American Fork High School October 30, 2021

American Fork High SchoolOctober 30, 2021

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WELCOME!Dear Band Boosters and Parents:

We are excited to welcome you to the 2021 Mt. Timpanogos Marching Band Competition! We are grateful to those who have contributed to this event in any way.

To help the performers and all audiences enjoy the amazing performances, please consider the following guidelines:

• Please treat this competition as you would a Musical Performance.

• Clapping following a solo or cheering between movements is appropriate.

• Please don’t talk, yell, or scream until the conclusion of the performance.

• Special moments in the performance can go unnoticed when the noise level from the audience is too loud.

Being considerate of these measures is not only courteous to those who may be trying to videotape the performances, but also courteous to the judges - who have come long distances to fairly adjudicate the event.

Thank you and enjoy the competition!

American Fork High School

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SCHEDULE5A S Schools

Orem Orem, UT 8:30 AMPayson Payson, UT 8:45 AMWasatch Heber City, UT 9:00 AMMurray Murray, UT 9:15 AMUintah Vernal, UT 9:30 AMTimpanogos Orem, UT 9:45 AMSpanish Fork Spanish Fork, UT 10:00 AMNorthridge Layton, UT 10:15 AMSalem Hills Salem, UT 10:30 AMProvo Provo, UT 10:45 AM

LUNCH BREAK (45 min) 11:00 AM

5A O Schools Tooele Tooele, UT 11:45 AMKelly Walsh Casper, WY 12:00 PMSpringville Springville, UT 12:15 PMBrighton Cottonwood Heights, UT 12:30 PMTimpview Provo, UT 12:45 PMMaple Mountain Spanish Fork, UT 1:00 PMLehi Lehi, UT 1:15 PMCedar Valley Eagle Mountain, UT 1:30 PMAlta Sandy, UT 1:45 PM

5A RECAP AND AWARDS 2:00 PM

3A Schools Grantsville Grantsville, UT 2:30 PMCarbon Price, UT 2:45 PMCanyon View Cedar City, UT 3:00 PMOgden Ogden, UT 3:15 PMDelta Delta, UT 3:30 PMGrand County Moab, UT 3:45 PM


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4A Schools Elko Elko, NV 4:30 PMSky View Smithfield, UT 4:45 PMRidgeline Millville, UT 5:00 PMGreen Canyon North Logan, UT 5:15 PMMountain Crest Hyrum, UT 5:30 PM


DINNER BREAK (30 min) 6:00 PM

6A S SchoolsFremont Plain City, UT 6:30 PMLone Peak Highland, UT 6:45 PMWest Jordan West Jordan, UT 7:00 PMRiverton Riverton, UT 7:15 PMPleasant Grove Pleasant Grove, UT 7:30 PM

BREAK 7:45 PM

6A O Schools Mountain Ridge Herriman, UT 8:00 PMFarmington Farmington, UT 8:15 PMBingham South Jordan, UT 8:30 PMCopper Hills West Jordan, UT 8:45 PMWestlake Saratoga Springs, UT 9:00 PMAmerican Fork American Fork, UT 9:15 PMHerriman Herriman, UT 9:30 PMSkyridge Lehi, UT 9:45 PMDavis Kaysville, UT 10:00 PM


SCHEDULE - CONTINUED

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CONCESSIONSSnacks Popcorn ................................................................................................... $1 Kettle Corn ............................................................................................$5 Candy ....................................................................................................... $1 Chips ........................................................................................................ $1 Donut ....................................................................................................... $1 Fruit ......................................................................................................... $1

Drinks Bottled Water or Soda ........................................................................ $1 Hot Chocolate .......................................................................................$2

Hot Food Chick-fil-ASandwich ..........................................................................$5 Hot Dog (100% Ground Beef) ...........................................................$3 Chili Dog .................................................................................................$4 Navajo Taco ............................................................................................$4 Nachos Supreme ..................................................................................$4 Nachos .....................................................................................................$3 Scone .......................................................................................................$2

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SCHOOLS IN COMPETITIONOREM Orem, UT - 5A S

Director Matt TippettsInstructional Staff Assistant Director - Esther Judd, Color Guard-Kristen Cummings and

Sami Sweet, Front Ensemble - Tracy Furr, Visual and Brass - Abdallah Elhaddi, Woodwinds - Rhonda Seiter

Drum Major(s) Molly AndersonBand Size 42 Program Becoming the Tin ManSpecial Thanks Our wonderful booster organization for their tireless support and the

OHS Administration.

PAYSON Payson, UT - 5A S

Director Pearce NittaInstructional Staff Kim Call, Alexandra Franco, Megan Schmoyer, Noah Helvey, and Josh

WardDrum Major(s) Cristian MunozBand Size 27 Program Eurydice by John A. Matthews IISpecial Thanks Our amazing boosters and parents and all the work that they do for the

students, and our terrific administrators, for all their support.

WASATCH Heber City, UT - 5A S

Director John RyszkaInstructional Staff Percussion-Jon Palmer and Chris Dumas, Guard-Alyssa Bennett and

Megan Patrick , Woodwinds-Kimberly RyszkaDrum Major(s) Ella Avery and Kyler “Buffalo” CoxBand Size 52 Program The Speed of Life by Gary P. GilroySpecial Thanks Page and Steve Douglas of Realty Path , Our wonderful Parents and their

hard work that make marching band possible, Wasatch High School Administrators for their continued support of our programs.

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MURRAY Murray, UT - 5A S

Director Jordan BeckstrandInstructional Staff Aubrey Heath, Cami Mecham, and Cassidy BeckstrandBand Size 26 Program Here We Go AgainSpecial Thanks Thank you to our school and district administration for their support. We

could not do this with out the help, encouragement, and generosity of our wonderful parents.

UINTAH Vernal, UT - 5A S

Director Brian GibsonInstructional Staff Wendy Girot, Color Guard; Jason Winder, Assistant Director; and Henry

Beal, Woodwinds.Drum Major(s) Max ChristensenBand Size 53 Program The Samurai and the MaidenSpecial Thanks The Band Roadies for all of their help.

