More Festival results

English drama
(Thursday April 9)
•Choral Speaking, Grade 7—1. J.W. Walker School (Honours)
•Choral Speaking, Grade 2—1. J.W. Walker School (Honours)
•Reader’s Theatre, Grade 2—1. J.W. Walker School
•Choral Speaking, Grades 6-8—1. Sturgeon Creek Alternative Program (Honours)
•Skit, Grades 6-8—1. Sturgeon Creek Alternative Program (First Class Honours)
•Skit, Grades 11 and 12—1. Nicole LePine and Joey Onichuk
•Serious Monologue, Grades 9 and 10—1. Mackenzie Wright
•Serious Monologue, Grades 11 and 12—1. Chelsea Barron
•Humorous Monologue, Grades 9 and 10—1. Chelsea Beyak (Honours) 2. (tie) Mira Donaldson and Daphne Sharp
•Prepared Speech, Grades 9 and 10—1. Mira Donaldson (Honours)
•Prose Reading, Grade 12—1. Shawn Masakeyash (Honours)
•Humorous Solo Poetry, Grade 1—1. (tie) Addison Chown and Alexis Latter
•Humorous Prose Reading, Grade 1—1. Alexis Latter (Honours)
•Humorous Solo Poetry, Grade 5—1. Christian Wiedenhoeft (Honours) 2. (tie) Jack Clinker and Emma Toriseva (Honours)
•Humorous Solo Poetry, Grade 7—1. Star Martin (Honours) 2. Tori Anne Toriseva (Honours)
•Serious Prose Reading, Grades 5—1. Christian Wiedenhoeft (Honours)
•Religious Reading, Grades 7 and 8—1. Callahan Wiedenhoeft (First Class Honours)
•Humorous Solo Poetry, Grade 8—1. Callahan Wiedenhoeft (Honours) 2. Brianna Eldridge (Honours)
•Serious Solo Poetry, Grade 8—1. Callahan Wiedenhoeft (Honours) 2. Brianna Eldridge
Marks of 90 or above are awarded a First Class Honours standing; marks of 85-89 are awarded an Honours standing.
All the results, as well as the schedule and programs for each division, can be found on the festival website at ff-festival.com