The Mug isn’t just a trophy. It’s a reflection of the standard we hold as a group.

A 22-pound stainless steel reminder of how we show up. Not just how we compete, but how we carry ourselves, how we engage, and how we show up when it matters. It isn’t won by accident, and it isn’t taken home without earning it.

Before it leaves, the initials and the year are stamped into the steel. Permanent. No edits, no revisions, just proof of the standard that was lived up to that weekend. In 2025, Betty earned the right to carry it, but it represents all of us. Every year, someone else steps into that role, not just to win, but to carry what we stand for.

The Mug doesn’t belong to one man. It moves. It carries history, and it carries the standard with it.