Intention of Senior League
is to encourage debaters and offer a platform to practise debating. Participating
students should be in Years 11 to 13. Open to all schools in their first
year, afterwards to Society members only. Some schools have already registered.
For conditions and further details:
 rules
(pdf) code
of conduct (pdf)
Senior Debating League
2009/2010
----Results of the SL quarter- and semifinals----
Both final rounds took place at the Albert-Einstein-Gymnasium,
Böblingen on 12th June. Thank you to all teams and judges who ignored
the great weather and the FIFA World Cup to make this event happen!!!
Here are the results:
--Quarters--
OHG Ludwigsburg - Lessing-GYM Winnenden 0:3
AEG Böblingen - Taus-GYM Backnang 3:0
LGH Schwäb. Gmünd - KOSt Stuttgart 3:0
Schubart-GYM Ulm - Kepler-GYM Stuttgart 2:1
Semi-Finalists: LGH, AEG, Schubart, LGW
--Semis-
LGH Schwäb. Gmünd - AEG Böblingen 4:1
Schubart-GYm, Ulm - LGW 3:2
Congratulations to the league finalists LGH Schwäb. Gmünd and
Schubart, Ulm!!! The final will take place on the 26th June 2010 at 12PM
at the Haus der Wirtschaft in Stgt. See details below.
PLEASE ATTEND AS AN AUDIENCE!! Thank You ;)Have a nice World Cup,
Chris
SL FINAL ROUNDS
-------Quarters and Semis-------
12th June 2010
at Albert-Einstein-Gymnasium, Böblingen
Schedule:
11.45 Teams arrive
12.00 Motion announcement quarter-finals
13.00 Quarterfinals
coffee break!!!
15.15 Motion announcement semi-finals
16.15 Semi-finals
17.45/18.00 teams depart
-------Grand Final-------
26th June 2010
at Bertha-Benz-Saal,
Haus der Wirtschaft Stuttgart,
Willi-Bleicher-Straße 19,
70174 Stuttgart
how
to find it
Schedule:
9.45 Finalists arrive
10.00 Motion announcement + prep (2hrs)
12.00 Grand Final + Closing Ceremony
ca 14.00/14.30 Teams depart
Every team that has participated in this year's Senior League is invited
to attend both events. We know we can't force you, but it would be a great
sign of appreciation to the (quarter-/semi-)finalists if they didn't have
to debate to an empty hall. Thank You!
See you all soon and best regards to everyone!
Chris
schedule
(Würzburg,
print version/black+white)
Please note that the semi-finals were moved to another date.
draw (Würzburg, rounds 5-8 - 12th-14th
March 2010)
Dear all
The draw for Würzburg is ready! Unfortunately, two teams had to drop
out, but the rest of you have signed up in time, so it made the release
of this draw possible before I leave the country for two weeks...in six
hours ;P. Thanks to all of you for keeping the deadline!!!
The motions for the prepared rounds 5 & 7 (yes, we'll begin with a
prepared round this time...) are:
- TH has no confidence in the German Federal Government
(rd 5)
- TH would negotiate with the Taliban (rd 7)
Interesting material developed by our motions committee Christopher
Sloan, Klaus-Peter Heil and Helene Rädler. Thanks to the three of
you
for your work!
The draw has been done using IDEA Easy Tournament. The sides were picked
randomly in rounds 5 and 7 (prepared) and then swapped for the following
impromptu rounds.
However, the software isn't as "easy" as the title may indicate,
the
main problem being that it does NOT inform me when priorities can't be
kept during a shuffle, i.e. a team not switching sides when it should
because it had already debated the only team left.
I've checked and double-checked the whole thing over and over again and
I'm confident that I found everything but still may not have. Please
check if your teams end up in fishy positions (not having changed sides
when they should have or have debated a team already). This can be
amended as soon as you let me know. Changes should be minor.
Please check mails regularly for changes!
The schedule will be ready in the upcoming days, but please plan to
arrive at the Würzburg hostel by 4.30 PM on 12th MAR.
Best regards,
Chris Sanchez
draw (rounds 3+4 - 30th January 2010)
January, 30th, 2010
Schedule rounds 3 and 4
Timeline:
12 am Teams arrive
12.30 Round 3 (impromptu): Motion announcement
----judges briefing ----
13.30 Round 3: Debate
14.45-15.15 Coffee break
15.30 Round 4 (prepared): Debate
17:00 End/Teams leave
start: November 7th 2009 (rounds 1+2), rounds 3+4: January 1st 2010,
rounds 5+6+7+8+semi finals: Debating-Weekend in Würzburg March 12th-14th
2010, final: July 4th 2010.
We need your registrations by the 31st October at the latest.
November, 7th, 2009
Schedule rounds 1 and 2
12.00 - 12.30 : Teams arrive
12.30: Welcome
12.45: Motion for impromptu debate announced
12.45 - 13.45: preparation time for impromptu and
Judges' briefing
13.45 - 15.30: Round 1: impromptu debate
15.30 - 16.00: coffee break
16.00 - 17.30: Round 2: prepared debate (THBT times of crisis are beneficial
for mankind)
18.00: teams depart
draw (rounds 1+2)
38 participants:
Albert-Einstein-Gymnasium, Böblingen
BIZE Weissach, Weissach i.Tal
Burghardt-Gymnasium, Buchen
Christoph-Schrempf-Gymnasium Besigheim
Copernicus-Gymnasium Philippsburg
Droste-Hülshoff-Schule, Friedrichshafen
Ellenrieder-Gymnasium, Konstanz
Dillmann-Gymnasium, Stuttgart
Elly-Heuss-Knapp-Gymnasium Stuttgart
Ferdinand-Porsche-Gymnasium Stuttgart
Friedrich-Abel-Gymnasium, Vaihingen/Enz
Friedrich-Schiller-Gymnasium, Fellbach
Georg-Büchner-Gymnasium Winnenden
Gymnasium in der Taus, Backnang
Hans-Furler-Gymnasium Oberkirch
Hans-und-Sophie-Scholl-Gymansium Ulm
Heinrich-von-Gagern-Gymnasium Frankfurt
Hölderlin-Gymnasium Stuttgart
Johannes-Kepler-Gymnasium Leonberg
Johannes-Kepler-Gymnasium Stuttgart
Königin-Olga-Stift, Stuttgart
Landesgymnasium f. Hochbegabte, Schw.Gmünd
Lessing-Gymnasium, Winnenden
Ludwig-Uhland-Gymnasium, Kirchheim
Max-Born-Gymnasium, Backnang
Mörike-Gymnasium, Esslingen
Munich at Willi-Graf- Gymn.
Nellenburg-Gymnasium Stockach
Otto-Hahn-Gymnasium, Ludwigsburg
Parler-Gymnasium, Schw.Gmünd
Pestalozzi-Gymnasium, Biberach
??Patch High School
Salier-Gymnasium Waiblingen
Scheffel-Gymnasium, Lahr
Schubart-Gymnasium, Ulm
Taunusschule, Bad Camberg
Theodor-Heuss-Gymnasium Esslingen
Willi-Graf-Gymnasium, München
Wirtemberg-Gymnasium, Stuttgart
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