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The Caid Arts and Sciences Fair and Pentathlon is the Kingdom's Arts and Sciences event. Its primary objectives are to give the artisans of Caid an opportunity to showcase their abilities, and in the course of preparing the required documentation, | The Caid Arts and Sciences Fair and Pentathlon is the Kingdom's Arts and Sciences event. Its primary objectives are to give the artisans of Caid an opportunity to showcase their abilities, and in the course of preparing the required documentation, learn more about SCA-period arts and sciences. Judging is done by comparing entries to an ideal, rather than pitting contestants against each other. Although it bestows no precedence, Pentathlon Champion is an honor that denotes an outstanding artisan. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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| 09/13-14/1997 | | 09/13-14/1997 | ||
| Pentathlon 1997 | | Pentathlon 1997 | ||
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| [[Bérengère Marguerite Madeline d'Acre]] | | [[Bérengère Marguerite Madeline d'Acre]] | ||
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| [[Pentathlon/CP Prize/Al-Sahid Anniversary 2015| Pentathlon 2015]] | | [[Pentathlon/CP Prize/Al-Sahid Anniversary 2015| Pentathlon 2015]] | ||
| [[Al-Sahid]] | | [[Al-Sahid]] | ||
| Individual Champion: [[Richenda Elizabeth Coffin]]<br>Team Champion: Team Greater > | | Individual Champion: [[Richenda Elizabeth Coffin]]<br>Team Champion: Team Greater > formerly known as Greater Than: [[Michel Phillipe de Sarcey]], [[Elspeth of Stillwater]], [[Emmeline Dernelove]], [[Rekon of Saaremaa]], [[Elinor Assheycombe]], [[Antonius Tesel]] and [[Sidney Eileen of Starkhafn| Sidney Luerann Damask]]<br>People's Choice Winner: [[Maeve Douglass]]<br>[[Results Pentathlon 2015]] | ||
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| 2017 | | 2017 | ||
| Pentathlon 2017 | | [[Results Pentathlon 2017|Pentathlon 2017]] | ||
| [[Al-Sahid]] | | [[Al-Sahid]] | ||
| Individual Champion: [[Paul fitz Denis]]<br>Team Champion: Sørlige Nordlige Damer: [[Margeret Kerne]], [[Lettice Blythe]] and [[Dagný Starkaðardóttir]].<br>People's Choice Winner: Sir [[Niccolo d'Angelo]]<br>[[Results Pentathlon 2017]] | | Individual Champion: [[Paul fitz Denis]]<br>Team Champion: Sørlige Nordlige Damer: [[Margeret Kerne]], [[Lettice Blythe]] and [[Dagný Starkaðardóttir]].<br>People's Choice Winner: Sir [[Niccolo d'Angelo]]<br>[[Results Pentathlon 2017]] | ||
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| 2019 | | 2019 | ||
| Pentathlon 2019 | | [[Results Pentathlon 2019|Pentathlon 2019]] | ||
| [[Al-Sahid]] | | [[Al-Sahid]] | ||
| Individual Champion: [[Éowyn Amberdrake]]<br>Team Champion: Team Dreiburgen: [[Agnes Wurtman]] (team leader), [[Illuminada Eugenia de Guadalupe y Godoy]], [[Mathias Hakonan]] and [[Irial mac Maoil Eoin]] | | Individual Champion: [[Éowyn Amberdrake]]<br>Team Champion: Team Dreiburgen: [[Agnes Wurtman]] (team leader), [[Illuminada Eugenia de Guadalupe y Godoy]], [[Mathias Hakonan]] and [[Irial mac Maoil Eoin]] <br>[[Results Pentathlon 2019]] | ||
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| [[Pentathlon 2022]]<br>Delayed due to pandemic restrictions | |||
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| Individual Champion: [[Dýrfinna Valsdóttir]]<br>Team Champion: Team Dreiburgen: [[Agnes Wurtman]] (team leader), [[Ramvoldus Kröll]] and Geral de Reira<br>Youth winner: Charlie of Gyldenholt<br> People's Choice Winner: [[Sekhet Arsyna]]<br>[[Results Pentathlon 2022]] | |||
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| [[Arts & Sciences Fair and Pentathlon 2025]]<br>Delayed 1 year | |||
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| Individual Champion: [[Lina Kolladottir]]<br> | |||
Team Champion: Dreiburgen Artistic Dragons: [[Tyne MacPhersone]] (team leader), [[Fiammetta Cesareo]], [[Lynnette de Sandoval del Valle de los Unicornios]], [[Megan de Barri]], [[Rekon of Saaremaa]], [[Rosie Blackrune]], and [[Sancha Castellanos]]<br> | |||
Youth Winner (11 and under): [[Jude ibn Suleiman]]<br> | |||
[[Results Pentathlon 2025]] | |||
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*[[Pentathlon Myths]] | *[[Pentathlon Myths]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:14, 19 March 2025
The Caid Arts and Sciences Fair and Pentathlon is the Kingdom's Arts and Sciences event. Its primary objectives are to give the artisans of Caid an opportunity to showcase their abilities, and in the course of preparing the required documentation, learn more about SCA-period arts and sciences. Judging is done by comparing entries to an ideal, rather than pitting contestants against each other. Although it bestows no precedence, Pentathlon Champion is an honor that denotes an outstanding artisan.
History
- The first Champion, Éowyn Amberdrake, was announced on 01/12/1980 at Caid Twelfth Night by TRM Balin and Amsha
- From 1980 through 1986, competitions occurred throughout the year at Kingdom events.
- No Pentathlon was held in 1987.
- Beginning in 1988, the Pentathlon became its own weekend-long event.
- Became a bi-annual beginning with the 1993 competition, and after a brief hiatus, has occurred every other year since 1997.
- In 1995, a new "Team"-level track was added.
- The first "People's Choice" award was given at the 2013 Pentathlon.
Token/Regalia
In the early 1980s, Mistress Su of the Silver Horn fashioned a brass crescent-shaped medallion adorned with a malachite cabochon that was passed along for several years. Over the years, different tokens have been bestowed upon the A&S Pentathlon Champion.
Arts & Sciences Pentathlons
More Information
| Events of Caid |
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| Events: 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, 2020s
Event Types: Tournament, War, Collegium, Revel, Court, Arts & Sciences Competition Other Information: Results |
