Tri-County Forensic League:

Open Individual Events Tournament

(December 20, 2014)

The star of the day for El Camino today was Marlon Poroj, who brought in two trophies and a certificate. His top honor was a 1st Place finish in Duo Interpretation with Emily Mercer. They finished with rankings of 1, 2, 1 and averaged 29 Speaker Points per round. Marlon also earned a 2nd Place trophy in Dramatic Interpretation and a Certificate of Excellence in Spontaneous Argumentation (SPAR).

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In Impromptu, El Camino sent eight students into the storm, and three emerged with awards in-hand. Teddy Yerxa and Albert Tang earned trophies with their 9^th and 11^th Place finishes out of a field of approximately 100 competitors. Mustafa Waheb was only one ranking point behind Albert and went home with a Certificate of Superiority, the award level just below the trophy tier.

 

The El Camino Team following the awards ceremony.