Free_dom147 6 Report post Posted October 5, 2009 (edited) At the MO. State Bear Shock tournament the following KU teams made it into out rounds Open: KS CJ - (campbell/Jack) Dropped in quarters KS JS - (Jameson/Schmitz) Also dropped in quarters to MO-state JV: KS CG (Cantwell/Getto) Dropped in Partial-Octos to UTSA Congrats to the youngins of the KU squad as this was their first tournament and made a hell of a showing. also Congrats to Campbell, Jack, and Wood for getting Speakers awards. Congrats to Maggie Weller of KSU for speaker award in JV. In JV the other KS team breaking I beleive was KCKCC (unsure on the team) - Dropped in Partial-octos im unsure on Open and Novice breaks or speaks for other KS teams - I think JCCC had a good showng. Edited October 5, 2009 by Free_dom147 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mschmitz 5 Report post Posted October 6, 2009 (edited) At the MO. State Bear Shock tournament the following KU teams made it into out rounds Open: KS CJ - (campbell/Jack) Dropped in quarters KS JS - (Jameson/Schmitz) Also dropped in quarters to MO-state JV: KS CG (Cantwell/Getto) Dropped in Partial-Octos to UTSA Congrats to the youngins of the KU squad as this was their first tournament and made a hell of a showing. also Congrats to Campbell, Jack, and Wood for getting Speakers awards. Congrats to Maggie Weller of KSU for speaker award in JV. In JV the other KS team breaking I beleive was KCKCC (unsure on the team) - Dropped in Partial-octos im unsure on Open and Novice breaks or speaks for other KS teams - I think JCCC had a good showng. I don't have everyone's speaker awards, but I do know these Open 15th - Cody Wood (KU) 12th(?) - Melanie Campbell (KU) 3rd - Andrew Jack (KU) EDIT: This weekend at Kentucky, Prelims: KQ 6-1 KS 5-2 PW 4-3 KS dropped in doubles to UTD BR on a 2-1. KQ dropped in quarters to Cal BP on a 3-0. Edited October 6, 2009 by my1armakesukuku Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ElThies 30 Report post Posted October 7, 2009 (edited) Other people who deserve recognition, even though they (amazingly enough) decided to move outside of the state for collegiate debate: Cal Gannon/Weiner went 5-2 and dropped to Mary Washington KS in doubles Harvard Jacobs/Parkinson went 5-2 and dropped to Emory IW in octos UTD Baker/Rubaie went 6-1 and dropped to MSU LW in octos Top 20 Speaker Awards Rubaie: 7th Baker: 8th Forgive me if I have forgotten anybody. Edited October 8, 2009 by ElThies An egregious mis-type Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mschmitz 5 Report post Posted October 7, 2009 Other people who deserve recognition, even though they (amazingly enough) decided to move outside of the state for collegiate debate: Cal Gannon/Weiner went 5-2 and dropped to Mary Washington KS in doubles Harvard Jacobs/Parkinson went 5-2 and dropped to Emory IW in octos UTD Baker/Rubaie went 6-1 and dropped to MSU SW in octos Top 20 Speaker Awards Rubaie: 7th Baker: 8th Forgive me if I have forgotten anybody. UTD BR dropped to MSU LW (Lanning & Wunderlich). Just a minor correction there Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
leapofaith97 84 Report post Posted October 20, 2009 Some Emporia Results: Open: 1st: Box/Robinson, Wichita St. 2nd: Mendenhall/Ziegler, Kansas St. Jack/Campbell (KU), Coleman/Munday (WSU), Allsup/Bonnet (UMKC), Denney/Reynolds (KSU) all were in Octo's. Open Speakers: 1 - Robinson, Eric (Wichita State) 3 - Ziegler, Derek (Kansas State) 5 - Box, Brian (Wichita State) 6 - Mendenhall, Beth (Kansas State) 8 - Coleman, Creighton (Wichita State) 11 - Jack, Andrew (Kansas (Univ. of)) 17 - Bonnet, Alex (Missouri-Kansas City) 18 - Reynolds, Caitlin (Kansas State) 21 - Munday, Matt (Wichita State) 25 - Denney, Ashley (Kansas State) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
