Triple-D Cup - Revision history

99.250.13.107: I fixed the fact that The Cup is currently held by UW. Source: It's sitting on my fire place mantel

2020-08-29T00:55:11Z

I fixed the fact that The Cup is currently held by UW. Source: It's sitting on my fire place mantel

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	\|first = October 30, 2010		\|first = October 30, 2010
	\|last = September 26, 2019		\|last = September 26, 2019
	\|holder = ~~McMaster~~		\|holder = UW
	}}		}}

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	The competition is loosely based on the Alberta Cup and corresponding Cup Run, an event run between the engineering societies of the University of Alberta and University of Calgary.		The competition is loosely based on the Alberta Cup and corresponding Cup Run, an event run between the engineering societies of the University of Alberta and University of Calgary.

	==Inception==		==Inception==
	In June 2010, at the 2010 Annual General Meeting of the Engineering Students Societies' Council of Ontario ([https://www.essco.ca/ ESSCO]), the Presidents and VP Externals of the engineering societies of the University of Waterloo (Scott Rankin/Tim Bandura and Leah Allen/Kevin Ling), McMaster University (Kyle Heywood/Evan Stevens), and University of Toronto (Kevin Siu/Mauricio Curbelo) along with the incoming and outgoing presidents of ESSCO (Spencer McEwan and Alessia Danelon) discussed a friendly competition to promote spirit and inter-school rivalry.		In June 2010, at the 2010 Annual General Meeting of the Engineering Students Societies' Council of Ontario ([https://www.essco.ca/ ESSCO]), the Presidents and VP Externals of the engineering societies of the University of Waterloo (Scott Rankin/Tim Bandura and Leah Allen/Kevin Ling), McMaster University (Kyle Heywood/Evan Stevens), and University of Toronto (Kevin Siu/Mauricio Curbelo) along with the incoming and outgoing presidents of ESSCO (Spencer McEwan and Alessia Danelon) discussed a friendly competition to promote spirit and inter-school rivalry.

65.140.168.226: /* Past Cannonball Runs */

2020-08-27T14:47:24Z

Past Cannonball Runs

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	<nowiki>**</nowiki> McMaster called the Cup at ESSCO AGM and held a tournament including any schools willing to participate. Conestoga College won the tournament, and therefore fully replace Skule™ in further Cannonball Runs. After winning the tournament, Conestoga lost the BOAT race to Waterloo.		<nowiki>**</nowiki> McMaster called the Cup at ESSCO AGM and held a tournament including any schools willing to participate. Conestoga College won the tournament, and therefore fully replace Skule™ in further Cannonball Runs. After winning the tournament, Conestoga lost the BOAT race to Waterloo.

	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Conestoga elected to call the cup on the last possible day of the spring semester, with McMaster winning the BOAT race against UW. Due to Conestoga's negligence, McMaster decided to allow Skule™ a chance to redeem themselves, calling the cup during their annual Pub Golf, inviting Skule™ (and Conestoga, although they declined due to "short-notice"). UW was unable to attend due to a landslide that temporarily closed the 403, and thus Skule™ won by default.** During the September 2019 Cup, there was a suggestion made by a previous Skuligan to make the "Challenge of the Third Cup" be that the school who won the race needed to host again within the semester. This was deemed irrational, and heated up Boneshaker was used instead. McMaster, however, did not receive the message that this part of the challenge was called off, and hosted the Second Calling of the 2019 Fall Semester at their Pub Golf where UW won. There was not a Winter Semester 2020 Cup called due to the COVID-19 Pandemic cancelling UW's BOATs, nor was there a Summer 2020 Cup called for the same reason.		<nowiki>***</nowiki> Conestoga elected to call the cup on the last possible day of the spring semester, with McMaster winning the BOAT race against UW. Due to Conestoga's negligence, McMaster decided to allow Skule™ a chance to redeem themselves, calling the cup during their annual Pub Golf, inviting Skule™ (and Conestoga, although they declined due to "short-notice"). UW was unable to attend due to a landslide that temporarily closed the 403, and thus Skule™ won by default

