13th International Debate Academy Slovenia 2015 Breaks



Semifinalists after 6 rounds.

1. USA - Air Force - Hilliard & Williams
2. USA - Air Force - Murphy & Nordell
3. USA - Air Force - Lerdahl & Ottino
4. Slovenia - Pusnik & Jerman
5. Slovenia & Poland - Fabiani & Bartkowiak
6. Slovenia - Heath & Verdnik
7. Netherlands - Paas & Buijvoets
8. USA - Vermont - Gliserman & Tiley

SEMI 1
1 USA - Air Force - Hilliard & Williams
8 USA - Vermont - Gliserman & Tile
4 Slovenia - Pusnik & Jerman
5 Slovenia & Poland - Fabiani & Bartkowiak

SEMI 2
2 USA - Air Force - Murphy & Nordell
7 Netherlands - Paas & Buijvoets
3 USA - Air Force - Lerdahl & Ottino
6 Slovenia - Heath & Verdnik





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