Shot
of Green | Trike Races | Dutch
Relay | Mastermindless | Irongut
| Rogaining | Pool Comp
| Tug-O-War | Billycart Race
| Centurion | Four Legless
| Scavenger Hunt | Boat
Races | Scavenger
Hunt Presentation
GREEN
WEEK SEVENTEEN
Nearly
Legal...
Monday
26th July - Friday 30th July 2004
Week 2
2nd Semester
EVENT
RULES
(according to the official MSA release)
NB:
IN ALL CASES, SPILLAGE MAY ONLY BE CALLED BY THE ACTIVITIES DESIGNATED
JUDGE - NO OTHER PERSON MAY MAKE A BINDING CALL OF SPILLAGE OR DISQUALIFY
A COMPETITOR DUE TO SPILLAGE
MONDAY
26TH July
Shot
of Green
Location:
Activities Office
Time: 11am
Amount of Positions Available: Unlimited
This
event consists of teams taking photos of the silly and zany stunts
and acts students to during Green Week events.
These photos can be taken of anything or anyone as long as they are
somehow related to Green Week.
It is the teams responsibility to buy film and have at least 10 photos
developed and submitted to the activites office by 11am on
Friday 30th July
The
photos will be judged and points will be awarded for Best Photo, Second
Place and Third Place
Team will be disqualified if they interfere with competitors or with
the events in any way.
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Tricycle
Races
Location:
Union Forum
Time: 1pm
Amount of Positions Available: 24
Team: 8 (2 heats) Males
------ 8 (2 heats) Females
Individual: 8 (2 heats) I Male heat, 1 Female heat
Rules:
6 heats will be run with 4 competitors in each
There will be 2 finals (onemale, one female) with 3 competitors in
each
Each heat consists of one lap of the course including 3 beer stops.
The final will consist of 2 laps.
The competitor's tricycle must be at a complete stop before starting
the skull and must not more on until the beer is finished.
Spillage penalty is at the discretion of the pourers at the stop.
The pnalty for spillage is another full beer. Two spillage calls will
result in desqualification.
Competitors must be seated on the tricycle at all times and
use the pedals to move the tricycle, not feet on the ground. Competitors
will be disqualified if they do not use the pedals. There
will be one male and one female winner.
Points
will be allocated as follows:
Male Winner- 3
Female Winner- 3
Overall 2nd Place- 2
Overall 3rd Place- 1 (Second and third place will be decided on times)
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Dutch
Relay
Location:
Union forum
Time: 3 pm
Amount of Positions Available: 16
Teams: 14
Individual: 2
Rules:
Dutch relay is a team relay race between teams of four members. Heats
will consist of four teams each. The four winners of the heats will
progress to a final. Competitors must run from their teams’
designated starting point to their table and consume one pot of beer.
Once the pot is empty, (without spillage), they must return to the
coaster on the ground, make contact with the coaster with some part
of their hand and run around it five times before returning to their
starting area to “tag” their next team member. Five COMPLETE
turns must be made around the coaster, an appointed judge will adjudicate
on the number of times a competitor has run around the coaster. Less
than five turns before running on will result in immediate disqualification.
Running in circles will make you dizzy and disoriented. The judge
will tell you when it is OK to run on by calling your team name and
telling you to “run on”. Sledging another team by telling
them to run on, or taking another team out deliberately, whether by
competitors or spectators will result in disqualification. Physical
contact (a tag) must be made on the changeover without the second
team member leaving the starting point, if the second team member
moves in order to meet the runner the team will be disqualified. Leaving
without a correct tag will result in disqualification. The final will
be as above except the competitors must run around the coaster ten
times. Spillage penalty: First offence = last member must consume
an extra pot. Second offence = disqualification
Points will be allocated to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place getters in
the final.
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Mastermindless
Location:
Main Dining Room
Time: 7:30 pm.
Amount of Positions Available: 25 Tables, 10 people
per table
Price: $60 per Table
Teams consist of 10 competitors. To register a deposit of $20 must
be paid. Deposits
will be accepted from Tuesday 20th July at 10am, and is required by
Friday 23" July.
Entry to the trivia night is $60 per table ($6 per person) to be paid
in full by 5 pm,
Monday 26' July. The Trivia Night will be located in the Main Dining
Room. Entry is via the satiars to the Main Dining Room Balcony. Points
can awarded or deducted by the MC's and Activities Chairs as seen
fit. Overly boisterous or noisy tables will be penalized.
