2001-2002

The following is a list of notable accomplishments by Woodward debaters during the 2001-2002 season. The topic was:

Resolved: That the United States federal government should establish a foreign policy significantly limiting the use of weapons of mass destruction.

Elimination Round Appearances:

• Champions — Emory (Genna Cohen & Avery Dale)
• Champions — Vestavia Hills (Avery Dale & Naomi Dale)
• Champions — Georgia GHSA State (Jeff Fisher & Craig Kunkes, Andrew Shah & Lauren Tanis)
• Finalists — Lexington (Andrew Shah & Lauren Tanis)
• Finalists — Northwestern (Genna Cohen & Avery Dale)
• Semifinalists — Greenhill (Genna Cohen & Avery Dale)
• Semifinalists — Wake Forest (Naomi Dale & Krishna Panchapakesan)
• Semifinalists — East Grand Rapids (Elise Borochoff & Andrew Shah)
• Semifinalists — Glenbrooks (Genna Cohen & Avery Dale)
• Semifinalists — Vestavia Hills (Genna Cohen & Niji Jain)
• Quarterfinalists — Wake Forest (Jeffrey Fisher & Craig Kunkes)
• Quarterfinalists — St. Mark's (Genna Cohen & Avery Dale)
• Quarterfinalists — East Grand Rapids (Jeffrey Fisher & Craig Kunkes)
• Quarterfinalists — Lexington (Elise Borochoff & Bunny Tucker)
• Quarterfinalists — Vestavia Hills (Andrew Shah & Lauren Tanis)
• Quarterfinalists — Tournament of Champions (Genna Cohen & Avery Dale)
• Octafinalists — Wake Forest (Andrew Shah & Lauren Tanis)
• Octafinalists — New Trier (Elise Borochoff & Bunny Tucker)
• Octafinalists — MBA (Genna Cohen & Avery Dale)
• Octafinalists — Lexington (Naomi Dale & Krishna Panchapakesan)
• Octafinalists — Vestavia Hills (Elise Borochoff & Krishna Panchapakesan)
• Octafinalists — Northwestern (Elise Borochoff & Bunny Tucker)
• Octafinalists — Northwestern (Naomi Dale & Krishna Panchapakesan)
• Octafinalists — Tournament of Champions (Elise Borochoff & Bunny Tucker)
• Octafinalists — Tournament of Champions (Andrew Shah & Lauren Tanis)
• Double-Octafinalists — Greenhill (Elise Borochoff & Bunny Tucker)
• Double-Octafinalists — New Trier (Feras Akbik & Vishal Ruparelia)
• Double-Octafinalists — New Trier (Andrew Shah & Lauren Tanis)
• Double-Octafinalists — East Grand Rapids (Naomi Dale & Krishna Panchapakesan)
• Double-Octafinalists — Glenbrooks (Andrew Shah & Lauren Tanis)
• Double-Octafinalists — Emory (Elise Borochoff & Bunny Tucker)

Top Speaker Awards:

• 1st Speaker — Emory (Avery Dale)
• 2nd Speaker — Lexington (Lauren Tanis)
• 2nd Speaker — Northwestern (Avery Dale)
• 5th Speaker — Greenhill (Avery Dale)
• 8th Speaker — Tournament of Champions (Avery Dale)
• 9th Speaker — Emory (Genna Cohen)
• 10th Speaker — East Grand Rapids (Jeffrey Fisher)
• 12th Speaker — Wake Forest (Andrew Shah)
• 14th Speaker — Tournament of Champions (Genna Cohen)
• 15th Speaker — MBA (Avery Dale)
• 16th Speaker — Wake Forest (Lauren Tanis)
• 17th Speaker — St. Mark's (Avery Dale)
• 17th Speaker — Glenbrooks (Avery Dale)
• 18th Speaker — East Grand Rapids (Craig Kunkes)
• 20th Speaker — Lexington (Elise Borochoff)