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 By  GreggParker Published 
10:13 am Friday, February 20, 2015

Bob Jones debate students earns awards in Mountain Brook

Bob Jones High School students competing in the Betty Gunn Invitational Debate Tournament in Mountain Brook included Jazi Atassi, front from left, Isabella Brengman, Ryan Williams and Kayla Buckelew and Carsten Grove, back from left, Grey Vandeberg, Jordan Cozby and Devin Norton. (CONTRIBUTED)

Bob Jones High School students competing in the Betty Gunn Invitational Debate Tournament in Mountain Brook included Jazi Atassi, front from left, Isabella Brengman, Ryan Williams and Kayla Buckelew and Carsten Grove, back from left, Grey Vandeberg, Jordan Cozby and Devin Norton. (CONTRIBUTED)

MADISON – Students versed in the skill of debate from Bob Jones High School entered the Betty Gunn Invitational Debate Tournament in Mountain Brook recently.

Jazi Atassi and Carsten Grove placed second overall. In her first tournament, Kayla Buckelew took first place in individual awards, along with Jazi Atassi in second; Jordan Cozby, third; and Devin Norton in fifth.

Scott Seeley coaches debate teams and teaches history at Bob Jones.

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