On the second day of the Bronco Bash collegiate speech tournament hosted by the Ï㽶ÊÓƵ Bronco Forensics team and the team’s alumni, the current Broncos finished second. Trischia Ruekert, a senior from Beloit, Kansas, paced the Broncos on February 21 with first place finished in three categories: Communication Analysis, Persuasive and Extemporaneous Speaking.
Individual results are as follows:
Bronco Bash, February 20:
Ruekert: 2nd Place, Impromptu Speaking; 2nd Place, Communication Analysis; 3rd Place, Persuasive; 3rd Place, Informative
Dianna Rulon, a freshman from Arcadia, Indiana: 3rd Place, Extemporaneous Speaking; 7th Place, Communication Analysis
Austin Heinlein, a freshman from Hutchinson, Kansas: 1st Place, Dramatic Interpretation; 4th Place, Impromptu Speaking
Sabrina Maxwell, a freshman from North Richland Hills, Texas: 4th Place, Poetry
Carly Cremers, a freshman from Columbus, Nebraska: 3rd Place, Poetry
Carly Spotts-Falzone, a freshman from Wayzata, Minnesota: 1st Place, Poetry
Broncos Bash, February 21:
Eunice Adounkpe, a senior from Omaha, Nebraska: 6th Place, Impromptu Speaking
Ruekert: 1st Place, Communication Analysis; 1st Place, Extemporaneous Speaking; 1st Place, Persuasive; 3rd Place,Informative Speaking
Amanda Cox, a junior from Blue Hill, Nebraska: 5th Place, Prose; 6th Place, Program of Oral Interpretation
Caleb Merritt, a sophomore from Brookings, South Dakota: 2nd Place, Poetry
Kenzie Shofner, a sophomore from Maple Plain, Minnesota: 1st Place, Impromptu Speaking
Heinlein: 2nd Place, After Dinner Speaking
Spotts-Falzone: 4th Place, Poetry