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Debaters Compete at San Marcos

Bernice Chen, Opinions Editor| December 4, 2018

Debaters pose in a group picture. Photo courtesy of WHS Speech and Debate.
Students take a picture together. Photo courtesy of WHS Speech and Debate.

Novice Extemporaneous Speaking
6th Place: Bryce Keeler
Semi-Finalists:

Nathan Fang
Rishi Rajiv
Seyoung Ree

Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking
2nd Place: Max Wolf
5th Place: Pranav Srinivasan
Semi-Finalists:

Rishob Dasgupta
Clementine Larrouilh
Andres Sanchez
Anuja Uppuluri

Foreign Extemporaneous Speaking
Semi-Finalists:

Linette Page
Yashvi Reddy
Hrushikesh Saranu
Sonny Stenson

Varsity Policy (CX) Debate
1st Place: Aaron Greisdorf – Vineeth Bandi

Novice Public Forum (PF) Debate
2nd Place: Akhil Bhale – Rohan Bajpai

Varsity Public Forum (PF) Debate
2nd Place: Arnav Gunwani – Jeff Freeman

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