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Latest Forensics News

National Forensic Association Tournament

Competed on: April 15-19, 2010

Competed at: Ohio University

Number of Schools Involved: 84 schools from throughout the country

Marietta team members

• Scott Burnham
• Ryan Ellis
• Ben Reese

Number of events entered: 4

Number of entries: 6

Number of rounds: 24

Placement: 22nd in President's III Division

Ryan Ellis stated: "This tournament was eye opening. The competition lived up to nationals standards and there is quite a bit to draw upon for next year. The bonding and fellowship with other teams was a great experience as was seeing competitors we’ve faced before and meeting new friends. I am excited about next year." (Ryan is a junior)

Scott Burnham, team president, stated: "The quality of the events at NFA proved to us that the MC Forensics Team is capable of anything. This tournament provided the stepping stone that we needed toward a remarkable 2010-2011 season on which we will work harder and practice more diligently all summer." (Scott is a junior)

Ben Reese stated: "Seeing some of the students from other schools in semi-finals and finals was inspirational and gave us ideas for next year. Personally, NFA made me think about my own events for next year and ways in which the team can improve on the regional and national circuits." (Ben is a freshman)