Last weekend, the U-M Debate program won the 38th annual American Debate Association National Championship, which features nearly 200 competitors from 25 institutions. The team concludes the season next month at the 79th annual National Debate Tournament as the defending champion….

Last weekend, the U-M Debate program won the 38th annual American Debate Association National Championship, which features nearly 200 competitors from 25 institutions. The team concludes the season next month at the 79th annual National Debate Tournament as the defending champion….

Last weekend, the University of Michigan Debate Program claimed victory at the 38th annual American Debate Association (ADA) National Championship, held at Emory University. The tournament featured nearly 200 competitors representing 25 institutions from across the country. U-M’s top team, composed of seniors [insert names if available], delivered a dominant performance throughout the weekend, culminating in a decisive win in the final round.

This marks a significant achievement for the Wolverines, reinforcing their position as a powerhouse in collegiate debate. The ADA Championship is known for its rigorous competition and high standards of argumentation, making U-M’s win especially noteworthy. The victory is a testament to the team’s commitment, strategic excellence, and countless hours of preparation.

With this momentum, the team now sets its sights on the 79th annual National Debate Tournament (NDT), scheduled for next month. As the defending champions of the NDT, Michigan aims to repeat its historic success and further solidify its legacy in the debate community. Coaches and team members expressed pride in their accomplishment and optimism heading into the final competition of the season. The U-M Debate Program continues to uphold a tradition of excellence, intellectual rigor, and competitive spirit.