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I have a question. Can you add Middle School state champions and national middle school champions onto the site? This Is because it is a remarkable achievement to have your voice heard when so young. This is a big recommendation that I have heard in Kentucky junior tournaments. This is way better than the old SpeechGeek.

All I could find was Kentucky’s State. I searched up junior State on Tabroom, but nothing came up (Except Kentucky). Here are the champs for junior State below.

Extemporaneous Speaking

2024 – Ismail Khan (The Lexington School)

2023 – Haasini Beeram (SCAPA)

2022 – Parker Hay (Gray)

2021 – Louis Schlosser (Beechwood)

2020 – Maddie Andreatta (SCAPA)

2019 – Sofia Wu (SCAPA)

2018 – Madison Baker (Hindman)

2017 – Kyra Shutt (Murray)

2016 – Nicholas Skidmore (SCAPA)

2015 – Greg McMillan (Ockerman)

2014 – Sydney Jones (Turkey Foot)

2013 – Leila Abou-Jaoude (SCAPA)

2012 – Jared Thomas (Harrison Co.)

2011 – Zach Goldberg
(Kentucky Country Day)

2010 – Sam Thomas (Ockerman)

2009 – Leia Wedlund (SCAPA)

2008 – Lia Wedlund (SCAPA)

2007 –

2006 –

2005 – Ellie Todd (SCAPA)

2004 –

2003 –

2002 –

2001 –

2000 – Courtney Otto
(Kentucky Country Day)

1999 –

1998 –

1997 –

1996 –

1995 –

1994 –

1993 –

1992 –

1991 – Benjamin Ross (LaRue County)

1990 –

1989 –

1988 –

1987 – Myles Presler
(Lexington Beaumont)

1986 – Kellye Geurin
(Calloway County)

1985 – Brian Reed
(Lexington Jessie Clark)

1984 – Diane Clark (Union County)

1983 – Tim Weatherford
(Calloway County)

1982 – Mike Walsh
(Lexington Beaumont)

1981 – Bill Swinford (Harrison County)

1980 – Tara McCullough
(Clark Moores)

1979 – Steve Remmers
(Louisville St. Xavier)

1978 – Danny Lamb (Calloway County)

1977 – Janice Mueller (Russell)

1976 – Meg Hammer
(Louisville Sacred Heart)

1975 –

1974 – Bobby Layton
(Bourbon County)