#NameTheChalice Results are in!

10 Apr, 2015

Name The Chalice (#namethechalice) results are in – You Named It and one of you WON IT!

We’re delighted to announce the winner of our #NameTheChalice contest, sponsored by A&M Aquatics and CORAL Magazine. Readers helped generate more than 700 comments on the contest page, representing well over 1,000 individual, unique entries.

When we delivered the cleaned-up list of 1000+ names, Bill Backus of A&M Aquatics responded, “Judging by the entries a lot of people had a good time with this. I have been watching it and watching the names and now we have a fun job going through a heck of a list!”

It’s fair to say that the deep list of names gave the crew at A&M quite the challenge in picking a winner. “We spent most of the day yesterday debating the best name,” wrote Brian Wagner. Brian furnished us with a finalist list earlier this week, and in the end, it came down to a tie-breaker at A&M to pick the winning name. The finalists included:

Chalice in Wonderland – submitted by Jason, then also Linda B. and Steve F.
Chalice Borealis – submitted by Teri
Mad Hatter Splatter – submitted by Curtis Ness
Neon Zebra Chalice – submitted by David, then also Alex Embry and Rob Hitchner
Acid Drop – submitted by Ellery
Watermelon Meltdown – submitted by John N. Pulliam
A&M Hypnotic Chalice – submitted by Ben
Celestial Explosion – submitted by Tom Summers
Acid Zebra – submitted by Scott M.
Firefly Chalice – submitted by Curtis Ness

So, without further delay, we present our winner:

#namethechalice – Jason Mercado named it and he won it! Introducing A&M’s Toxic Zebra Chalice!

Congratulations to Jason Mercado of New York for naming the new chalice coral A&M’s Toxic Zebra Chalice. Jason will have his choice of the Toxic Zebra Chalice frag or the CORAL Magazine subscription.

One more look at A&M’s newly-named Toxic Zebra Chalice.

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