Extemporaneous Public Speaking LDE

The students competing in the Extemporaneous Public Speaking LDE are exceptional at organizing their thoughts into a comprehensive and logical presentation, additionally building their confidence, poise and presentation skills. Event participants are given 30 minutes to prepare a speech on a general agricultural topic. The speech must be four to six minutes in length. At the conclusion of the speech, the judges may question the speaker for five minutes. Finalists are selected based on speech delivery, content and responses to the questions.

WAFFA 2017-2021 Extemporaneous Speaking Handbook/Rules REVised 2022

State Winning Extemporaneous Public Speaker- Ileana Wall

2023 State Winning Individual: Ileana Wall, Yelm

2023 WA FFA Extemp Results

2022 State Winning Individual: Elysia Rogerson, Colton

2022 WA FFA Extemp Results

2021 State Winning Individual: Samuel Gillis, Elma (Results)

2020 = state event cancelled due to COVID-19

2019 State Winning Individual: Lauren Stubbs, LaCrosse, coached by Lisa Baser

2019.WA FFA Extemp Results

2018 State Winning Individual: Alec Klaveano, Pullman, coached by Rob Matthews

2018.WA FFA Extemp Results

2017 State Winning Individual: Baylee Easterday, Chiawana, coached by Caitlin Coulsey & Renee Johnson

2017. WA FFA Extemp Results

2016 State Winning Individual: Mollee Gray, Medical Lake, coached by Jennie Wagner

2016.WA FFA Extemporaneous Public Speaking CDE Results

2015 State Winning Individual: Savannah Chadwick, Colton, coached by Nathan Moore

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