National Poetry Slam Teams Represented By NORAZ Poets
In 2004: as Team NORAZ at the 14th National Poetry Slam in St. Louis, Missouri.
- Grand Slam Champion: Christopher Fox Graham
- Eric Larson
- Logan Phillips
- Brent Heffron
- Coaches: Mary Guaraldi, Christopher Lane and John Raymond Kofonow
In 2005: as Team NORAZ at the 15th National Poetry Slam in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
- Grand Slam Champion: Christopher Lane
- Logan Phillips
- Christopher Fox Graham
- Meghan Jones
- Aaron Johnson
- Coaches: Mary Guaraldi and John Raymond Kofonow
In 2006: as Team NORAZ at the 16th National Poetry Slam in Austin, Texas.
- Aaron Johnson
- Christopher Fox Graham
- Meghan Jones
- Al Moyer
- Justin "Biskit" Powell
- Coaches: Greg Nix and John Raymond Kofonow
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