			****During the September 2019 Cup, there was a suggestion made by a previous Skuligan to make the "Challenge of the Third Cup" be that the school who won the race needed to host again within the semester. This was deemed irrational, and heated up Boneshaker was used instead. McMaster, however, did not receive the message that this part of the challenge was called off, and hosted the Second Calling of the 2019 Fall Semester at their Pub Golf where UW won. There was not a Winter Semester 2020 Cup called due to the COVID-19 Pandemic cancelling UW's BOATs, nor was there a Summer 2020 Cup called for the same reason.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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2020-08-27T14:45:50Z

Past Cannonball Runs

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	!\|Winner		!\|Winner
	\|-		\|-
	\|\|November 29, 2019		\|\|November 29, 2019****
	\|\|McMaster		\|\|McMaster
	\|\|UW		\|\|UW
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	<nowiki>**</nowiki> McMaster called the Cup at ESSCO AGM and held a tournament including any schools willing to participate. Conestoga College won the tournament, and therefore fully replace Skule™ in further Cannonball Runs. After winning the tournament, Conestoga lost the BOAT race to Waterloo.		<nowiki>**</nowiki> McMaster called the Cup at ESSCO AGM and held a tournament including any schools willing to participate. Conestoga College won the tournament, and therefore fully replace Skule™ in further Cannonball Runs. After winning the tournament, Conestoga lost the BOAT race to Waterloo.

	<nowiki>***</nowiki> Conestoga elected to call the cup on the last possible day of the spring semester, with McMaster winning the BOAT race against UW. Due to Conestoga's negligence, McMaster decided to allow Skule™ a chance to redeem themselves, calling the cup during their annual Pub Golf, inviting Skule™ (and Conestoga, although they declined due to "short-notice"). UW was unable to attend due to a landslide that temporarily closed the 403, and thus Skule™ won by default.		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Conestoga elected to call the cup on the last possible day of the spring semester, with McMaster winning the BOAT race against UW. Due to Conestoga's negligence, McMaster decided to allow Skule™ a chance to redeem themselves, calling the cup during their annual Pub Golf, inviting Skule™ (and Conestoga, although they declined due to "short-notice"). UW was unable to attend due to a landslide that temporarily closed the 403, and thus Skule™ won by default.** During the September 2019 Cup, there was a suggestion made by a previous Skuligan to make the "Challenge of the Third Cup" be that the school who won the race needed to host again within the semester. This was deemed irrational, and heated up Boneshaker was used instead. McMaster, however, did not receive the message that this part of the challenge was called off, and hosted the Second Calling of the 2019 Fall Semester at their Pub Golf where UW won. There was not a Winter Semester 2020 Cup called due to the COVID-19 Pandemic cancelling UW's BOATs, nor was there a Summer 2020 Cup called for the same reason.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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2020-08-27T14:41:10Z

Past Cannonball Runs

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	!\|Host		!\|Host
	!\|Winner		!\|Winner
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			\|\|November 29, 2019
			\|\|McMaster
			\|\|UW
	\|-		\|-
	\|\|September 26, 2019		\|\|September 26, 2019
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	\|}		\|}

