HECTION 13.0

Feb 8, 2026 · AP

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15 teams (This edition)

HECTION 13.0 (2026)7 motionsCA: Rona S.

Round 1This House Prefers a world where the primary purpose of pursuing education is “self-actualization” rather than “improving one’s standard of living.”
Round 2This House Supports the increasing trend of low maintenance relationship.
Round 3This House, as feminist movement, Would make 6B as primary advocacy strategy.
Pre-SemifinalsThis House Regrets the glorification of narrative “we listen and we don’t judge”.
SemifinalsThis House Believes That US intervention in Venezuela is within the interest of the Venezuelan people.
3rd Play-OffIn resolving environmental civil disputes, This House Prefers to sue perpetrators of environmental crimes through ADR rather than the courts.
Grand FinalThis House Regrets the political fragmentation following the fall of Rome.

Social & Identity43%

Education14%

International Relations14%

History14%

What gets set here, next to how you have scored on each category across your own imported rounds.

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T-7Read the roomGo through this page once so nothing on the day surprises you.
T-6Work through "Generating arguments"Foundations for Social & Identity motions, the biggest slice of what gets set here.Open the lesson ›
T-5Prep sprint: one Social & Identity motion, 15 minutes, full caseMechanism, actors, weighing. Time it like the real thing.Pull a motion ›
T-4Case-prep past motions this tournament actually setStart with: This House Prefers a world where the primary purpose of pursuing education is “self-actual...Motion archive below ›
T-3One practice round with a partner or clubmateAsk for a Social & Identity motion and your weaker bench.
T-2Second sprint: EducationPull a motion ›
T-1Light review and logisticsReread the numbers above, check the schedule, sleep. No new material the night before.

40% of teams break

Teams usually guarantee their break on 3 points.

Break on speaks? Average at least 74.3.

Last edition: 6 of 15 teams broke.

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??.?–??.? estimated speaker score

73.6 avg speaker score

Most speakers land between 72.1 and 75.0.

What finishing high has taken:

Top speaker pace 76.3

Top-10 pace 74.7

Top-20 pace 73.7

Median average speaks at each finishing spot, across 1 edition.

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