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2023 Panagtigi Pageant Guidelines

The document outlines the rules and regulations for the 2023 Mr. and Ms. Panagtigi pageant. It details the timeline, registration process, technicalities of the competition, scoring criteria, awards, and other guidelines. Teams from different strands can register two candidates each who will be judged in production number, casual and sports attire, costume attire based on a theme, and Q&A. Winners will be determined by accumulated scores across categories. Minor awards will be given in each category while major awards include titles for Mr. and Ms. Panagtigi and runners up. Guidelines include rehearsal attendance and penalties for violations.

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2023 Panagtigi Pageant Guidelines

The document outlines the rules and regulations for the 2023 Mr. and Ms. Panagtigi pageant. It details the timeline, registration process, technicalities of the competition, scoring criteria, awards, and other guidelines. Teams from different strands can register two candidates each who will be judged in production number, casual and sports attire, costume attire based on a theme, and Q&A. Winners will be determined by accumulated scores across categories. Minor awards will be given in each category while major awards include titles for Mr. and Ms. Panagtigi and runners up. Guidelines include rehearsal attendance and penalties for violations.

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IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS

2023 Panagtigi
MR. AND MS. PANAGTIGI

I. Timetable
Date and Time To-do Venue
6 Jan 2023 Release of Implementing Rules and Event Leader
Regulations (IRR)
Start of Registration

9 Jan 2023 Deadline of Registration COC Lobby


Screening of contestants

21 Jan 2023 Photoshoot COC Puerto


Campus
23-25 Jan 2023 Pageant Rehearsals COC Lobby
5:30 PM-6:30 PM (Dry-run, Opening Number Rehearsal,
etc.)
25 January 2023 Final Rehearsal COC Lobby
27 Dec 2023 Coronation Night COC Lobby

II. Registration
a. The event is open to all teams, namely:
i. Team Odin- G11 STEM
ii. Team Amun- G11 GAS and HUMSS
iii. Team Jupiter- G11 and 12 ABM
iv. Team Bathala- G12 STEM
v. Team Zeus- G12 GAS

b. Each team can send two (2) members to compete. One (1) God and
one (1) Goddess.
c. Each competing pair shall be the official candidate endorsed by the
strand mayor.
III. Technicalities
a. The event is a contest during the 2023 Panagtigi 2nd day.
b. The event is a beauty and brain competition.
c. The event theme is Gods and Goddesses.
d. Each participant is expected to wear a casual, sports, and God and
Goddess attire- the latter is originally made by them.

e. Each competing pair will compete in different categories such as;


a. Production Number
b. Casual Attire
c. Sports Attire
d. God and Goddess Attire
e. Question and Answer Portion

f. Each competing pair can wear any Gods and Goddesses attire and
use any props but without the usage of harmful elements which
include, but are not limited to:
i. chemicals
ii. fire
iii. powder
iv. sharp objects
v. electricity
vi. pyramiding
vii. tossing
viii. lifting
ix. nudity
x. offensive attire

g. The candidates (male and female) who garnered the highest scores in
all categories will be determined as winners by a set of three judges.
h. Participants shall attend the 3-day practice prior to the coronation
night. If the participant will commit three (3) consecutive absences,
he/she will be automatically disqualified in the competition.

IV. Criteria
A. Production Number

Criterion %
Stage Presence 30
Projection and Delivery 30
Showmanship and Poise 30
Audience Impression 10
Total 100

B. Casual Attire

Criterion %
Stage Presence 30
Poise and Bearing 40
Beauty 20
Audience Impression 10
Total 100

C. Sports Attire

Criterion %
Beauty 20
Stage Projection 30
Poise and bearing 40
Confidence 10
Total 100

D. Gods and Goddess Attire

Criterion %
Relevance to the Theme 45
Creativity, Resourcefulness, & Style 30
Showmanship and Poise 20
Audience Impression 5
Total 100

E. Question and Answer Portion

Criterion %
Wit and Content 50
Projection and Delivery 30
Stage Presence 20
Total 100

F. The Faces of Panagtigi Award (Mr./Miss Photogenic) will be awarded to the


candidates (male and female) who garnered the highest HEART REACTIONS in
their official photos posted in the PHINMA COC SHS PUERTO CAMPUS official
Facebook page from January 23 until January 25 at 10:00 PM.

G. Scores in all categories will be accumulated to identify the winners by


following the computation below;

Production number (10%) + Casual attire (20%) + Sports Attire (20%) + Gods and
Goddess attire (20%) + Question and Answer Portion (30%) = 100 %

G. Minor and Major Awards

Minor Awards (Male and Female)


i. Best in Production Number
ii. Best in Casual Attire
iii. Best in Sports Attire
iv. Best in God and Goddess Attire
v. Face of Panagtigi

Major Awards (Male and Female)


Mr. and Ms. PANAGTIGI KWATRO
1st RUNNER – UP
2ND RUNNER – UP
3RD RUNNER – UP
4TH RUNNER – UP

V. Others
a. A violation in this IRR will denote 0.5 point demerit in the average score.
Automatic disqualification from the competition will be the maximum
sanction.
b. The judges’ decision will be final and irrevocable. A competing group can
only complain through a written appeal and send it to (email of the event
heads)
c. The event head has the only jurisdiction over any revisions of this IRR.

Lowell James Dalapag


Meil Jay Serad
Fred Jaff Fryan Rosal
Event Heads

Common questions

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By allowing each team to send one male and one female participant, the event ensures equal representation from different educational strands like STEM, GAS, HUMSS, and ABM, fostering inclusivity and diversity within the competition .

Mandatory rehearsals may enhance commitment by promoting discipline and ensuring thorough preparation. However, strict attendance rules, such as disqualification after three absences, might demotivate participants who face scheduling conflicts or unforeseen circumstances .

Winners are determined by accumulating scores across various categories, each weighted differently: Production number (10%), Casual attire (20%), Sports Attire (20%), Gods and Goddess attire (20%), and Question and Answer Portion (30%). The combined scores decide the overall winners .

The differential weighting—10% for production, 20% each for casual, sports, and God/Goddess attire, and 30% for Q&A—prioritizes articulation over performance and attire, emphasizing intellect in winning. This can be seen as fair, valuing comprehensive skills but may undervalue the segment in personal expression .

Judges evaluate participants based on predefined criteria for each category. Their decisions on scores affect overall ranking. Each category assigns specific weights to aspects like stage presence, poise, and content delivery. The judges' decisions are final and irrevocable .

The ‘Mr./Miss Photogenic’ award relies on heart reactions on Facebook, promoting audience engagement and extending event reach. However, it could disadvantage participants without strong social media networks or those subject to digital biases .

The three-day rehearsals ensure participants are well-prepared, enhancing performance quality through practice and feedback. They also familiarize contestants with event flow. However, the commitment may pressure participants balancing other responsibilities, affecting focus and quality .

Participants are restricted from using harmful elements such as chemicals, fire, powder, sharp objects, electricity, pyramiding, tossing, lifting, nudity, or offensive attire . These safety measures may limit participants' creativity in using certain props or effects that could enhance their performances.

A rule violation results in a 0.5-point demerit affecting a participant's average score. Repeated violations or severe infractions could lead to disqualification, significantly impacting a participant’s chances of success in the contest .

Participants have to create their own God and Goddess attire, ensuring these reflect the competition's mythological theme. Furthermore, the attire is judged on relevance to the theme (45%), creativity, resourcefulness, and style (30%), along with showmanship and poise (20%) and audience impression (5%).

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