TIMPANOGOS Orem, UT - 5A S

Director Tucker SmithInstructional Staff Elizabeth Eldridge, Samantha Page, Joseph MontgomeryDrum Major(s) Michael ChantryBand Size 27 Program JourneySpecial Thanks Joe Jensen and all of the administrators at Timpanogos High school and

a special thanks to all of the parents and community that makes this possible

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SPANISH FORK Spanish Fork, UT - 5A S

Director Cris StilesInstructional Staff Sarah Kelly and Natalie Kuhni; Color Guard Beau Bayless; Visual Caption

Head Laura Bigler: Brass Anna Judd and Dave Lundgreen; Percussion Bridget Johnson and Dan Bigler; Assistant Directors, The bands at Spanish Fork High School are under the direction of Cris Stiles

Drum Major(s) Heidi Frolich and Jaxson MarsigliBand Size 48 Program To The Moon!Special Thanks The Staff and Students wish to give a very special thanks to the amazing

parents, alumni, and friends who support the musical endeavors of the Spanish Fork High School Music Program. Go Dons!

NORTHRIDGE Layton, UT - 5A S

Director Jared N HardingInstructional Staff Assistant Directors - Collyn So’o and Mark Bailey, Percussion - Karl

Hartman, Colorguard - Kristy Putnam, Brass - Rod WaymanDrum Major(s) Aurora SmithBand Size 45 Program X-Marks the SpotSpecial Thanks All the wonderful parent volunteers that make this show possible. Also the

amazing administration at Northridge High for their continual support of the music program.

SALEM HILLS Salem, UT - 5A S

Director Ryan AdairInstructional Staff Daniel Stolworthy, Kali Kreuger, Jason Sanders, Brian Alexander, Nathan

Winters, Aaron Asay, Miranda Scharffs, and Ashton GroggDrum Major(s) Brayden Johnson and Brinlee EvensenBand Size 53 Program “FireForged: The Renewal of a Soul” by John A Matthews II & James

DensleySpecial Thanks The band would like to give special thanks to their staff, community

members, and school administrators for their incredible support. We couldn’t do it without your help! The band would also like to express special thanks to the parents of the band for all the time they have volunteered this year. You are awesome!

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PROVO Provo, UT - 5A S

Director Deven HalcombInstructional Staff Haley Shields, Gabe Scott, Karri Clark, Parriss King, and Peter BatesDrum Major(s) Matt CookBand Size 51 Program Sounds of the JungleSpecial Thanks A thank you to the parents, administrators, students, staff, and leaders

who make our season possible.

TOOELE Tooele, UT - 5A O

Director Jordan Wright and Chloe WrightInstructional Staff Mariah Maynes: Front Ensemble, Cendan Dillon: Front Ensemble, Jeff

Dillon: Low Brass, Young Son: Drumline Colorguard Staff: Amber Greenup and Kylee Schramm; Additional Consultation by Eric Nix

Drum Major(s) Maddux Thompson, Hunter Rhea, and the “Tooele Buffalo Brigade”Band Size 90 Program AwakenSpecial Thanks The Buffalo Brigade would like to thank the many band parents who work

tirelessly to make their season possible. They would also like to thank the countless faculty and staff at Tooele High School for their support and encouragement. Finally, they would like to thank their Principles, Aaron Jarnigan, Travis McClusky, Garret Rose, and Kelly Staten for their support and Superientendent Scott Rogers for all he does for the Tooele County School District.

KELLY WALSH Casper, WY - 5A O

Director Brent RoseInstructional Staff Sarah Hanson, Morgan McNally, Christie Bekke, Tori MisakDrum Major(s) Justin Wicks, Leah Rose, Julia GrinerBand Size 150 Program Anomaly

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SPRINGVILLE Springville, UT - 5A O

Director Matthew WendellInstructional Staff Kevin Lovell, Savannah Thomas, Amy Gabbitas, Isaac RomerDrum Major(s) Rachel Ellingson and Sabrina SouthernBand Size 67 Program Valley FlyerSpecial Thanks The parents, administration, and community of Springville for their

continued support. Go Red Devils!

BRIGHTON Cottonwood Heights, UT - 5A O

Director Mikala MortensenInstructional Staff Henry Beal, Andrew Barry, Holly Denton, Hunter Field, Josh Hendley,

Kaela Jewkes, Marcos Moreira, Mary Nelson, Jenni Perkins, Maryna Pohlman, Elliot Ramirez-Rodgers and Enrique Tellez.

Drum Major(s) Yvonne Sun, Noah RipplingerBand Size 73 Program Shine!Special Thanks Special Thanks to the Canyons District School Board, Principal Tom

Sherwood, the Brighton School administration, Brighton support staff, band teaching staff and of course our WONDERFUL parent volunteers for their endless support! We could not do it with out YOU! The band is glad to be apart of our community and school culture. Go Bengals!

TIMPVIEW Provo, UT - 5A O

Director John BoltonInstructional Staff Visuals: Joseph Avila, Drumline: Shad Woffinden, Front Ensemble:

Michael Memmott, Color Guard: Rachel Huntsman-Petersen, Foster Parker

Drum Major(s) Zion Deccio, William Meisinger, Brandon Radle,Band Size 67 Program To the SeaSpecial Thanks The Timpview Marching Band would like to thanks our students, parents,

guardians and families for their support in time and resources. We also thank the the Timpview Staff and Administration for helping us run this amazing program.

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MAPLE MOUNTAIN Spanish Fork, UT - 5A O

Director Joshua HurstInstructional Staff Assistant Director-MiKae Osborn, Percussion Director-Preston Gilbert,

Color Guard-Kristen Pace & Sara Jeffery, Wind Staff-Dorian Palmer, Drill Design-Eric Nix

Drum Major(s) Ethan Preece, Matthew Newman, & Aleah LuncefordBand Size 90 Program House of MirrorsSpecial Thanks The Maple Mountain High School administration, janitors, parents, and

students that give us their continued support and help.

LEHI Lehi, UT - 5A O

Director Brian ParkerInstructional Staff Celeste Reynolds, Stephen Tullis, Josh Adams, Matt Connolly, Sabria Jolley,

Michelle Mallory, Adam Bean, Cameron Jones, Collin MooreDrum Major(s) Alyssa Grace, Marissa Mallory, Ululani CondieBand Size 89 Program Play Ball!Special Thanks To our admin team: Doug Webb, Eric Loftin, Hannah Tindall, Ben Abrams,

Phil Clark, and Amber Baines - for all the support you’ve given us this season. To our parent organization who work tirelessly to keep things running smoothly. To our many sponsors and financial donors, especially Shannon Magleby--your financial support makes a huge difference for these students. Thank you. And finally, to our family, alumni, and friends who support us through thick and thin, and cheer like crazy at every performance! We love you all!

