Mayor's Cup - T-shirts

 

Sunrise Rotary introduces a new and unique Mayor’s Cup Regatta & Festival t-shirt design each year and are only available to the public for a limited time. Many in the community are passionate about purchasing the shirts and take pride in sporting vintage Mayor’s Cup t-shirts from years past. Mayor's Cup t-shirts make great gifts for friends and family!

 

Sunrise Rotary Club worked with CV-TEC to create a contest for designing this year’s Mayor’s Cup logo. Approximately 60 entries were submitted by CV-TEC’s Digital Production & Multimedia Communications class, and members of the Sunrise Rotary Club selected Minerva Gelineault’s design for this year’s t-shirt. Minerva is a student at NCCS High School in Champlain, NY. The Digital Production & Multimedia Communications Program at CV-TEC offers students the opportunity to learn design concepts, color theory, typography, photography, videography, advertising, animation and website design. “This is our second year working with CV-TEC on the logo contest and we were once again in awe of the designs that were submitted - all 60 of them!  The students are clearly talented, and they took the contest very seriously, submitting very creative and professional designs,” said Sue LeBlanc-Durocher.  Congratulations to Minerva Gelineault for her winning design and to the other 9 finalists: Waylon Brown, Zaedyn Carpenter, Alex Deso, April Meseck, Gavin Parker, Abigail Smith, Haylie Snyder, Kayleigh Tuttle, and Timothy Quaid.

 

“The Mayor’s Cup Regatta & Festival is Sunrise Rotary’s signature annual community event and has become synonymous with a celebration of Lake Champlain,” said Sunrise Rotary President-Elect Jim Snook. “Our Club is passionate about protecting our natural resources but also making them more accessible to the community.” Donations from Mayor’s Cup sponsors and proceeds from the sales of the Mayor’s  Cup t-shirts are critical to our Club’s continued efforts to build and support projects like the Pavilion at Wilcox Dock, the Gazebo at the Samuel D. Champlain Park, the Max Moore Tree House at the SRT Trailhead and providing wheelchair accessibility to areas such as the Plattsburgh City Beach, Camp Tapawingo and the LaPierre Lane Park.