76.118.238.76: /* Inception */Fixed typo

2020-02-25T02:48:23Z

Inception: Fixed typo

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	The idea, introduced to the three engineering societies by the ESSCO executives, was based loosely on the "Cup Run" organized between the University of Alberta and University of Calgary Engineering Students' Societies. The Alberta version of the Cup Run involved the two universities taking turns hosting the Alberta Cup, which allowed them to call the other engineering society at a time of their choosing - if the opposing engineering society arrived within four hours, they were granted free drinks at the hosts' expense.<ref>Yasser Al-Khder, [http://iwarrior.uwaterloo.ca/2011/11/02/12515/the-cup-will-be-up/ "The Cup Will Be Up"]. ''The Iron Warrior'' (2 Nov 2011).</ref>		The idea, introduced to the three engineering societies by the ESSCO executives, was based loosely on the "Cup Run" organized between the University of Alberta and University of Calgary Engineering Students' Societies. The Alberta version of the Cup Run involved the two universities taking turns hosting the Alberta Cup, which allowed them to call the other engineering society at a time of their choosing - if the opposing engineering society arrived within four hours, they were granted free drinks at the hosts' expense.<ref>Yasser Al-Khder, [http://iwarrior.uwaterloo.ca/2011/11/02/12515/the-cup-will-be-up/ "The Cup Will Be Up"]. ''The Iron Warrior'' (2 Nov 2011).</ref>

	By late June ~~2019~~, efforts began to draft a document outlining the rules and regulations involving the engineering societies of all three schools. Scott Rankin proposed the first draft as a mock "motion" before ESSCO, titled ''"[[:File:Motion Three Schools one cup.pdf\|Three Schools One Cup]]''". On July 5, 2010, the three participating engineering societies agreed to and enacted ''[[:File:The Gran Turismo Accord.pdf\|The Gran Turismo Accord]]'', defining the initial rules for ''The Cannonball Run''.		By late June 2010, efforts began to draft a document outlining the rules and regulations involving the engineering societies of all three schools. Scott Rankin proposed the first draft as a mock "motion" before ESSCO, titled ''"[[:File:Motion Three Schools one cup.pdf\|Three Schools One Cup]]''". On July 5, 2010, the three participating engineering societies agreed to and enacted ''[[:File:The Gran Turismo Accord.pdf\|The Gran Turismo Accord]]'', defining the initial rules for ''The Cannonball Run''.

	In general terms, the Accord provides that at least once per semester, the school in possession of The Cup must declare "The Cup is up!" and the other two schools must race to the host. After the first school arrives to claim The Cup, there is a three hour window in which the second school may arrive to challenge the claim. In this case, the winner of The Cup is then determined by a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boat_race_(game) BOAT race] using the host school's house rules.		In general terms, the Accord provides that at least once per semester, the school in possession of The Cup must declare "The Cup is up!" and the other two schools must race to the host. After the first school arrives to claim The Cup, there is a three hour window in which the second school may arrive to challenge the claim. In this case, the winner of The Cup is then determined by a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boat_race_(game) BOAT race] using the host school's house rules.
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	Skule™ first won The Cup on February 4, 2011.		Skule™ first won The Cup on February 4, 2011.

	==The Gran Turismo Accord==		==The Gran Turismo Accord==
	===Section 1 - Spirit and Motivation===		===Section 1 - Spirit and Motivation===

99.230.58.238 at 17:49, 8 October 2019

2019-10-08T17:49:04Z

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	\|description = winning the Cannonball Run		\|description = winning the Cannonball Run
	\|first = October 30, 2010		\|first = October 30, 2010
	\|last = ~~August 10~~, 2019		\|last = September 26, 2019
	\|holder = ~~SkuleTM~~		\|holder = McMaster
	}}		}}

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2019-09-27T06:19:59Z

Past Cannonball Runs

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	!\|Host		!\|Host
	!\|Winner		!\|Winner
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			\|\|September 26, 2019
			\|\|Skule™
			\|\|McMaster
			\|-
			\|\|August 10, 2019
			\|\|McMaster
			\|\|Skule™
	\|-		\|-
	\|\|March 23, 2019		\|\|March 23, 2019
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	\|}		\|}