CEDAR VALLEY Eagle Mountain, UT - 5A O

Director Mitch HallInstructional Staff Assistant Director, Chandra Young / Percussion Director, Matthew

Murphy / Colorguard Director Kirsta Browne / Other staff include Kevin Tamashiro, Olivia Stewart, Brandon Williams, Rob Glasgow, Asher Fairbanks, Bradley Sampson, Logan Mardesich, Danny Jimenez, Megan Larsen, Kaitlynn Connor, Zowie French, Katie Locey

Drum Major(s) Megan Bennion, Rakel Garcia, Rachel JohnsonBand Size 126 Program Up and AwaySpecial Thanks The Crimson Regiment would like to thank CVHS Principal Courtney

Johnson, Assistant Principals Kenyon Christen, Scott Mansfield, Daren Ward, Pat Fossat, Kimberly Moore, and Anna Butler and Athletic Director

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Sharon Mardesich for the incredible support they provide the students in the band program at Cedar Valley High School.

ALTA Sandy, UT - 5A O

Director Caleb ShabestariInstructional Staff Elizabeth Neves; Aidan Ortiz; Zachary Giddings; Tate Davis; Freddy

Zwirb; James Hamilton; Megan Johnson; Heather Church, Justice Nugent, Madilyn Bowles, and Brandon Lupus

Drum Major(s) Luke Watson, Kelsey Fairbanks, Andrew MellonBand Size 96 Program In Your DreamsSpecial Thanks The Alta High School Band Boosters and our supportive administration

GRANTSVILLE Grantsville, UT - 3A

Director Don McGuireInstructional Staff Shelley McGuire, Risa Baker and Kierra WoodruffDrum Major(s) Katy Schoenfield and Katy DunnBand Size 50 Program A Wee Bit CelticSpecial Thanks To our administration, custodians, secretaries, sponsors, and most of all,

the band’s parents, without whom there would be no band.

CARBON Price, UT - 3A

Director Adam CunninghamInstructional Staff Assistant Director Chris Sweeney, Color Guard Director Maria Rivas,

Additional Assistance by Marcos Navarro, Chris Livingston, and Jason Manchester

Drum Major(s) Ambrey Vincent, Elizabeth BlackburnBand Size 65 Program The Piano LessonSpecial Thanks Carbon School District Superintendent Mika Salas and the District

Office Staff, CHS Principal Jared Hardy, Our Sponsors, Savage Industries, Bookcliff Sales inc, and Harold & Joyce Cunningham. Our hard working Band Parent Association, parents, and community.

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CANYON VIEW Cedar City, UT - 3A

Director David JordanInstructional Staff Marnie Horman-Colorguard, Loryn Seidl-Student Teacher, Bradley

Sampson-Drill DesignDrum Major(s) Taython HormanBand Size 58 Program Black GoldSpecial Thanks Thank you to the students for their hard work and dedication. Thank you

to the band parents for all their help and support.

OGDEN Ogden, UT - 3A

Director Stan RendaInstructional Staff Assistant Band Directors - Randy Green and Connor Pack; Drill Writer/

Visual Caption Head: Tim Sexton; Percussion Arrangers- Parker Brown, Brandon Dodge; Colorguard Caption Head - Samantha Story; Batterie Caption Head - Brock Gonzales; Front Ensemble Caption Head- Ashton Allen; Instructional Staff: Tom Pinkas, Robert Twogood, Alex Micco, Carson Hunt, Jefferson Ballard,Toby Valentine, Olivia Schrock Ashley Montgomery, Caitlin Lipsey, Eleanor Wheelwright , Benjamin Williams, Abby Elmer

Drum Major(s) Madi Palmer and Meghan GrahamBand Size 78 Program MetalMorphosisSpecial Thanks The OHS Administrators- Shauna Haney, Heather Gerrard, and Jeannie

Elder and to the OHS Band Boosters as well as the friends and family volunteers! We could not do it without you!

DELTA Delta, UT - 3A

Director Kelly BallInstructional Staff Casey PadronDrum Major(s) Chloe BryanBand Size 67 Program AlphaSpecial Thanks A Special Thanks to the Millard School District and Delta High School

Administration for their continued support of the Band Program. We would also like to thank IPSC. Liqua Dry, and Millard County Chronicle for their generous donations. We especially want to thank the Band Parents. We would not be where we are now without their support. And last, thanks to the Band students for all their hard work and dedication.

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GRAND COUNTY Moab, UT - 3A

Director Josh JensenInstructional Staff Color Guard Instructors - Chelsea Jensen and Owen JensenDrum Major(s) Ayden Ceniceros, Marek RelphBand Size 26 Program MonolithSpecial Thanks Principal Mary Marable and the Grand County High School

administration. We would also like to thank our GCHS band parents, we could not do it without your support.

ELKO Elko, NV - 4A

Director Michael BroylesInstructional Staff Rod Royce, Alicia Westmoreland, Emily Johnson, Kristin GaulDrum Major(s) Kevin Tanner and Reina McCoyBand Size 45 Program Time After Time

SKY VIEW Smithfield, UT - 4A

Director Bryan CarpenterInstructional Staff Trajan Littlefield, Haylee Rich, Keri Hedman, Jacki HuntDrum Major(s) Aspen MooreBand Size 78 Program Aspen MooreSpecial Thanks Special thanks to the families that support our program, and the

administrative staff of Sky View High School.

RIDGELINE Millville, UT - 4A

Director Jeremy WellsInstructional Staff Guard Staff: Becca Stott and Juliane Atencio; Percussion Staff: Louise

Hoth and Jared Blackham; Wind Staff: Julie Smith and Richard Lisonbee, Design: Bradly Sampson

Drum Major(s) Ryan Nisbet, Kalvin Munk and Mason FrandsenBand Size 62 Program Persistent VariabilitySpecial Thanks The many incredible parents, band boosters, friends and administration

that support and make this program possible.

