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 ...
Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 August 2009 21:56
As we honor our 40 years as an organization, a special 40th Anniversary Celebration is being planned for the weekend of April 30 - May 2, 2010 in Wisconsin Dells. The business meeting will be Saturday, May 1. See the Meetings link from the Information menu to get the latest information for the business meeting. Business will include elections for President-Elect and Treasurer, and a proposal for double-entry at the state tournament.
Please register now or as soon as you know you'll be attending so that we can get an accurate count of attendees. If necessary you can cancel later.
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.
It's forensic tournament season once again. Tournament hosts can send invitations and results to
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to be posted on the Calendar and Invitations pages.
A recent change is that there is no Algoma tournament on February 20, but Kaukauna will be having a tournament on that date, moving from their original March 6 date.
