Tournament scrapbook - World Schools Debating Championships
Tournament scrapbook - World Schools Debating Championships
Tournament scrapbook - World Schools Debating Championships
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CANADA<br />
12/3/08 9:59 AM<br />
South Africa. Outside debate, Sam is an active jazz trumpeter and singer, and<br />
a member of several nationally acclaimed performing groups. Grandson of a<br />
sea captain, Sam looks forward to bringing a distinctive Newfoundland flavor<br />
to the team.<br />
David Miko,<br />
David Andrew Miko was born on March 5th, 1990 and is currently a grade<br />
twelve student at Westmount Charter School in Calgary, Alberta. When not<br />
prepping for <strong>World</strong>'s or debating at various local and national tournaments,<br />
David can be found training his school's debate team, advocating on behalf<br />
of his school's students on the Student Council and overseeing yearbook<br />
construction as Editor-in-Chief. Since elementary school, David's dream has<br />
been to participate in the <strong>World</strong>'s <strong>Championships</strong>, and this opportunity is one<br />
he waits for with great anticipation. After university David plans to pursue a<br />
career in law or politics.<br />
Daniel Lewis,<br />
Daniel is a grade 11 student at the Halifax Grammar School. He started<br />
debating in grade 8, and qualified for Junior Nationals at his first tournament.<br />
In grade 9 he began debating much more seriously, and has been traveling<br />
across the country debating since then. When not debating or participating in<br />
other academic pursuits, Daniel is training for cross country or middle<br />
distance track, competing at the provincial level. Daniel also enjoys<br />
backcountry skiing and orienteering. The areas of expertise that he brings to<br />
the team include military history and European football.<br />
Martin Poirier – Coach-<br />
It could not be a Canadian National Team without a token French Canadian.<br />
The coach is barely understandable in either National languages, but becomes<br />
somewhat more logical after consuming his daily dosage of red wine.<br />
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