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GREEN CANYON North Logan, UT - 4A

Director Jacob AndersenInstructional Staff Katy Anderson - Colorguard Director, Assistant Elayna Pedersen - Visual

Head/Visual Design, Kaitlin Murphy - Visual Instructor, Curtis Pedersen - Percussion Director/Sound Design, Emily Densley - Percussion Instructor, Brynn Cutler - Colorguard Assistant

Drum Major(s) Luke Blake, McKay BurrisBand Size 116 Program Caravan of the DesertSpecial Thanks Green Canyon Administration, and our Amazing Band Parents whose

endless support makes this all possible.

MOUNTAIN CREST Hyrum, UT - 4A

Director Joel YoderInstructional Staff Tyler Baird, Jose Ayala, Emma Harris, Maggie Smith, Dalton Western, Tina

Yoder, Blake, AriDrum Major(s) Ellie TreadwayBand Size 71 Program IcarusSpecial Thanks Special thanks to our parents, sponsors, Mountain Crest High School

administration.

FREMONT Plain City, UT - 6A S

Director Jacob BradshawInstructional Staff Taylor Wisner, Amber Moore, Kenya Grenda, Joshua Hancock, Paul

Murray, Dan Ngo, Dallas Guthrie, Abi Lynn, Maddox ListerDrum Major(s) Katrina Gibby and Sam SamplesBand Size 50 Program Pursuit of JoySpecial Thanks The Fremont band would like to that Principal Alicia Mitchell for

her incredible support of the program, the Fremont Department of Performing Arts for their friendship and cooperation, and last, but certainly not least, the FANTASTIC parents and our families that help our band operate from day to day.

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LONE PEAK Highland, UT - 6A S

Director Jamie KimInstructional Staff JoAnn Cook, Guard Director and Assistant Director; Jordan Hope,

Percussion Director and Assistant Director; Savannah Taylor, Nathan Jackman, and Wilfredo Rivas, Percussion Techs; Allie Pierce, Assistant Guard Director and Weapons Tech; Sierra John, Flags Tech; Maija Prestwich, Flags Tech

Drum Major(s) Charles Price, McKay Sumsion, and Aubriel VineBand Size 73 Program Outside the BoxSpecial Thanks The Lone Peak High School Band Boosters, Jennifer Jackman, President,

Todd Dawson, Principal, Ryan Nield, Shane Hill, Justin Reeves, and Dave Carter, Assistant Principals, teachers/faculty/staff at Lone Peak, and their AMAZING parents and volunteers that helped put on this show.

WEST JORDAN West Jordan, UT - 6A S

Director Shianne OgzewallaInstructional Staff Elizabeth Allison, Bethany Maxfield, Jeremiah Adams, Sam Robbins, Neil

Mayfield, Allison Brower, and Naomi Castleton. Show design by Brad Sampson.

Band Size 75 Program The Witching HourSpecial Thanks The parents of West Jordan Band Members, and the administration

and staff of West Jordan High. Your support means the world to us our success would not be possible without you!

RIVERTON Riverton, UT - 6A S

Director Jason Weimer and Chris JesseeInstructional Staff Taylor Ashcraft; Kenzie Allen-Jackson; Caio Laucus; Daniel Fletcher; Tom

Hanratty; Emi Maughn; Erin Williams; Haylee Gustin; Alex Smith; Ceasar Perfidio; Jesse Clayton; and Brady the Intern

Drum Major(s) Allie Van Leuven and Kaya FrazierBand Size 66 Program MirageSpecial Thanks Riverton High School would like to that their parents, community, and

school for their unwavering support of the music program at RHS. Without you, none of this would be possible- Thank you!

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PLEASANT GROVE Pleasant Grove, UT - 6A S

Director Christian Succo; Assistant Director Randy MottInstructional Staff Instructional Staff Include Ashlee Taylor, Elizabeth Thompson, Kara

Gibbons, Bryson Hill, Ali Olson, Andy Garcia, Rob Glasgow, and Rachelle Glasgow.

Drum Major(s) Jason Reynolds and Lily Jane BarnardBand Size 65 Program UnlockedSpecial Thanks Principal John Hanks and the PGHS Administration; Scott and Sabrina

Beck and the PGHS Band Parents, Clint Roberts, Mike Huestis, and Brian Kraft.

MOUNTAIN RIDGE Herriman, UT - 6A O

Director James DensleyInstructional Staff Blake Morgan - Assistant Band Director & Visual Caption Head, John A.

Matthews II - Program Coordinator, Angela Gomez - Percussion Caption Head, Katie Tremea - Front Ensemble Instructor, Mckay Chamberlain - Front Ensemble Instructor, Aimee McCarrey - Woodwind Instructor, Lizzy Taylor - Woodwind and Visual Instructor, Isaac Yeates - Brass Instructor, Jared Barnume - Battery Instructor, Matt Mendenhall - Battery Instructor, Lora Grass - Color Guard Caption Head, Tannen Cloward - Assistant Color Guard Director, Shandy Fairbanks - Color Guard Instructor, Bry Bekkemellom - Color Guard Instructor

Drum Major(s) Hannah Woolfenden, Connor Cieslinski, Logan WilliamsBand Size 79 Program CirculusSpecial Thanks In the 3 years that Mountain Ridge High School has been open, the band

program has quickly become an award-winning source of excellence within the Mountain Ridge community. The tremendous growth and success is due to the support and investment of principal Mike Kochevar, the Jordan School District, and the outstanding, hard-working band booster parents who keep the band well fed, well dressed, and running smoothly from day to day! Thank you Sentinel parents!

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FARMINGTON Farmington, UT - 6A O

Director Brek MangelsonInstructional Staff Albert Williams, Mark Hartman, Tina Bruckman, David Wicai, Jake Harker,

Ryan Wing, Mckayla Wolf, Josh Brock, Carston Gowans, Anna Barber, Megan Neal, Megan Terry, & Caleb Hodson.

Drum Major(s) Hailey Wolf, Crimsyn Peery, Beth JohnsonBand Size 122 Program Level Up! arranged by Jay BocookSpecial Thanks Farmington High School’s principal, Richard Swanson, and the rest of

the school administration. Also to the parents of the band students, and the communities of Farmington and Kaysville for all their support. Go Phoenix!

