hays High School Tournament

Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking
Semi-finalist: Max Wolf

Varsity Lincoln Douglas (LD) Debate
Quarter-finalists: Harsha Jandhyala
Octo-finalists: Mihir Shah

Varsity Public Forum (PF) Debate
1st Place: Jeff Freeman – Ijay Narang
3rd Place: Anand Singh – Arnav Guwani

Roosevelt High School Tournament

Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking
4th Place: Ijay Narang Varsity

Lincoln Douglas (LD) Debate
Octo-finalists: Harsha Jandhyala

Varsity Public Forum (PF) Debate
1st Place: Nathan Iyer – Chinmay Pingale
3rd Place: Frank Lai – Pranav Kulkarni
Quarter-finalists: Elisa Baxter – Mahir Kota

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Debate • Feb 14, 2018 at 3:48 pm

It’s COLLYVILLE not correyville


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  Jenny Xu • Feb 19, 2018 at 2:14 pm
  
  We appreciate your attention to detail — the error has been corrected.
  
  
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