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Wisconsin Forensic Coaches' Association |
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Last Modified: November 19, 2008
 The WFCA's mission is "to instill and develop in students communication skills vital for a lifetime of effective participation in a democratic society." To that end, the WFCA promotes the interests of Wisconsin interscholastic forensics by assisting in the regulation and improvement of forensic practices and by serving as a forum for the airing of opinions concerning forensic activities. Member schools receive notices of invitational tournaments through an official mailing list. The season culminates with the State Tournament, open to every member school. Read more ...
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Date change for 2010 State Tournament |
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Created: June 2, 2009
Hello all! I hope the end of the year is treating you well. As some of you already know, we made a change to the WFCA State Tournament date at the Spring Business Meeting. However, issues have come up with reserving the high school, and after looking at other options for buildings, Chris Zoch, Deano Pape and I have decided it would be better to change the date back to its “normal” spot – the third Saturday of April. So, for 2010, the WFCA State Tournament will be held on Saturday, April 17 with Congress on Friday, April 16. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but we are hoping we are letting you know early enough that you can make arrangements. If you have any questions, please let me know. Jodi Becker WFCA State Tournament Site Director |
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Last Modified: June 18, 2009
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The 39th annual WFCA State Tournament opened with 36 Student Congress participants debating legislation Friday afternoon, with the top 12 advancing to the Super Session that evening. On Saturday morning students from 64 schools pervaded Ripon College and Ripon Middle and High Schools for three rounds of competition. Semi-finalists performed after lunch, leading to the final round of the top six in each category. The awards ceremony recognized the lifetime accomplishments Barb Kallstrom of Durand as the 2009 Hintz Memorial Award winner. Six seniors received $1,000 scholarships. Individual event finalists and champions were announced, and the awards finished with the team awards. State Tournament Team and Individual Results State Congress Results Impromptu Results Scholarship Winners Photos |
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2009 Spring Meeting Recap |
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Last Modified: June 2, 2009
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The WFCA 2009 Spring Meeting was held May 2 in Hartford. Details will be in the meeting minutes, but here are the highlights: The tentative 2010 tournament calendar was established, and it will become official when voted on at the fall meeting. The 2010 State Tournament at Ripon has been set for April 10 (Congress on April 9) UPDATE: date has since been changed to April 17 (Congress April 16). All proposed bylaw and constitutional amendments (with some minor amendments) were passed. Two offices were up for election. Bonni Knight of Eau Claire North was selected as president-elect, and Mike Traas was re-elected as secretary. Jodi Becker concluded her term as president and is now past-president, and Rachel Garza is now president. |
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