2026 Live Results - Friday, June 12th

Speech Arts - Intermediate and Above

Conrad Grebel University College - Community Room

Speech Arts - Intermediate Level - Ages 15-16

1st PlaceSolange KirkwoodHome Festival:LondonTitles:
King Lear: "By day and night he wrongs me", Act 1 Scene 3 by William Shakespeare
Gemini, "There's a trolley graveyard" by Albert Innaurato
2nd PlaceTawnia AghaeiHome Festival:NewmarketTitles:
I Didn’t Get It, Teen Girls’ Comedic Monologues That Are Actually Funny by Kate Huffman
Iphigenia In Aulis by Euripides
3rd PlaceVanessa YipHome Festival:TorontoTitles:
Estelle, Cocktails at Pam's by Stewart Lemoine
Macbeth. Act 5, Scene 5 by William Shakespeare

Speech Arts - Senior Level - Ages 17-18

1st PlaceMaggie-Dylan Norton-ShebibHome Festival:NorfolkTitles:
Joan La Pucelle Monologue, Henry VI, Part I, Act 5, Scene 4 by William Shakespeare
Charlotte Corday, The Revolutionists by Lauren Gunderson
Raelynn Nix, John Proctor is the Villain by Kimberley Bellflower
2nd PlaceChristopher ClarkeHome Festival:NorfolkTitles:
This Side of Heaven, This Side of Heaven: A Short Play by Don Zolidis
Chill, The Snow Show by Lindsay Price
PS, Humanity Sucks! (Clinical Rapacity Diagnosis), Original poem by Christopher Clarke
3rd PlaceHannah MartinHome Festival:BrantTitles:
The Song My Paddle Sings by Emily Pauline Johnson
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou
Much Ado About Nothing, O, If I Were A Man, Beatrice, Act 4, Scene 1 by William Shakespeare
Honourable MentionCynthia Thorpe-HungHome Festival:PeelTitles:
A Century Later by Imtiaz Dharker
Meeting the British by Paul Muldoon
Harry Porter and the Goblet of Fire: Chapter One The Riddle House by Joanne Rowling

Speech Arts - Advanced Level - Ages 19-28

1st PlaceGuneet MahalHome Festival:PeelTitles:
Snake by David Herbert Lawrence
Much Ado About Nothing (Act 2 Scene 1, Beatrice) by William Shakespeare
The Forsaken by Duncan Campbell Scott
Bibi Rajni by N/A - Storytelling/Folk Legend