BINGHAM South Jordan, UT - 6A O

Director Darin GraberInstructional Staff Ruth Young - High Brass; Chris Lyon - Low Brass; Mecqae Knight -

High Woodwinds, Jerusha Johnson - Low Woodwinds, Dane Peterson - Battery; Mona Valentine - Front Ensemble, Heather Davidson, McKayla Usher, Dawn Dudley - Color Guard, Michael Weber, Kyle McLean - Visual

Drum Major(s) Lexi Smith, Gracie Langford & Payton ButlerBand Size 108 Program Red Sky...Special Thanks The Bingham High School Marching “Miner” Band would like to thank

the Bingham Band Boosters, Lisa Searle - President, the Bingham High Administration and Facilities management teams, and the parents and families of these hard-working students. Thank you!

COPPER HILLS West Jordan, UT - 6A O

Director Tyler WhittakerInstructional Staff Brass Caption Head - Robert Coe-Jones, Brass Associate Caption Head

- Erik Wieben, Woodwind Caption Head - Morgan Moulton, Percussion Caption Head - Jessie Whittaker, Percussion Specialists - Camille Barlow, and Jenny Bingaman, Percussion Techs - Jarik McGee and Diego Cruz-Vargas, Color guard Caption Head-Sarah Probasco, Colorguard Associate Caption Head - Brandt Winn, Color Guard Tech, Paige McDevitt,, Visual Director-Dan Ngo. Visual Tech-Josh Ward, Sound tech - Cameron Brown

Drum Major(s) Esther Ojo, Milena PereiraBand Size 78 Program Breaking BarriersSpecial Thanks The Copper Hills Band Boosters and Parents for your countless hours of

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hard work and dedication to these fine musicians, the Copper Hills School Community for your never-ending support and hype for your MMG, the Staff and Administration of Copper Hills High School for your continued support and helpful contributions to the growth of all the Copper Hills Band Programs, and Mr. Bryan Veazie, Principal of Copper Hills High School, for your support and love of your beloved band students. Also, never forget...as always, it’s a GREAT day to be a Grizzly, ROAR!

WESTLAKE Saratoga Springs, UT - 6A O

Director Randy BradyInstructional Staff Paul Lemen, Skyler Carter, Jeremy Megginson, Nicki Allen, Autumn

O’Connor-Karn, Parker Holt, Ransom Larsen, Jared Lemen, Michelle Clements, Jessie Kimball, Maddy Evans, Nick Humphries, Ethan Johnson, Mariah Maynes

Drum Major(s) Abby Draper, Haydon Balzotti, Nick MolinariBand Size 173 Program Another TimeSpecial Thanks Our Westlake and Alpine administrators that support our activity. Thank

you to the band boosters, parents, and volunteers that give so much of their time and expertise during band camp, competitions, and rehearsals.

AMERICAN FORK American Fork, UT - 5A O

Director Orien (Or-en) LandisInstructional Staff Dana Slabaugh, Jessica Slabaugh, Peter Bates, Bix Hollenbach, Michele

Alger, Jaycee Wilson, Tim Sexton, Tiffany Miller,Emma Fuller, Andrew Sherman, Katie White, Brielle Summerhays, Morgan Taylor, Jack Bentley, John Escalante, Jacob Whitchurch, Liam Brookhart, Ethan Staples, Kayden Maxwell, and Myken Gurney. Design staff is Keith Dunton, Leon May, and John Meehan

Drum Major(s) Audrey Clarke, Anna Seamons, Sydney Stephens, Tyler WhittingtonBand Size 190 Program The Making of a CaptainSpecial Thanks The parents, families, community, sponsors and administration for all of

their support. We could not do this without you!

HERRIMAN Herriman, UT - 6A O

Director Brandon LarsenInstructional Staff Assistant Director Keith Davis, Assistant Director Cameron Elliott,

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Assistant Director Nicholas Jackson, Visual Caption Head Bradly Olsen, Woodwind Caption Head Raymond Hernandez, Drumline Caption Head Carter Shelley, Front Ensemble Caption Head Melvin Chicas Color Guard Advisor Stephanie Pederson and Assistant Guard Advisor Todd Tippetts & Hannah Tuttle

Drum Major(s) Skyler Schwebach, Laura Neilson, Cooper Stout, Ashton RindlisbacherBand Size 130 Program The Fire WithinSpecial Thanks Herriman High School Principal Todd Quarnberg, the rest of the

Administration at Herriman High, our amazing booster president Nycole Rosen, the rest of our boosters, family and friends. We couldn’t do it without you!

SKYRIDGE Lehi, UT - 6A O

Director Howard Summers, Leslie Sampson, Abby Smith, Jessica CrandallInstructional Staff Color Guard: Emily Fitzpatrick, Hayley McClure, Jaclyn Hurst, Anna Funk;

Visual: Bradley Sampson, Caitlyn Barton; Percussion: Uriel Vega, Jordan Fajardo-Bird; Music: Bryson Roberts, Tommy Fuller, Heidi Bingham, Bobby Alger, Jay Kitchen, Hadley Holman, Kristin Parrish, Saila Briggs, Sarah Johnson, Tommy Pinkas, John Bateman; Administrative Staff: Sarah Ahlstrom

Drum Major(s) Brayden Holdaway, Abdon Figueroa-Ruiz, Jenna Christensen, and Ayden Kirk

Band Size 166 Program AscendSpecial Thanks Our Awesome Parents, our Amazing Administration, and our Outstanding

Sponsors: Crandall Corporation, CNR Nutrition, Les Schwab Tires, Summerhays Music, and Cannonball Musical Instruments.

DAVIS Kaysville, UT - 6A O

Director Michael CrookstonInstructional Staff Mitchell Barnard, Walter Rosio, Tim Fannin, Robert Twogood, Tyler

Twogood, Rochelle Richman, Alexandria Groneman, Cassie Standing, Tyler Hess, Joey Peck, Mady Willden, Clarissa Stahle, Mykel Murnin, Dylan Peterson, Bailey Warnick

Drum Major(s) Ben Johnson, Cole Spackman, Charlotte LindemanBand Size 145 Program Through The TreesSpecial Thanks To the wonderful parents supporters who give of their time, talents and

resources to make this wonderful activity a possibility.