The judges decision is final.
MSA Activities
reserves the right to refuse entry, over 18s only, proof of age required.
Placings in this events will give points for the teams competition.
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TUESDAY
27th July
Irongut
Location: Upstairs Union Foyer
Time: 11 am.
There will be a maximum of 25 competitors.
There will be 5 heats of 5 competitors in each.
The heats consist of a beverage and 3 courses, which must be consumed
in the
directed order.
Vomit leaving the body will disqualify the competitor (Judges discretion).
The winner will be the fastest competitor who finishes all the food
and drink given.
There will be one male and one female winner. Points will be allocated
as
follows:
Fastest Male - 3
Fastest Female - 3
2"' Place
Fastest Overall-3" Place Fastest Overall -
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Rogaining
Location:
Marketplace.
Time: 3 pm.
There will be a maximum of 24 competitors.
Heats consist of 2 competitors.
Each heat and final will consist of one lap of the course, incorporating
5 skull stops.
The women’s final consists of the 2 fastest winning female competitors.
The men’s final consists of the 2 fastest winning male competitors.
The beer must be finished at the station before continuing on to the
next station.
Spillage is at the judges’ discretion and the penalty is another
full pot of beer.
There will be a male and female winner. The next fastest male and
female team
competitor will be awarded second place points. No points will be
allocated for
third place for this event.
The points for team competition will be determined by fastest winning
times.
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Pool
Comp
Location: Cellar Rooms
Time: 8pm
There will be a maximum of 32 teams of one male and one female
competitor (mixed
doubles competition). The competition will be a series of
elimination rounds
culminating in a final.
The
winners will be awarded points for first place, the runners up will
be awarded
points for second place.
There will be a third place playoff involving the losing semi finalists,
the winner of
which will be awarded third place points.
The competition will be conducted according to the World Eight Ball
Federation rules
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WEDNESDAY
28th July
Tug-O-War
Location: Union Forum
Time: 10am
There will be a maximum of 16 teams.
Teams consist of 8 competitors (4 of each gender).
First team to be pulled over the line or drop the rope loses.
The draw is a knockout competition.
The contest will be conducted on concrete.
No team members will be barefooted.
Teams will be disqualified if they use objects to assist them.
It is a simple
knockout competition. There will be a final involving the last two
remaining teams. Points will be allocated to first and second placings.
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Billycart
Race
Location: Union Forum
Time: 11pm.
There will be a maximum of 16 teams.
Each heat will be run in pairs.
The fastest two winning teams will race in the final. Points will
be allocated to first
and second placings.
The billy carts must be made within the specifications set;
Specifications
• At least 3 wheels
• 1 driver
• 2 pushers
• No motor
• No pedals
• No weapons
• Must not be a shopping trolley, a wheelie bin, pram, etc
• Pre made chassis structures are permitted i.e.: a pram frame
or armchair
Points for the
team competition will also be awarded for best design, extra points
if it alludes to the Green Week theme.
Three points will
be allocated for the best design.
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Centurion
Location: Union Forum
Time: 1 pm.
There will be a maximum of 36 competitors.
A shot of beer (30ml) must be consumed every 30 seconds for 50 minutes.
Competitors must be seated for the duration of the event.
Vomiting will disqualify the competitor unless they reconsume the
vomit.
There will be a maximum of 2 reconsumptions per competitor.
Reconsumption is only allowed during the first 80 shots.
Vomiting after the 80th shot will result in elimination &am the
event.
If a competitor falls off the pace with the shots he/she will be disqualified.
After the 100 shots have been completed, the remaining competitors
must have a
drink off.
The drink off will involve the fastest consumption of three pots in
a row.
Any vomiting during this period or in the minute immediately following
the skull
off will result in immediate elimination of the competitor.
There will be
one male and one female winner who will be awarded 3 points. 2nd place
overall receives 2 points, 3rd place overall receives 1 point with
any other team competitors who complete the 100 shots also being awarded
team points equivalent to third place.
The judge’s decision is final. No correspondence will be entered
into.
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THURSDAY
29th July
Four Legless
Location:
Outside Lecture Theatre Cl
Time: liam
There will be a maximum of 20 teams.
Teams consist of three competitors attached together at the ankles
and knees with
gaffa tape.
There must be at least one member of each gender in each team.
It is advised competitors wear long pants as the bindings around the
legs can tear the
skin.
All teams leave from outside lecture theatre C1.
