 In each of the possible 14 events, the top four places move to
sectional competition Feb. 15 at Charleston.Senior Matthew
Langdon and sophomore Braden Tanner placed second in dramatic duet
acting; sophomores Tanner and Zac McCray placed second in humorous
duet acting; senior Justin Broom placed fourth in both dramatic
interpretation and prose reading; senior Konnor Browne was fourth in
oratorical declamation; senior Joella Vermeire was fourth in poetry
reading; freshman Claire Conrady placed fourth in original comedy;
and senior Bradley Miller was fourth in radio speaking.
Also placing at the regional and becoming alternates to the
sectional competition were freshman Reagen Tibbs, fifth in
extemporaneous speaking; Miller, fifth in original oratory; and
Browne, fifth in informational speaking.
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"The team had a super showing at regionals," said head coach
Jennifer Keith. "Traveling nearly three hours away to perform is
always a little scary, but the kids did a great job, and we're
hopeful to see great performances again at the sectional level.
"Of course, not having Mrs. (Abby) Curry with us was a hardship,"
Keith continued, "but she had a great reason —
she gave birth to her son Saturday —
and we thought that was good luck for the team."
[Text from file received from
Lincoln Community
High School staff] |