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COMPETITION SCORING

CLASSIFICATION

The overall classification of bands will be determined by using the current UHSAA alignment in all activities.

Individual classifications (6A, 5A, 4A, 3A, 2A, 1A) that have more than 10 par-ticipating bands will be divided into an “Open” division and “Scholastic” divi-sion.

SCORING

Music General Effect - 27.5%Music Perf. - Ensemble - 27.5%Percussion Perf. - 5.0%Visual General Effect - 17.5%Visual Perf. - Ensemble - 17.5%Colorguard Perf. - 5.0%

PLACEMENT AWARDS

Awards will be given for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in each division.

It is our position that music is the most important aspect of the performance, with marching as the presentation and visual enhancement of the program.

Consequently, the weight of the num-bers in the scoring system places 60% of the value on music, and 40% on visu-al performance.

CAPTION AWARDS

Caption awards will also be given in each division for the following:

Outstanding Visual Performance

Presented to the band with the highest average of the two visual scores.

Outstanding Music Performance

Presented to the band with the highest aveage of the two music performance scores.

Outstanding Color Guard

Presented to the band with the highest Color Guard score.

Outstanding Percussion Performance

Presented to the band with the highest Percussion score.

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SCORING SHEETClass 3A Open

Visual ____________________ Music ____________________ Color Guard ___________________ Percussion ____________________

3rd Place ____________________ 2nd Place ____________________ 1st Place ____________________

Class 4A Scholastic Visual ____________________ Music ____________________ Color Guard ___________________ Percussion ____________________


Class 4A Open Visual ____________________ Music ____________________ Color Guard ___________________ Percussion ____________________










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COMPETITION JUDGES

Billy Saccomanno has been a marching band and winter guard adjudicator for over 25 years, and resides in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. He serves as the Chief Judge for the Mid Continent Color Guard Association and as a Movement Adjudicator for Winter Guard International. Additionally, he has been serving as a guest judge for local marching band and winter guard circuits in 32 different states across the United States. Billy’s passion for the marching arts has been evidenced by 25 years of teaching marching band and winter guard including Black Watch, Apex and Bpex, Innuendo, CoMotion and Extraordinaire Winter Guards as well as several high schools in the New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, North Carolina, Kansas and Missouri areas. His drum corps teaching resume includes the Phantom Regiment, Crossmen, Jersey Surf, Teal Sound, Reading Buccaneers, and Hawthorne Caballeros. Billy’s profound love for animals, and in particular Pit Bull dogs, has led him to become a long-term volunteer in the dog rescue world. Serving as an Animal Rescue Volunteer for The Humane Society of the United States, Billy has participated in several deployments including 2 years assisting with the 2nd largest dog fighting bust in United States history. This particular case allowed for the seizure and rescue of 367 dogs from a multi-state dog fighting ring in Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia,

WILLIAM SACCOMANNOCarl Collins is a member of the instrumental music faculty at North Scott High School in Eldridge, Iowa, where he conducts the Symphonic Band, Jazz 2, co-directs the Lancer Marching Band and Lancer Pep Band, and teaches AP Music Theory and Woodwind Lessons.

In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Mr. Collins also maintains an active conducting and performing schedule. He was a co-founder and conductor of the Quad City Area Youth Wind Symphony, and has recently performed as a clarinetist with the Quad City Symphony Orchestra and the Dubuque Symphony Orchestra. He was appointed to the Iowa Bandmasters Association Concert Band Affairs Committee in 2014, and served as chair of that committee from 2017-2019. He is currently serving as President-elect of the Southeast Iowa Bandmasters Association, and will assume the position of President of that organization in the fall of 2021.

Mr. Collins is a staff arranger for the Boise State University Blue Thunder Marching Band (Boise, ID), and designs marching band drill for schools throughout the Midwest. He is active as an adjudicator and clinician throughout the United States, has presented clinics at the Iowa Bandmasters Association Conference and the College Band Directors National Association Athletic Band Directors Symposium, and was a featured clinician for the State of Paraiba

CARL COLLINS

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Josh Ellis has been in education for 18 years. He has taught all grades, K-12, in various Music, Humanities and Language Arts environments. He is a requested judge and clinician across the Midwest. Currently, Mr. Ellis is the band director at Avon Intermediate School East, a feeder to the storied Avon High School band program. His groups regularly receive “Gold, with Distinction” ratings at ISSMA, contests and he was the 2013 Teacher of the Year for Avon East.

Preceding this position with Avon Schools he taught K-12 in MSD Perry Township in roles of Assistant Band Director, General Music Teacher, Language Arts Teacher and Humanities Teacher. While in the K-5 setting, he started the “Drumming Lions”, a drumming group dedicated to students with behavioral IEP’s. This group celebrated a fantastic performance season by performing at an Indiana Pacer Game.

Before and while he taught in Perry Township, Mr. Ellis was on staff with the award winning Avon Marching Black and Gold from 2006-2015. The Marching Black and Gold were named “Grand National Champions” in 2008, 2009 and 2010, as well as, ISSMA State Champions 7 times during that stretch. Students that started band with Mr. Ellis and continued into high school to perform with the Avon MB&G, have never finished below 3rd in the nation.

Mr. Ellis’s teaching career began at Goshen Community Schools (Goshen, IN) where he was

JOSH ELLIS

Department of Education Marching Band Symposium in João Pessoa, Brazil. He is published in the Teaching Music Through Performance in Band series, and maintains professional affiliations in the World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles (WASBE), the American School Band Directors Association (ASBDA), the Iowa Bandmasters Association (IBA), the Southeast Iowa Bandmasters Association (SEIBA), the Iowa Alliance for Arts Education (IAAE), Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Kappa Kappa Psi (honorary member), and Tau Beta Sigma (honorary member).

Alan Keown has been a percussion teacher and arranger in the Pacific Northwest since 1980. He spent many of those years as a drumset and orchestral performer as well as marching percussion specialist at the University of Oregon, Oregon State University and various high school programs.

He has been involved with Ted Turner’s Goodwill Games Ceremonies as well as the competitive tour sponsored by Drum Corps International and has been very active in the winter drumline activity.

Alan is a clinician for Yamaha Drums, Vic Firth sticks & mallets, Remo drumheads, Sabian cymbals, Offworld practice pads, and is the founder of the Alan Keown Marching Percussion Camp, held in Eugene, Oregon since 1989.

