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Damien Wins The Northwestern RR; Ehrlich-Quinn Top Speaker

November 26th, 2009 Bill Batterman

The Clarion Dewitt Hardy 2009 Round Robin at Northwestern University concluded on Wednesday evening with an awards dinner in the North Shore Room at the Hotel Orrington. The results were announced by Luke Hill, Program Coordinator of the Northwestern University Debate Society and the host of the Round Robin.

Champions: Damien — Reid Ehrlich-Quinn & Pablo Gannon
(10 ballots, split with Whitney Young and Westlake)

2nd Place: Glenbrook South — Richard Day & Will Thibeau
(8 ballots, split with Westlake and GBN, lost to Damien — 568 high-low points)

3rd Place: Westlake — John Baker & David Mullins
(8 ballots, split with GBS, GBN, Highland Park, and Damien — 567.5 high-low points)

Top Speakers:
1. Reid Ehrlich-Quinn – Damien (286.0 high-low points)
2. Rett Young – Highland Park (285.5)
3. David Mullins – Westlake (285.0, 342.5 total points)
4. Richard Day – Glenbrook South (285.0, 341.5)
5. Pablo Gannon – Damien (284.5)

Public Debate:

The top two seeds were invited to participate in a public debate. On a 16-9 decision—each member of the audience received a vote—Glenbrook South defeated Damien. (To be fair, the audience included a sizable contingent of GBS parents and students.)

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  1. Tyler Snelling
    November 26th, 2009 at 00:23 | #1

    is their a recording of the round available online?

  2. November 26th, 2009 at 00:33 | #2

    I recorded the audio and Nick Fiori recorded the video. I’ll post it–along with 19 other recordings from The Glenbrooks and the Northwestern RR–soon… it just takes a while to process them.

  3. Tyler Snelling
    November 26th, 2009 at 00:40 | #3

    thank you, will u post a comment here with where i can find them when you are done?

  4. Will Thibeau
    November 26th, 2009 at 01:43 | #4

    I’ve heard we won 7, 8 and 9 ballots. Any confirmation possible?

  5. November 26th, 2009 at 06:06 | #5

    GBS won 7 ballots, but 9 votes in the finals as I understand it. Let’s get final word from Luke.

  6. November 26th, 2009 at 12:39 | #6

    Will–unless the results spreadsheet that Prof. Hill sent out is incorrect, you and Richard won 8. The outcome of your debate against GBN and Westlake’s debate against Damien in round seven determined the final standings… you guys had .5 more high-low points than Westlake so you were invited to participate in the finals.

    Congrats on a great performance and Happy Thanksgiving! (And Go Pack! Losing to the Lions on Thanksgiving might be too much for me to take.)

  7. November 26th, 2009 at 14:40 | #7

    Here’s a link to the spreadsheet in question – http://www.infiniteprep.com/?p=233

  8. Will Thibeau
    November 26th, 2009 at 21:17 | #8

    Ok, so it looks like 8.

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