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Iron Phi Rivalries - September 1 - November 30

College rivalries are fun. Whether it is in the world of admissions, athletics, regional components, the Greek community, in the classroom, during intramurals, or even within Phi Delta Theta itself, the competitive nature that comes with rivalries pushes all of us to become better. To Become the Greatest Version of Ourselves.

Iron Phi Rivalries has been created to harvest very positive competition within Phi Delta Theta for a cause worth fighting for; a cause that is moving both the Fraternity and its fight against ALS forward – Iron Phi.

Through Iron Phi Rivalries, Iron Phi is going local and getting personal, pairing Phi Delt chapters against each other to compete for a traveling trophy each fall. The collective competitive juices from Iron Phi Rivalries will spark great momentum for Phi Delt chapters, individual participants, Iron Phi, and the impact that we are able to make through the Live Like Lou Foundation and Phi Delta Theta.

Timeframe:

September 1 – November 30, 2023

Who Can Participate:

A chapter can mobilize its initiated members, Phikeias, alumni, parents, and friends to join their Iron Phi team.

How Do People Participate:

Team members simply register to become an Iron Phi, fundraise throughout the competition, and work towards completing their personal Iron Phi athletic event. Their individual fundraising results contribute to the chapter’s fundraising total. If individuals already have an Iron Phi fundraising page, they should continue fundraising there.

Any individual who raises $1,000 and completed an athletic goal will receive the normal Iron Phi benefits.

How is the Winner Determined:

At the end of the competition, the winning chapter will be determined by the equation: Iron Phi $ Raised by Chapter/# of Undergraduates in the Chapter.

Traveling Trophies:

With a commitment to compete by both chapters, Iron Phi will provide $100 to seed the development of the traveling trophy between the chapters. It is suggested that each chapter also commit $100 to seed the development of the trophy, giving the pair $300 to work with to produce something fun. The traveling trophy can be unique to the pairing, and it is recommended to capitalize on existing elements between rivalries if present. Example: Iron Bowl (Auburn/Alabama), Apple Cup (Washington/Washington State), Paul Bunyan Trophy (Michigan/Michigan State), etc.

Established Rivalries:

• Washington Alpha (Washington) vs. Washington Gamma (Washington State)
• Kansas Alpha (Kansas) vs. Missouri Alpha (Mizzou)
• Massachusetts Epsilon (Northeastern) vs. New York Kappa (Hofstra)
• Oklahoma Alpha (Oklahoma) vs. Oklahoma Beta (Oklahoma State)
• Kentucky Alpha-Delta (Centre) vs. Indiana Epsilon (Hanover)
• Tennessee Alpha (Vanderbilt) vs. Georgia Delta (Georgia Tech)
• Pennsylvania Iota (Pittsburgh) vs. Pennsylvania Rho (Carnegie Mellon)
• Arkansas Beta (Arkansas State) vs. Oklahoma Epsilon (Rogers State)
• Missouri Zeta (SE Missouri State) vs. Missouri Iota (Lindenwood)
• Connecticut Alpha (Central Connecticut State) vs. Connecticut Delta (Eastern Connecticut State)
• Georgia Eta (West Georgia) vs. Georgia Iota (North Georgia)
• South Dakota Alpha (South Dakota) vs. Iowa Delta (Drake)
• Maryland Delta (Johns Hopkins) vs. Maryland Beta (McDaniel)
• Idaho Alpha (Idaho) vs. Montana Alpha (Montana)
• Utah Alpha (Utah) vs. Colorado Gamma (Colorado State)
• Ontario Epsilon (Carleton) vs. Ontario Gamma (McMaster)
• Florida Mu (Embry-Riddle) vs. Georgia Theta (Augusta)
• California Upsilon (Fresno State) vs. California Zeta (Cal State Northridge)
• Texas Nu (Texas A&M) vs. Texas Epsilon (Texas Tech)
• Washington Delta (Puget Sound) vs. Washington Beta (Whitman)
• Nebraska Alpha (Nebraska) vs. Colorado Alpha (Colorado)
• Indiana Beta (Wabash) vs. Indiana Zeta (DePauw)
• Ontario Alpha (Toronto) vs. Ontario Delta (York)
• California Epsilon (UC, Davis) vs. California Nu (Cal Poly)
• Ohio Theta (Cincinnati) vs. Ohio Alpha (Miami)
• Mississippi Alpha (Ole Miss) vs. Mississippi Beta (Mississippi State)
• Ohio Beta (Ohio Wesleyan) vs. Ohio Xi (Otterbein)
• New Jersey Gamma (Seton Hall) vs. New York Lambda (St. John's)
• Maryland Alpha (Maryland) vs. Connecticut Gamma (UConn)
• Nebraska Gamma (Creighton) vs. Kansas Delta (Wichita State)
• North Carolina Eta (App State) vs. North Carolina Epsilon (UNC Charlotte)
• North Dakota Beta (North Dakota State) vs. North Dakota Alpha (North Dakota)
• Louisiana Epsilon (LA Tech) vs. Louisiana Alpha (Tulane)
• Georgia Alpha (Georgia) vs. Florida Alpha (Florida)
• Kentucky Eta (Western Kentucky) vs. Tennessee Eta (Middle Tennessee State)
• Pennsylvania Pi (Robert Morris) vs. West Virginia Gamma (West Liberty)
• Arizona Alpha (Arizona) vs. Arizona Beta (Arizona State)
• Michigan Eta (Western Michigan) vs. Michigan Zeta (Central Michigan)
• GHQ (Chapter Support Team) vs. GHQ (Growth Team)
• Ohio Gamma (Ohio) vs. Ohio Mu (Ashland)
• Michigan Alpha (Michigan) vs. Michigan Beta (Michigan State)
• North Carolina Delta (NC State) vs. Virginia Eta (Virginia Tech)
• Pennsylvania Mu (Widener) vs. New Jersey Epsilon (Montclair State)
• Texas Eta (Stephen F. Austin) vs.Texas Gamma (Southwestern)
• Florida Kappa (Florida International) vs. Florida Omicron (Nova Southeastern)
• Tennessee Gamma (Tennessee) vs. Arkansas Alpha (Arkansas)
• Iowa Gamma (Iowa State) vs. Kansas Gamma (Kansas State)
• South Carolina Gamma (Clemson) vs. South Carolina Beta (South Carolina)
• Florida Iota (UCF) vs. Florida Nu (Florida Atlantic)
• Wisconsin Gamma (Ripon) vs. Wisconsin Zeta (UW, Whitewater)
• New York Alpha (Cornell) vs. New York Eta (RIT)
• Indiana Gamma (Butler) vs. Indiana Theta (Purdue)
• California Chi (San Francisco) vs. California Psi (Loyola Marymount)
• Texas Kappa (Texas, Arlington) vs. Texas Tau (Texas, El Paso)
• Ohio Epsilon (Akron) vs. Ohio Lambda (Kent State)
• Kansas Theta (Ottawa) vs. Missouri Beta (Westminster)