* The World Online Debating Championships 2011

The Debates

All debates start at noon GMT. The first team listed propose the motion, the second team oppose it.

 

Grand Final

Monday 26th September
South Korea v Canada --- (Canada wins

Congratulations Canada,
World Online Debating Champions 2011

 

Semi Finals

Monday 12th September
Canada v Czech Republic --- (Canada wins)

Tuesday 13th September
Israel v South Korea --- (South Korea wins)

 

Quarter Finals

Monday 29th August
Uzbekistan v Czech Republic --- (Czech Republic wins)

Tuesday 30th August
Venezuela v Canada --- (Canada wins)

Wednesday 31st August
Mexico v South Korea --- (South Korea wins)

Thursday 1st September
Romania v Israel --- (Israel wins)

 

Second Round

Monday 15th August
Latvia v Uzbekistan --- (Uzbekistan wins)
Czech Republic v Scotland --- (Czech Republic wins)

Tuesday 16th August
Canada v Australia --- (Canada wins)
Colombia v Venezuela --- (Venezuela wins)

Wednesday 17th August
Pakistan2 v Rep. of Korea
Mexico v Mongolia 1 --- (Mexico wins)

Thursday 18th August
Romania v England --- (Romania wins)
Macedonia v Israel --- (Israel wins)

First Round

Monday 1st August
Latvia v Brazil --- (Latvia wins)
USA 2 v Uzbekistan --- (Uzbekistan wins)

Tuesday 2nd August
Mongolia 1 v Czech Republic --- (Czech Republic wins)
Scotland v Nepal --- (Scotland wins)

Wednesday 3rd August
Lithuania v Canada --- (Canada wins)
Rwanda v Australia --- (Australia wins)

Thursday 4th August
Bangladesh v Colombia --- (Colombia wins)
USA 1 v Venezuela --- (Venezuela wins)

Friday 5th August
Belgium v Pakistan 2 --- (Pakistan 2 wins)
Zimbabwe v Pakistan 1 --- (Both teams no-shows)

Saturday 6th August
China v Mexico --- (Mexico wins)
Trinidad and Tobago v Malaysia --- (Both teams no-shows)

Sunday 7th August
South Korea v Romania --- (Romania wins)
Mongolia 2 v England --- (England wins)

Monday 8th August
Nigeria v Macedonia --- (Macedonia wins)
Kenya v Israel --- (Israel wins)

 

Adjudicators

Neill Harvey-Smith (Chief Adjudicator)
Abida Shareen (Malaysia)
Iqbal Hafiedz (Malaysia)
Andy Hume (Scotland and Korea)
Colm Flynn (Ireland)
Jens Fischer (Germany)
Josh Martin (USA)
Leela Koenig (Netherlands)
Loke Wing Fatt (Singapore/China)
Nick Bibby (England)
Sharmila Parmanand (Phillipines/Australia)
Stephen Llano (USA)
Tommy Toner (Scotland)
Uve Poom (Estonia)
Rinat Gershfeld (Israel)