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	<nowiki>***</nowiki> Conestoga elected to call the cup on the last possible day of the spring semester, with McMaster winning the BOAT race against UW. Due to Conestoga's negligence, McMaster decided to allow Skule™ a chance to redeem themselves, calling the cup during their annual Pub Golf, inviting Skule™ (and Conestoga, although they declined due to "short-notice"). UW was unable to attend due to a landslide that temporarily closed the 403, and thus Skule™ won by default.		<nowiki>***</nowiki> Conestoga elected to call the cup on the last possible day of the spring semester, with McMaster winning the BOAT race against UW. Due to Conestoga's negligence, McMaster decided to allow Skule™ a chance to redeem themselves, calling the cup during their annual Pub Golf, inviting Skule™ (and Conestoga, although they declined due to "short-notice"). UW was unable to attend due to a landslide that temporarily closed the 403, and thus Skule™ won by default.


	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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2019-08-28T02:47:10Z

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104.232.203.159 at 21:15, 1 August 2019

2019-08-01T21:15:43Z

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	In June 2010, at the 2010 Annual General Meeting of the Engineering Students Societies' Council of Ontario ([https://www.essco.ca/ ESSCO]), the Presidents and VP Externals of the engineering societies of the University of Waterloo (Scott Rankin/Tim Bandura and Leah Allen/Kevin Ling), McMaster University (Kyle Heywood/Evan Stevens), and University of Toronto (Kevin Siu/Mauricio Curbelo) along with the incoming and outgoing presidents of ESSCO (Spencer McEwan and Alessia Danelon) discussed a friendly competition to promote spirit and inter-school rivalry.		In June 2010, at the 2010 Annual General Meeting of the Engineering Students Societies' Council of Ontario ([https://www.essco.ca/ ESSCO]), the Presidents and VP Externals of the engineering societies of the University of Waterloo (Scott Rankin/Tim Bandura and Leah Allen/Kevin Ling), McMaster University (Kyle Heywood/Evan Stevens), and University of Toronto (Kevin Siu/Mauricio Curbelo) along with the incoming and outgoing presidents of ESSCO (Spencer McEwan and Alessia Danelon) discussed a friendly competition to promote spirit and inter-school rivalry.

	The idea, introduced to the three engineering societies by the ESSCO executives, was based loosely on the "Cup Run" organized between the University of Alberta and University of Calgary Engineering Students' Societies. The Alberta version of the Cup Run involved the two universities taking turns hosting the Alberta Cup, which allowed them to call the other engineering society at a time of their choosing - if the opposing engineering society arrived within four hours, they were granted free drinks at the hosts' expense.<ref>Yasser Al-Khder, ~~"The Cup Will Be Up". ''The Iron Warrior'' (2 Nov 2011)~~ http://iwarrior.uwaterloo.ca/2011/11/02/12515/the-cup-will-be-up/</ref>		The idea, introduced to the three engineering societies by the ESSCO executives, was based loosely on the "Cup Run" organized between the University of Alberta and University of Calgary Engineering Students' Societies. The Alberta version of the Cup Run involved the two universities taking turns hosting the Alberta Cup, which allowed them to call the other engineering society at a time of their choosing - if the opposing engineering society arrived within four hours, they were granted free drinks at the hosts' expense.<ref>Yasser Al-Khder, [http://iwarrior.uwaterloo.ca/2011/11/02/12515/the-cup-will-be-up/ "The Cup Will Be Up"]. ''The Iron Warrior'' (2 Nov 2011).</ref>

	By late June 2019, efforts began to draft a document outlining the rules and regulations involving the engineering societies of all three schools. Scott Rankin proposed the first draft as a mock "motion" before ESSCO, titled ''"[[:File:Motion Three Schools one cup.pdf\|Three Schools One Cup]]''". On July 5, 2010, the three participating engineering societies agreed to and enacted ''[[:File:The Gran Turismo Accord.pdf\|The Gran Turismo Accord]]'', defining the initial rules for ''The Cannonball Run''.		By late June 2019, efforts began to draft a document outlining the rules and regulations involving the engineering societies of all three schools. Scott Rankin proposed the first draft as a mock "motion" before ESSCO, titled ''"[[:File:Motion Three Schools one cup.pdf\|Three Schools One Cup]]''". On July 5, 2010, the three participating engineering societies agreed to and enacted ''[[:File:The Gran Turismo Accord.pdf\|The Gran Turismo Accord]]'', defining the initial rules for ''The Cannonball Run''.
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	Fall2018TDC.jpg\|thumb\|Skule in possession of the Cup after winning it in July 2018		Fall2018TDC.jpg\|thumb\|Skule in possession of the Cup after winning it in July 2018
	</gallery>		</gallery>

