Congratulations!
(l-r) Skyler Gregory, Forensics Team Coach Mike Dugaw and Sarah Todd celebrate the team's victory at Phi Rho Pi nationals.
About Us
LCC has a strong and successful Forensic program. Members participate in regional and individual contests, enjoying success against two-year and four-year schools alike.
The program is affiliated with Phi Rho Pi, the National Forensics Society.
A number of scholarships are open for interested students.
Tournament Schedule:
Longview schedule only, for complete schedule see full Tournament Schedule
Spring 2010
- April 23-24: Northwest Community College Championships
Recent News Stories
- Lower Columbia College Forensics Team Posts Successful Year, May 12, 2009
- Sumner graduate becomes top debater, The Herald, April 8, 2009
- Great debate: LCC student makes waves at national competition, The Daily News, April 5, 2009
- National champs, again: Debate duo wins second title, University of Nevada, Reno, News, March 31, 2009
- Lower Columbia College debater places second at national tournament, March 26, 2009
- Nevada's Dynamic Duo,University of Nevada, Reno, Web, March 27, 2009
- LCC Forensics Team posts solid showing, March 16, 2009
Previous Competitions
- Spokane Falls Inland Empire Invitational Tournament, March 6-7, 2009
- 36th Annual Steelhead Classic High School Speech Tournament, LCC, January 30-31 2009.
- 36th Annual Smelt Classic College Speech Tournament LCC, November 2008.
- Tournament of the Great West, LCC, March 2008, together with 16 other Northwest colleges and universities. LCC tied for First Place in Overall Sweepstakes, and received a Superior Award for Debate, and a Good Award for Individual Events.
- Northwest Forensics Conference Speech And Debate Tournament
LCC, March 2008, Forensics Team won the third place Community College Award.
"This team has come further than any team I have ever coached. They have applied themselves and made tremendous progress. I am quite proud of them."
- Mike Dugaw, Forensics Team Coach
Club Meetings
Monday and Wednesday, 3 - 5 pm, Applied Arts Building Room 102.
For more information contact
Forensics Team Coach
360.442.2671