Any team who leaves the starting area before the start, or who tears
their bindings will
be disqualified. Each checkpoint can rebind legs if necessary.
All teams leave at the same time and the winner is the first team
that touches the gum
tree when they get back and has successfully completed the course.
There are four checkpoints each team must reach. They are the four
libraries –
Hargrave-Andrew, Matheson (or Main Library), Law and the old Bio-med
Library.
These points may be visited in any order.
At each checkpoint the middle person must consume 1 pot of beer.
When the team has successfully finished the beverages they get marked
and can move
onto the next checkpoint.
Spillage is at the discretion of the judges and the penalty is another
full pot.
Points will be allocated for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.
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Scavenger
Hunt
Location: Activities Office
Time: 12 noon.
Teams must send their team captain to the Activities office
at 12 noon on Thursday
29th July to obtain the list.
The scavenger hunt captain can register then if he/she has not done
so beforehand.
However it is advisable that the captain registers the previous Tuesday
20th July, as
they will receive the preliminary list at the Green Week Launch.
This is the only time the preliminary list will be handed out.
Teams will be given one Scavenger Hunt list only – no replacement
lists will be
issued.
Teams have 24 hours to collect as many items on the list as possible.
There is no limit to how big teams are.
Points are given for items, nighttime events and sucking up; sucking
up points will be
allocated at the discretion of Annie or Ferg. Every person who attends
the Thursday
night party can designate points to a team of their choice. Only the
Activities co-
chairs can award points.
The presentation will commence at 12 noon on Friday 30" July.
Activities
does not condone theft or any other illegal activities. All items
on the Scavenger Hunt List can be obtained legally. Where an item
cannot be obtained but was hard to find, a photograph will suffice.
Any team member caught participating in dangerous or illegal activities
will cause their team to be immediately disqualified.
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Boat
Races
Location:
Upstairs Union Foyer
Time: 1:10pm.
There will be a maximum of 16 teams.
There must be 5 competitors per team, with at least 1 of each gender.
Heats will consist of two teams racing against the clock. The draw
is random.
There will be two rounds of knockout competition.
The fastest two semi-final winners will qualify for the final.
Competitors must not begin consuming their pot until the previous
competitor has
placed their empty pot, upside down, on their own head.
Spillage rules for heats/semis:
Each team member, including the anchor, skulls one pot.
On the first call of spillage on a team, the anchor must consume an
extra pot.
On the second call the team is disqualified. This includes spillage
calls on the anchor.
Spillage rules for final:
Each team member skulls one pot except the anchor who skulls two.
On the first call of spillage on a team, the anchor must consume a
third pot.
On the second call of spillage, the anchor must consume a 4th pot.
On the third call of spillage, including calls on the anchor, the
team is disqualified.
Spillage is at the discretion of the judges.
Team members must remain the same for heats, semis and the final,
however
interchange within a team is allowed (e.g. swapping anchors).
NB: IN ALL CASES,
SPILLAGE MAY ONLY BE CALLED BY THE ACTIVITIES DESIGNATED JUDGE –
NO OTHER PERSON MAY MAKE A
BINDING CALL OF
SPILLAGE OR DISQUALIFY A COMPETITOR DUE TO SPILLAGE WITH SPECIFIC
REFERENCE TO COMMENTATORS FROM DIY RADIO OR ANY OTHER OUTSIDE BODY.
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FRIDAY
30th July
Scavenger
Hunt Presentation
Location:
Airport Lounge
Time: 12 noon.
Photos
All items on the list, which require photos to be taken, will be judged
separately.
Photos are to be handed in by 12 noon on Friday 30" Ju),i¿
to the Activities Office.
Please ensure that all photos have accompanying labels that clearly
state which item it
is of. Failure to do this by 12 noon will mean teams will forfeit
points for these
Scavenger Hunt Items.
Note that photos for most items will not be accepted during the Presentation.
*Bonus points
will be awarded for the best photo album cover
CUB Green Ringpulls
All CUB Green Ringpulls that were handed in during first semester
will count
towards team points for scav hunt.
All CUB Green
Ring pulls handed in during the presentation will also count towards
team points for scav hunt.
On Stage
Events
Competitors are the only members allowed on stage during these events.
If Teams fail to comply, it will result in the forfeiting of pv“.nts.
Only one person per team is allowed to present items on stage (extra
people are
allowed when need be).
Any unauthorised disturbances will be penalised.
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