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Tournament championships were earned by Annie Sheley in radio and
special occasion, Cameron Kurtz in extemporaneous and impromptu, and
Taylor Muck in verse. Other finalists for Lincoln were Cody Follis
and Kaylyn Engelhardt, second in dramatic duet; Todd Schumacher,
third, and Katy Langdon, sixth, in dramatic interpretation; Kaylyn
Engelhardt and Kelly Knecht, second in humorous duet; Stephanie
Holford, second, and Hailey Cooper, sixth, in humorous
interpretation; Janel Filbeck, second in declamation; Todd
Schumacher, second, and Hailey Cooper, third, in original comedy;
Janel Filbeck, third, and Caiti Wunderlin, sixth, in oratory; Cody
Follis, second, and Jairris Vermeire, third, in prose; Kelly Knecht,
second in special occasion; and Jairris Vermeire, third, and Katy
Langdon, seventh, in verse.
Novice finalists for Lincoln were Haley Adams-Huynh, third in
oratory, and Abby Parmenter, fifth in declamation and special
occasion.
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 "This tournament today was special as it was named in honor of
former coach Connie Link, who is terminally ill," said Ed Jodlowski,
one of the Lincoln coaches. "In lieu of trophies for the top teams,
they decided to make a donation to a charity of the winning teams.
We made our donation to the Bro-Men Hospice in honor of Miss Link --
she is a mentor to both Ms. Schreiber and myself -- so we were truly
honored by the team's tremendous effort."
The team prepares to travel to the competitive Downers Grove
South tournament this weekend. The tournament in Lincoln is slated
for Jan. 26.
[Text from file received
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