Mr. Keown publishes marching band music with Matrix Publishing Company.

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Brett Johnson taught for twenty-eight years at Leesville, LA High School, Robert E. Lee High School in Tyler, TX and The Woodlands High School in Woodlands, TX. During his eighteen-year tenure at The Woodlands, the marching band was a twenty - five time finalist at Bands of America Regional Marching Band Championships, a two-time Texas State Marching Band Contest Finalist and a four-time Bands of America Grand National Finalist winning the AAA National Championship in 2006. In 2010 the Woodlands Band was one of three bands worldwide to receive the coveted Sudler Shield award for excellence in marching band.

During Mr. Johnson’s tenure, The Woodlands Wind Ensemble performed at the Texas State Wind Ensemble Contest, the Bands of America National Concert Band Festival, the Western International Band Clinic in Seattle, the National Band and Orchestra Festival at Carnegie Hall and The Midwest Clinic in Chicago. The Woodlands

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Band was also a proud recipient of The Sudler Flag from the John Philip Sousa Foundation. Mr. Johnson’s professional affiliations include TMEA, TBA, and Phi Beta Mu. In 2004 the Texas Bandmasters Association honored Mr. Johnson with the Lifetime Meritorious Achievement Award.

Mr. Johnson is an active adjudicator and clinician throughout the United States. He and his wife, Cynthia, live in Denver and have two sons, Jacob and Kevin.

Kevin Nix has been a music educator, guard instructor, visual design coordinator and adjudicator with over twenty nine years of public school teaching experience. Mr. Nix received a Bachelor of Music Education degree in Trumpet Studies from the University of Oklahoma. In addition to his many years of service as a band director, he has served as a visual designer and consultant for numerous performing ensembles competing in Bands of America Regional and Grand National Championships, Winter guard International, as well as various Division I drum corps. His collaborative efforts with many high school bands and color guards throughout the country have helped mentor programs toward higher standards and establish him as one of the respected designers of recent years. Kevin currently resides in Plano Texas where he serves as visual coordinator for the Coppell High School Band program.

KEVIN NIX

the Assistant Band Director. While at Goshen, groups received accolades at the Purdue Jazz Festival (Judges Award 2006), the Percussion Ensemble was the WGI Concert Open Class Champion and World Class Runner-up. While at Goshen, Mr. Ellis became the youngest teacher to conduct two different ensembles at the Indiana Music Educators Associations Convention (2005 and 2006). He was recognized as an “Outstanding Educator” by the district in 2006.

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HISTORY OF MT. TIMP AWARDSOctober 28, 1995Class B Summary1st -Springville (717.5)2nd - Spanish Fork (618)3rd -Weber (551)Class 1A Summary1st -Timpview (854.5)2nd -West Jordan (805.5)3rd -Blackfoot (735)Class 2A Summary1st -American Fork (938)2nd -Mountain Crest (916.5)3rd -Davis (825.5)

October 1, 1996Class 1A Summary1st -Spanish Fork (672)2nd -Springville (657)3rd -Tooele (562)Class 2A Summary1st -Timpview (841)2nd -West Jordan (688)3rd -Pleasant Grove (549)Class 3A Summary1st -American Fork (889)2nd -Mountain Crest (873)3rd -Davis (747.5)

October 18, 1997Class B Summary1st -Viewmont (680)2nd -Springville (671)3rd -Provo (595)Class A Summary1st -Timpview (838.5)2nd -Roy (802)3rd -West Jordan (788)Open Class Summary1st -American Fork (932)2nd -Mountain Crest (919)3rd -Davis (894.5)

October 1, 1999Class B Summary1st -Viewmont (811)2nd -Provo (797)3rd -Highland (792)Class A Summary1st -West Jordan (815.5)2nd -Blackfoot/Tooele (809)3rd -Springville (803)Open Class Summary1st -American Fork (904.5)2nd -Davis (897)3rd -Elko (884)

October 21, 2000Class B Summary1st -Pleasant Grove (772.5)2nd -Provo (759)3rd -Riverton (747)Class A Summary

1st -Viewmont (869)2nd -West Jordan (842)3rd -Orem (796)Open Class Summary1st -American Fork (919.5)2nd -Davis (890.5)3rd -Lone Peak (866.5)

October 27, 2001Class 1A Summary1st -Ogden (797.5)2nd -South Summit (733)3rd -Roy (726.5)Class 2A Summary1st -Highland (831.5)2nd -Payson (806)3rd -Bear River (757.5)Class 3A Summary1st -Lone Peak (924.5)2nd -West Jordan (911.6)3rd -Orem (911)Open Class Summary1st -American Fork (952.4)2nd -Sky View (907.3)3rd -Borah, Idaho (874.8)

October 26, 2002Class 1A Summary1st -Canyon View (657.25)2nd -Pocatello (647.875)3rd -Preston (618)Class 2A Summary1st -Ogden (754.75)2nd -Pleasant Grove (717.5)3rd -Century (667.25)Class 3A Summary1st -Timpview (836.5)2nd -Mountain Crest (819.375)3rd -Riverton (797.125)Open Class Summary1st -American Fork (927)2nd -Sky View (866.375)3rd -Davis (854)

October 25, 2003Class 2A Summary1st -Orem (772.4)2nd -Pleasant Grove (770.3)3rd -Spanish Fork (696.1)Class 3A Summary1st -Timpview (859)2nd -Riverton (773.4)3rd -Springville (767.3)Open Class Summary1st -American Fork (943.1)2nd -Mountain Crest (912.3)3rd -Sky View (889.9)

October 16, 2004Class 1A Summary1st -Pineview (605.17)2nd -Grantsville (585.5)

Class 2A Summary1st -Pleasant Grove (701.67)2nd -Canyon View (690.83)3rd -Ogden (669.58)Class 3A Summary1st -Orem (759)2nd -Springville (768)3rd -Riverton (759.25)Open Class Summary1st -American Fork (915.08)2nd -Timpview (890.92)3rd -Sky View (861)

October 29, 2005Class 1A Summary1st -Pocatello (712)2nd -Pineview (682.17)3rd -Grantsville (678.42)Class 2A Summary1st -Ogden (812)2nd -Pleasant Grove (778.42)3rd -Madison (768.58)Class 3A Summary1st -Riverton (872.75)2nd -Lone Peak (871.75)3rd -Orem (835)Open Class Summary1st -American Fork (931.17)2nd -Sky View (917.92)3rd -Davis (886.1)

