Florida Gulf Coast Catholic Forensics League
The registration deadline for the October 2022 FGCCFL tournament at Patel High School has been extended to 9 PM on Friday, 30 September.
The extension includes entries, observers, judges, judge trainees, script titles, Congress legislation, and meals. The League will post further updates and make adjustments if necessary.
If you are able, please progress with your registration.
Thank you and stay safe!
When drafting Student Congress legislation, please refer to the guidance below, from the FGCCFL Student Congress Manual. Examples are also provided for your review.
Legislation for FGCCFL tournaments should be written using the FGCCFL legislation templates, which may be downloaded from the Congress page. “Using” a template means downloading it, opening it in a word processor (Microsoft Word, Pages, Google Docs, etc.), and editing the document by typing over the highlighted guide text with your own content. The finished product should then be saved in Microsoft Word format, reviewed for content and style, and uploaded to Tabroom.
Coaches only may have their legislation reviewed by the Congress Coordinator, Josh Schneider, by e-mailing it to him at the address shown in the tournament invitation. (Please be sure that the legislation is attached as a file, not as a Google or OneDrive link.) Please allow 48 hours for a response.
FGCCFL’s first tournament of the season will be held on 8 October 2022 at Patel High School in Tampa. Registration (coaches only) will be on Tabroom; the deadline is 29 September 30 September.
FGCCFL has created an electronic balloting guide with instructions for completing Speech, Congress, and Debate ballots on Tabroom. Thanks to Jennifer Bell of Wharton High School for putting this guide together.
Updated instructions for judges at FGCCFL Online Tournaments are now available for download. These instructions pertain to both NSDA Campus and Tabroom electronic ballots.
REMINDER: Judges must ensure that they have the necessary equipment, including camera, Chrome browser (Microsoft Edge is currently 100% compatible), and reliable internet connection.
Videos of the online judge trainings held October 3 are now available on the new Judge Training page. Judge “cheat sheets” for the rest of 2020 and IE rules/criteria have also been posted.
A brief how-to guide for Student Congress on NSDA Campus is now available. Those participating in the Wharton Mini Congress should download and review this information.
Tabroom has provided a one-page quick reference for judges that explains how to sign up and how to complete an online ballot on Tabroom.
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