Kansas Wesleyan’s Debate and Forensics team wrapped up its regular season in late February, with success at a pair of tournaments hosted virtually by Bowling Green State University.&nbsp;

As a team, the Coyotes finished fifth in debate sweepstakes, while Abby Wray (Wichita, Kan.) and Savannah Bonilla (Salina, Kan.) each took home a pair of awards. A full capsule of KWU results appears below.&nbsp;

Wray and Bonilla: Tournament Champions, Parliamentary Debate&nbsp;

Elizabeth Schaefer (Lyons, Kan.): Fifth Place, Dramatic Interpretation and Fifth Place, Prose Interpretation&nbsp;

KWU will next compete at a pair of national championship events in early March, where the program will look to add to its more than 50 national titles.

Kansas Wesleyan UniversityKansas Wesleyan’s Debate and Forensics team wrapped up its regular season in late February, with success at a pair of tournaments hosted virtually by Bowling Green State University.&nbsp;As a team, the Coyotes finished fifth in debate sweepstakes, while Abby Wray (Wichita, Kan.) and Savannah Bonilla (Salina, Kan.) each took home a pair of awards. A full capsule of KWU results appears below.&nbsp;Tournament Feb. 26, 2022:&nbsp;Wray and Bonilla: Tournament Champions, Parliamentary Debate&nbsp;Elizabeth Schaefer (Lyons, Kan.): Fifth Place, Dramatic Interpretation and Fifth Place, Prose Interpretation&nbsp;Team: Fifth, Debate Sweepstakes&nbsp;Tournament Feb. 27, 2022:&nbsp;Wray and Bonilla: Tournament Champions, Parliamentary Debate&nbsp;KWU will next compete at a pair of national championship events in early March, where the program will look to add to its more than 50 national titles.

KWU debate and forensics excels in final tune-up for nationals