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WSDC 2011 – Official World Rankings


This is part of the WSDC 2011 series as I recount and report on the World School Debating Championship 2011 in Dundee, Scotland as a debater, blogger and Wales national team member.

The WSDC 2011 organizers have released the official World Rankings based upon the performance of National Teams in the past three WSDC tournaments. To my relief, the rankings were identical to the ones which I had offhandedly calculated despite the ensuing problems. The only difference being that I was not previously aware that Poland and Serbia would be competing.

The Official World Rankings for WSDC 2011 are:

  1. A, England
  2. A, Australia
  3. A, Canada
  4. A, New Zealand
  5. A, Singapore
  6. A, South Africa
  7. B, Greece
  8. B, Slovenia
  9. B, Pakistan
  10. B, Ireland
  11. B, South Korea
  12. B, Wales
  13. C, Israel
  14. C, Netherlands
  15. C, Scotland
  16. C, Hong Kong
  17. C, Sri Lanka
  18. C, Peru
  19. D, UAE
  20. D, China
  21. D, India
  22. D, Philippines
  23. D, Mexico
  24. D, Qatar
  25. E, Argentina
  26. E, Bangladesh
  27. E, Indonesia
  28. E, USA
  29. E, Estonia
  30. E, Bermuda
  31. F, Germany
  32. F, Sweden
  33. F, Slovakia
  34. F, Kuwait
  35. F, Czech Republic
  36. F, Thailand
  37. G, Turkey
  38. G, Romania
  39. G, Chile
  40. G, Lithuania
  41. G, Nigeria
  42. G, Nepal
  43. H, Japan
  44. H, Namibia
  45. H, Croatia
  46. H, Barbados [First Time Nation]
  47. H, Poland [First Time Nation]
  48. H, Serbia [First Time Nation]
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Written by Paul Lau

8 June, 2011 at 9:33 am

Posted in Debating, WSDC 2011

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  1. [...] 6. WSDC 2011 – Official World Rankings Also part of the WSDC 2011 series, the official world rankings followed my earlier, and rather more controversial, post with my own calculations (which were quite accurate, even if I say so myself) [...]

  2. [...] all teams face a similarly difficult set of nations.So I have used the same method that calculated WSDC 2011′s pre-tournament rankings to examine the records of countries over the three WSDC [...]

  3. Awesome, Paul! Thank you for posting this!

    Andhika Nugraha

    9 June, 2011 at 10:25 am

  4. [...] conjunction with the release of draft copies of the World Rankings, the WSDC 2011 organizers also released draft versions of The Grid, a system that is largely used [...]


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