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Champion Voices, Inspiring Change

Trinity Prep's Forensics team empowers middle and high school students to find their voices and engage with critical social and political issues. With opportunities to compete at local, state, and national levels, students develop essential skills in public speaking, critical thinking, and leadership. 

Our forensics team consistently ranks among the top 20 in the nation, boasting back-to-back national championships in 2024 and 2025. Participants travel to prestigious venues like Yale and Harvard, gaining valuable experience and accolades that enhance college applications. 

Whether students join to improve their communication skills, connect with peers, or earn championship trophies, they all share a commitment to excellence.

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2024 & 2025 NSDA Champion, Jonah D. '25

By joining Forensics, I have learned to advocate for myself, deepen my knowledge of global politics, and make life-long friends. I could not even begin to describe how many opportunities I have had as a direct result of the speech and debate team. It is my hope to coach/judge debates in college as well as participate on a collegiate team.
Amanda Rose D. '25

speech & debate Faculty

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Katrina Brominguez

Director of Forensics, with nearly 20 years of public-speaking experience, building award-winning speech and debate programs across Florida. She has coached students to success at every level, from local tournaments to national championships at both middle and high school levels; they earned thousands in scholarships and placed in the top 20% nationally for the past two years. She served as a Florida Regional Ambassador for the Florida Civics and Debate Initiative and as Okaloosa County District Head of Speech and Debate, where she helped grow the program to over 60 schools across the Panhandle. She was one of just 10 coaches selected statewide to help design Florida’s debate curriculum for CPalms and contributed to a statewide think tank supporting new and developing coaches. Her passion for language extends beyond speech and debate: She has taught English for over a decade, integrating flexible seating, student-led discussion, and innovative tech to foster critical thinking and civic engagement. She is proud to help young voices grow louder, stronger, and more confident, one argument at a time.