Cross County is sending five students to the state competition. Ella Pinkleman and Revin Nyberg qualified for Duet Acting. Mason Lindburg qualified for Entertainment Speaking. Addie Linn qualified for Informative Speaking. Ava Cramer qualified for Extemporaneous Speaking.-
High Plains is sending nine students to the state competition. Allie Howell and Rylee Hofmann and Nathan Ertzner and Ryan McNaught qualified for Duet Acting. Kyleigh Farley qualified for Persuasive Speaking. Madi Zerr qualified for Oral Interpretation of Poetry and Program Oral Interpretation. Wesley Wostrel qualified for Informative Speaking. Ertzner qualified for Entertainment Speaking and Oral Interpretation of Poetry. Howell qualified for Persuasive Speaking. Kyleigh Farley, Peyton Hofmann and Rylee Hof
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Osceola is sending seven students to the state competition. The team of Bransen Lavaley, Creighton Sterup, Hayden Lavaley, Joseph Meysenburg and Matthew DeMers qualified for Oral Interpretation of Drama. Liam White qualified for Extemporaneous Speaking. DeMers qualified for Entertainment Speaking. Sadie Sterup qualified for Program Oral Interpretation. Hayden Lavaley qualified for Oral Interpretation of Poetry and Oral Interpretation of Serious Prose.
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Shelby-Rising City is sending two students to the State competition. Aurora Slusarski and Gavin Ohnemus qualified for Duet Acting.
Polk County speech teams are heading to Kearney for the State speech meet this week.
Cross County (C1) and Shelby-Rising City (C2) will compete on Thursday, while High Plains (D1) and Osceola (D1) will compete on Friday. All competition will take place at Kearney High School.
High Plains is sending nine students to the state competition. Allie Howell and Rylee Hofmann and Na...
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