Head coach of the Xavier MS forensics team MLFA Web/Tech coordinator
Are you able to host a student competition during the 2019 MLFA Forensics Season? Please follow the link below to get your information onto the tentative 2019 Competition Schedule. Click Here for the Competition Schedule Online Form … Continue reading →
Attached below is the list of volunteers sorted by school. Coaches, PLEASE PRINT the instructions for your volunteers. Volunteer name tags will be in your team folder at State registration. Once you check in, please give your volunteers their name … Continue reading →
Hello Coaches, I know everyone is anxious for the State Tournament this Saturday, March 24 at West Bend East & West HS. The tournament directors, Sarah Lichey from Longfellow and Kathleen Wiesner from Cabrini have been working very hard to … Continue reading →
2018 MLFA State Business Meeting Agenda … Continue reading →
Just a quick reminder that today is the deadline to register your team for the State Tournament! Follow this link to go to the State Tournament page. … Continue reading →
Everything you need to know about State is explained in this packet. 2018 State Tournament Information Packet You will not be registered for state until you have completed 1. online registration http://mlfawisconsin.org/login2.aspx (be certain to print your registration) and … Continue reading →
Hello MLFA Coaches, Now that we’ve made it to week 4 of the competition season, I thought we could all review how your students qualify for the State Tournament. ELIGIBILITY: All eligible schools with paid MLFA membership by December 1, … Continue reading →
There have been some questions from new and returning coaches asking for some refreshment of Scores, Ribbons, Ranks & Power Rounds. Round Scores If all is done correctly, the student round score is based on the comparison to the “ideal” … Continue reading →
Click on the Merchandise tab to find all of the information currently available for the 2018 MLFA tshirt sale. … Continue reading →
Dear Coaches, Because so many people are working meets, everyone is trying to keep the game moving, and everyone is a volunteer; mistakes will absolutely happen. If there is a math error that affects your student’s score, simply make the math correction(s) … Continue reading →