Judge at a Speech and Debate Tournament for La Cueva HS
La Cueva High School Speech and Debate is looking for neutral judges (non-parents) to help fill their judge burden at tournaments this Season, especially in Debate. In addition to La Cueva HS, the NM Speech and Debate community as a whole is also looking for neutral judges. That is why we need you!

Please sign up to be contacted about judging at speech and debate tournaments in the Albuquerque area this school year. By entering your information the La Cueva coach, Natalie Eames (lcspeechdebate@gmail.com) will send an email before each tournament with a link to sign up to judge. As a general rule, the time needed will be from a 1/2 day to 1 1/2 days, depending on the tournament. Each sign up will give you the option to choose how much you are available. 

In order to judge you will need an account on Tabroom.com, the platform used for judging speech and debate tournaments. If you need help signing up for an account, you can go here.

The tournaments currently scheduled are:
Nov. 8 - El Dorado Speech & Debate Tournament - Eldorado High School- Albuquerque, NM

Nov. 15 - NM District Big Questions National Qualifier Tournament - NSDA Campus (Virtual)

Dec. 5-6 - CHS “Eye of the Storm” Tournament - Cleveland High School- Rio Rancho, NM

Jan. 16-17 - La Cueva “Cave Classic” Tournament - La Cueva High School- Albuquerque, NM

Jan. 30-31 - CCPS Speech & Debate Tournament - Cottonwood Classical Preparatory School- Albuquerque, NM

Feb. 14 - State Congress (Nat Qual) - TBD

Feb. 27-28 - State Speech & Debate Championships - TBD

March 20-21 - NM District Tournament - *Albuquerque Academy- Albuquerque, NM


If you have questions of how to judge check out our judge training website with various resources to help you get ready.

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