			==References==
			<references/>

104.232.203.159 at 21:14, 1 August 2019

2019-08-01T21:14:06Z

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	In June 2010, at the 2010 Annual General Meeting of the Engineering Students Societies' Council of Ontario ([https://www.essco.ca/ ESSCO]), the Presidents and VP Externals of the engineering societies of the University of Waterloo (Scott Rankin/Tim Bandura and Leah Allen/Kevin Ling), McMaster University (Kyle Heywood/Evan Stevens), and University of Toronto (Kevin Siu/Mauricio Curbelo) along with the incoming and outgoing presidents of ESSCO (Spencer McEwan and Alessia Danelon) discussed a friendly competition to promote spirit and inter-school rivalry.		In June 2010, at the 2010 Annual General Meeting of the Engineering Students Societies' Council of Ontario ([https://www.essco.ca/ ESSCO]), the Presidents and VP Externals of the engineering societies of the University of Waterloo (Scott Rankin/Tim Bandura and Leah Allen/Kevin Ling), McMaster University (Kyle Heywood/Evan Stevens), and University of Toronto (Kevin Siu/Mauricio Curbelo) along with the incoming and outgoing presidents of ESSCO (Spencer McEwan and Alessia Danelon) discussed a friendly competition to promote spirit and inter-school rivalry.

	The idea, introduced to the three engineering societies by the ESSCO executives, was based loosely on the "Cup Run" organized between the University of Alberta and University of Calgary Engineering Students' Societies. The Alberta version of the Cup Run involved the two universities taking turns hosting the Alberta Cup, which allowed them to call the other engineering society at a time of their choosing - if the opposing engineering society arrived within ~~one hour~~, they were granted free drinks at the hosts' expense.		The idea, introduced to the three engineering societies by the ESSCO executives, was based loosely on the "Cup Run" organized between the University of Alberta and University of Calgary Engineering Students' Societies. The Alberta version of the Cup Run involved the two universities taking turns hosting the Alberta Cup, which allowed them to call the other engineering society at a time of their choosing - if the opposing engineering society arrived within four hours, they were granted free drinks at the hosts' expense.<ref>Yasser Al-Khder, "The Cup Will Be Up". ''The Iron Warrior'' (2 Nov 2011) http://iwarrior.uwaterloo.ca/2011/11/02/12515/the-cup-will-be-up/</ref>

	By late June 2019, efforts began to draft a document outlining the rules and regulations involving the engineering societies of all three schools. Scott Rankin proposed the first draft as a mock "motion" before ESSCO, titled ''"[[:File:Motion Three Schools one cup.pdf\|Three Schools One Cup]]''". On July 5, 2010, the three participating engineering societies agreed to and enacted ''[[:File:The Gran Turismo Accord.pdf\|The Gran Turismo Accord]]'', defining the initial rules for ''The Cannonball Run''.		By late June 2019, efforts began to draft a document outlining the rules and regulations involving the engineering societies of all three schools. Scott Rankin proposed the first draft as a mock "motion" before ESSCO, titled ''"[[:File:Motion Three Schools one cup.pdf\|Three Schools One Cup]]''". On July 5, 2010, the three participating engineering societies agreed to and enacted ''[[:File:The Gran Turismo Accord.pdf\|The Gran Turismo Accord]]'', defining the initial rules for ''The Cannonball Run''.