Comprehensive List of National Qualifiers

The following is a complete list of Fayette County students who have qualified for the National Forensic League National Tournament (in reverse chronological order). In total, Fayette County has qualified 40 students to the National Tournament. Italicized entries qualified for but did not attend the tournament.

2009-2010 (Kansas City, MO)

• Yosef Shelbaya, Student Congress

2008-2009 (Birmingham, AL)

• Trusha Daya and Sonika Reddy, Policy Debate
• Ben Battles and Jordan Certeza, Public Forum Debate
• Eric Bogert, Lincoln Douglas
• Allen Chancey, International Extemporaneous Speaking
• Iesha White, International Extemporaneous Speaking

2007-2008 (Las Vegas, NV)

• Iesha White, International Extemporaneous Speaking
• Eric Bogert, Lincoln Douglas
• Navroz Tharani, Student Congress

2006-2007 (Wichita/Derby, KS)

• Yasin Hosein – Student Congress
• Karim Badani – Student Congress

2005-2006 (Dallas, TX)

• Jeffrey Miller and Jaklyn Edelstein, Policy Debate
• Munir Meghjani and Ross Wetherald, Public Forum Debate
• Yasin Hosein – International Extemporaneous Speaking
• Aaron Robertson – Student Congress

2004-2005 (Philadelphia, PA)

• Noordin Tharani and Rafiq Raziuddin, Policy Debate
• Morgan Bolden and Brittney Edmonds, Policy Debate
• Munir Meghjani, International Extemporaneous Speaking
• Andrew Puckett, Dramatic Interpretation

2003-2004 (Salt Lake City, UT)

• Janelle Rivard and Noordin Tharani, Policy Debate
• Michael Peaden, Original Oratory

2002-2003 (Atlanta, GA)

• Amanda Theodos and Alex Kennedy, Duo Interpretation

2001-2002 (Charlotte, NC)

• Michael Peaden, International Extemporaneous Speaking
• Kahlilah Pagan, Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking

2000-2001 (Norman, OK)

• Taine Duncan, Original Oratory

1999-2000 (Portland, OR)

• William Adams
• Colleen Mazure
• Andrew Londrillo, Student Congress
• Beth Kelley

1998-1999 (Phoenix, AZ)

• William Adams, Original Oratory & Humorous Interpretation

1997-1998 (St. Louis, MO)

• William Adams, Original Oratory
• Jennifer Jernigan, Student Congress

1996-1997 (Bloomington, MN)

• William Adams