STADB9 441 Report post Posted October 22, 2009 http://cedadebate.org/forum/announcements-and-requests/national-top-25-as-of-1017/ 12 of the top 50 college debaters in the US are Kansas high school graduates. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
movingonup 678 Report post Posted October 23, 2009 i count 13 andrew baker brian rubaie alex parkinson sean kennedy dylan quigley patrick kennedy chris stone john cook alex mcveigh andy montee chris thomas beth mendenhall derek ziegler also box and robinson from wichita state got votes although not listed in top 25 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
STADB9 441 Report post Posted October 23, 2009 You're correct. I missed Montee, whom I thought was from out-of-state for some reason. Add Weiner to the "also receiving votes" category. So...yeah. 26% of the field from a single state that doesn't compete much on the circuit. It's no wonder that out of state programs are starting to recruit here more actively. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Tick 732 Report post Posted October 25, 2009 I thought Montee was a Missouri child... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
movingonup 678 Report post Posted October 25, 2009 you're right, he's from missouri. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mschmitz 5 Report post Posted November 10, 2009 you're right, he's from missouri. This weekend at the Joe C. Jackson debates (at UCO), Kansas had a team (Melanie Campbell & Andrew Jack) in finals. Lost to Oklahoma GW on a 3-0. In semifinals, they defeated UTSA MT, who is just barely out of the top 25 in the nation (I believe it was on a 2-1). CJ Rolled over PW in quarters. Matthew Peterson (KU PW) got 8th(?) speaker Andrew Jack (KU CJ) Got 5th speaker. In Junior Varsity, Kansas GS (Joe Getto & Abby Slyman) lost in partial-octafinals (correct me if I'm wrong on that). Thats about all I know in terms of that though. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dhanson 194 Report post Posted September 13, 2010 (edited) Octas (1) KSU Mendenhall/Ziegler def Wyoming Ballard/Bausch (5) Baylor Cook/Morgan def Whitman Humble/Zendeh Texas Clarke/McNeil def (8) Cal Gannon/Weiner Quarters KSU MZ def Texas Texas CM Northwestern BW def Baylor CM Semis KSU MZ def Northwestern BW Finals KSU MZ def Idaho State IJ congratulations beth and derek. awesome. Edited September 14, 2010 by dhanson Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Steve Seib 67 Report post Posted September 14, 2010 Octas (1) KSU Mendenhall/Ziegler def Wyoming Ballard/Bausch (5) Baylor Cook/Morgan def Whitman Humble/Zendeh Texas Clarke/McNeil def (8) Cal Gannon/Weiner Quarters KSU MZ def Texas Texas CM Northwestern BW def Baylor CM Semis KSU MZ def Northwestern BW Finals KSU MZ def Idaho State IJ congratulations beth and derek. awesome. Go cats and Kansas debaters! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Dinosaurio 114 Report post Posted September 15, 2010 Octas (1) KSU Mendenhall/Ziegler def Wyoming Ballard/Bausch (5) Baylor Cook/Morgan def Whitman Humble/Zendeh Texas Clarke/McNeil def (8) Cal Gannon/Weiner Quarters KSU MZ def Texas Texas CM Northwestern BW def Baylor CM Semis KSU MZ def Northwestern BW Finals KSU MZ def Idaho State IJ congratulations beth and derek. awesome. Congrats! Good luck the rest of the way! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dhanson 194 Report post Posted September 20, 2010 (edited) Doubles (1) Northwestern FS def (32) Baylor Ford/Kaut (13) Emory KS def (20) K-State Mendenhall/Ziegler (5) Kansas Kennedy/Quigley def (28) Trinity MM (18) Georgetown DM def (15) UTD Baker/Roark (7) Northwestern BK def (26) Kansas Kennedy/Peterson (3) Harvard Jacobs/Parkinson def (30) Kansas Campbell/Wilkins Octs Pairings Kansas Kennedy/Quigley def Michigan LZ Harvard Jacobs/Parkinson def Emory GJ Quarters Pairings Cal BP def Kansas Kennedy/Quigley Harvard Jacobs/Parkinson def Wake CM Semis Harvard Jacobs/Parkinson def Northwestern BK Finals Cal BP def Harvard Jacobs/Parkinson Speakers 8. Quigley 10. Baker 15. Kennedy 18. Parkinson *Also, Nic Irick (Wisconsin Oshkosh) was in quarters in JV. Edited October 1, 2010 by dhanson Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dhanson 194 Report post Posted September 30, 2010 OPEN OCTS Baylor Morey/Nelson def Kansas Farron/Schmitz North Texas Rowe/Schade def UMKC Bonnet/Sadowski OPEN QUARTERS North Texas Kersch/Quinn def Baylor Morey/Nelson OPEN SPEAKERS 13. Matt Cook 15. Andrew Allsup 18. Alex Bonnet 21. Paul Mose 25. Drew Bonnet JV PARTIALS JCCC David/Waldrupbanks def KState Amidon/Somers JV QUARTERS Emporia Biswell/Hanson def Kansas Clifford/Mapes JV SEMS Oklahoma Cherry/Massey def Emporia Biswell/Hanson JV SPEAKERS 3. Donnie Hanson 12. Brett Amidon 15. Megan Mapes Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dhanson 194 Report post Posted October 4, 2010 (edited) Doubles Harvard JP def Trinity BG Kansas KQ def Emporia WW Baylor FK def Emory KS (#26 seed upsets #6 seed) Emory GJ def Baylor CM Towson CK def UTD BR Vanderbilt NB def Kansas KP Michigan LZ def Kansas State MZ Octs Harvard JP def Michigan LZ Kansas KQ def UTSA ML Georgia State GS def Baylor FK Quarters Harvard JP def Emory GJ Oklahoma GW def Kansas KQ Semis Harvard JP def Cal-Berkley BP Finals Emory IW def Harvard JP (2-1) Speakers 2. Alex Parkinson 7. Sean Kennedy 8. Dylan Quigley 10. Andrew Baker 24. Beth Mendenhall Edited October 5, 2010 by dhanson Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dhanson 194 Report post Posted October 21, 2010 The Pflaum/Emporia State Open Speakers 1. Mark Wilkins (KU) 6. Caitlin Reynolds (KSU) 7. Brian Box (WSU) 8. Melanie Campbell (KU) JV Speakers 1. Donnie Hanson (ESU) 5. Kristyn Russell (KCKCC) 6. Megan Mapes (KU) 10. Tyler Joe (WSU) Open Octs WSU Box/Coleman def Kansas Bonnet/Jamison UMKC Allsup/Garcia def Concordia Bosch/Walker KSU Denney/Reynolds def WSU Bonitto/Donnell UMKC Bonnet/Sadowski def WSU Garvey/Munday Open Quarters Minnesota CH def KSU DR UMKC AG def Emporia State WW KU Wilkins/Campbell (octs bye) def UMKC BS WSU Box/Coleman def Minnesota KN Open Semis KU CW def WU BC UMKC AG def Minnesota CH Open Finals KU CW def UMKC AG JV Quarters ESU Hanson/Huang def North Texas DM KU Clifford/Mapes def KCKCC Harzman/Russell Oklahoma BK def WSU Joe/Raftopoulous JV Semis KU CM def ESU HH JV Finals JCCC DK def KU CM Las Vegas JV Octs Wis-Oshosh II def CSFU BB JV Quarters Wis-Oshosh II def Idaho State BC JV Sems Wis-Oshosh II def UNLV CM JV Finals Oklahoma CM def Wis-Oshosh II (good chance i might have missed people. post corrections.) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
