Jackson is a team policy national finalist with most first place finishes in the nation in the 2022-2023 season. Jackson is a Co-Founder of Nile and works on the sourcebooks, subscription, courses and does one on one and team coaching. He specializes in round vision, cross-ex, and rebuttal strategies.

Brad is a national debate champion in team policy with 6 years of total debate experience. He coaches and works on the Nile Subscription, Courses, Sourcebooks and Private Coaching. He specializes in rhetoric, second affirmative strategy, case feedback and negative strategy.

Mark competed in Stoa for five years, finishing his last season with the most tournament wins and achieving the first 7-0 NITOC semifinal victory in league history. He works on every project Nile offers Mark specializes in round vision, powerful second constructives, cleaning tags, and devastating negative strategies.

Josh competed in the NITOC Team Policy Finals 2 of his 3 years of debating. He helps students accelerate their growth to make the most of their time in speech and debate. Josh specializes in persuasive presentation, 1A/1N strategies, and winning highly competitive rounds.

Charlie Said competed in Stoa Speech and Debate for 6 years, debating for Verve in Washington.  He placed 5th in TP in his junior year and won the TP Championship in his senior year. In his senior year, Charlie and his partner Ainsley Stellman wrote over 2000 pages of research, including Neg Briefs, Generic Briefs, and multiple Aff cases, making them on of the most researched teams of the season. 

Jonathan Helton is a policy analyst and debate coach. After graduating Freed-Hardeman University, he joined the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii, a think tank based in Honolulu. In this role, Jonathan primarily focuses on tax and land use policies. He has been published widely in Hawaii papers and has contributed to the passage of several major housing and property tax reforms.

Hudson Winchel participated in Stoa speech and debate for five years, competing in 11 different events. In his final year, he qualified for Nationals in all seven speech categories and two debate formats, accumulating 113 qualifying checkmarks.

Although I got involved in debate through the pressures of my parents and brother, I came to love Team Policy as one of the best parts of my high school experience. Not only did I make my best friends through my club, Verve, but I also learned countless skills in communication, organization, and research.