Name: Battle of Waterloo
Start: 2025-03-22T08:00:00-04:00
End: 2025-03-23T17:00:00-04:00
Location: DWE

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Battle of Waterloo

March 22 @ 8:00 AM - March 23 @ 5:00 PM EDT

| $70.00

Get ready, Battle of Waterloo; a two-day moot cup packed with excitement and intense competition!

Battle of Waterloo is UW Moot Court Club’s first-ever external moot cup! It involves a two-day competition!

On Day 1, teams will compete in 4 challenging rounds, testing their legal research, oral advocacy and teamwork. After the first day, there will be a celebratory banquet where the top four teams who are advancing to Day 2 will be announced!
On Day 2, they’ll face off in intense semi-finals, followed by the highly anticipated finals to crown the champions.
Don’t miss out on the action—come for the competition, stay for the celebration!

Want to check it out but don’t want to compete? There are spectator tickets, for $10!

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Home Competitor

Tickets for UW's competitors! Only one person on the team needs to purchase the ticket!

$ 70.00

3 available

External Competitors

Tickets for external competitors! Only one person needs to purchase a ticket per team! (This ticket includes the attendance for competition on both days and the banquet)

$ 100.00

3 available

Spectators

Want to show your support and see what a moot is like? This ticket allows you to watch moot rounds on both days!

$ 10.00

10 available

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200 University Ave West
Student Life Centre, Room 1116
Waterloo, ON
Canada N2L 3G1

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