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TABROOM
TABROOM
Most of our tournaments use TABROOM. Once you've decided to sign up for a tournament, please create an account (save your password) and send me the email you use. I recommend a personal email. Go to tabroom to sign up for tournaments, get your round assignments at a tournament, and see your ballots after a tournament ends. Other team members can also help you navigate tabroom, as it takes some practice.
Transportation
Transportation
Students can get to and from tournaments in a team van, or a parent can drop them off and pick them up from the tournament location. Alternatively, if a student is old enough to drive, they can drive themselves to and from the tournament IF they fill out the Alternative Transportation Waiver.
Alternative Transportation Waiver
Alternative Transportation Waiver
If you are allowed to drive and would like to drive yourself, OR DRIVE WITH ANOTHER TEAM MEMBER, you will need to fill out this form and turn it in to the front office. This form must be on file in order for you to get to and from tournaments on your own or with another team member. This form does NOT need to be filled out if your parent/ guardian is transporting you or if you are riding in the team van.
NSDA
NSDA
The NSDA website is a fantastic resource for learning more about your event. The website offers videos, learning materials, and tutorials. This is also where you will see your tournament points uploaded and you can track your progress through each level of achievement. For students who are interested, the All American award is given for 750 merit points earned by the end of high school and a 3.7 GPA
To create an account you will need a username and password (write it down), and then link to the RHS team. To access resource materials you will need to pay your team dues which include membership to NSDA
“In all debates, let truth be thy aim, not victory, or an unjust interest.” ― William Penn
“In all debates, let truth be thy aim, not victory, or an unjust interest.” ― William Penn
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