October 6, 2006Class 1A Summary1st -Pineview (711.5)2nd -Pocatello (695)3rd -Weber (694)Class 2A Summary1st -Tooele (802)2nd -Highland (793.96)3rd -Spanish Fork (787)Class 3A Summary1st -Timpview (882.56)2nd -Orem (869.98)3rd -Lone Peak (862.58)Open Class Summary1st -American Fork (946.5)2nd -Davis (932.87)3rd -Sky View (926.91)

October 20, 2007Class 1A Summary1st -Pocatello (657.17)2nd -Viewmont (641.83)3rd -Lehi (628.08)Class 2A Summary1st -Ogden (757.5)2nd -West Jordan (756.42)3rd -Canyon View (683.08)Class 3A Summary1st -Mountain Crest (888.42)2nd -Riverton (879.08)3rd -Timpview (858.42)

Open Class Summary1st -American Fork (924.33)2nd -Davis (914.58)

October 11, 2008Class 1A Summary1st -Timpanogos (714.25)2nd -Grantsville (712.42)3rd -Salem Hills (665.33)Class 2A Summary1st -Ogden (798.92)2nd -Roy (766.25)3rd -Springville (746.25)Class 3A Summary1st -Orem (857.25)2nd -Bingham (830.58)3rd -West Jordan (770)Class 4A Summary1st -Timpview (905.67)2nd -Riverton (846.92)3rd -Lehi (831.33)Open Class Summary1st -American Fork (950.5)2nd -Davis (937.25)

October 24, 2009Class 1A Summary1st -Pocatello (708.28)2nd -West Lake (703.92)3rd -Maple Mountain (692.75)Class 2A Summary1st -Tooele (725.83)2nd -Provo (696.58)3rd -Lehi (674.33)Class 3A Summary1st -Pleasant Grove (796.33)2nd -Lone Peak (780.75)3rd -West Jordan (750.54)

Class 4A Summary1st -Timpview (880.08)2nd -Orem (867.33)3rd -Bingham (844.92)Open Class Summary1st -American Fork (931.75)2nd -Davis (900.75)3rd -Mountain Crest (889.25)

October 23, 2010Class 1A Summary1st -Timpanogos (666.92)2nd -Salem Hills (666.75)3rd -Weber (653.5)Class 2A Summary1st -Stansbury (721.75)2nd -Maple Mountain (716.92)3rd -Tooele (707.42)Class 3A Summary1st -Provo (794.58)2nd -Viewmont (774.92)3rd -Westlake (774.67)Class 4A Summary

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1st -Timpview (864)2nd -Orem (843.83)3rd -Riverton (827.58)Open Class Summary1st -American Fork (927.5)2nd -Davis (897.58)3rd -Skyview (876.58)

October 8, 2011Class 1A Summary1st -Ogden (683.08)2nd -Timpanogos (670)3rd -Grantsville (659.33)Class 2A Summary1st -Tooele (755.5)2nd -Roy (725.83)3rd -Pocatello (723.67)Class 3A Summary1st -Lone Peak (835.75)2nd -Westlake (815.67)3rd -Provo (803.08)Class 4A Summary1st -Timpview (863.33)2nd -Orem (830.83)3rd -Lehi(829.75)Class 5A Summary1st -American Fork (930.08)2nd -Davis (904.67)3rd -Bingham (880.75)

October 27, 2012Class 1A Summary1st -West Jordan (711.08)2nd -Salem Hills (695.42)3rd -Grantsville (681.17)Class 2A Summary1st -Pocatello (763)2nd -Stansbury (724.33)3rd -Tooele (722.42)Class 3A Summary1st -Lone Peak (869.58)2nd -Viewmont (824.33)3rd -Orem (759.58)Class 4A Summary1st -Damonte Ranch (905.67)2nd -Timpview (874.83)3rd -Westlake (869.42)Class 5A Summary1st -American Fork (959.67)2nd -Davis (938.33)3rd -Skyview (913.5)

October 26, 2013Class 1A Summary1st -Pocatello (725.5)2nd -Timpanogos (706.42)3rd -Stansbury (693.5)Class 2A Summary1st -Tooele (712.67)2nd -Fremont (657.08)3rd -Alta & Grantsville (637)Class 3A Summary1st -Riverton (786.75)2nd -Provo (782.17)3rd -Orem (777.33)

Class 4A Summary1st -Westlake (903.08)2nd -Timpview (859.17)3rd -Pleasant Grove (835.75)Class 5A Summary1st -American Fork (938.08)2nd -Davis (921.42)3rd -Sky View (912.25)

October 25, 2014Class 1A Summary1st -Stansbury (716.50)2nd -Grand County (709.08)3rd -Ogden (704.09)Class 2A Summary1st -Grantsville (805.42)2nd -Alta (774.75)3rd -Copper Hills (699.25)Class 3A Summary1st -Provo (849.75)2nd -Canyon View (758.50)3rd -Salem Hills (757.34)Class 4A Summary1st -Lone Peak (866.92)2nd -Timpview (866.75)3rd -Pleasant Grove (865.50)Class 5A Summary1st -American Fork (936.84)2nd -Westlake (926.84)3rd -Skyview (902.67)

October 24, 2015Class 1A Summary1st - Payson (74.788)2nd - Pocatello (70.481)3rd - Spanish Fork (70.200)Class 2A Summary1st - Pleasant Grove (81.313)2nd - Copper Hills (72.625)3rd - Salem Hills (71.025)Class 3A Summary1st - Lone Peak (81.513)2nd - Mountain Crest (81.300)3rd - Provo (79.750)Class 4A Summary1st - Lehi (83.638)2nd - Timpview (79.538)3rd - Riverton (79.413)Class 5A Summary1st - American Fork (90.275)2nd - Skyview (88.450)3rd - Davis (87.863)

October 15, 2016Class 1A Summary1st - Timpanogas (77.225)2nd - Mountain Crest (68.836)3rd - Pocatello (67.674)Class 2A Summary1st - Lehi (75.436)2nd - Herriman (72.481)3rd - Orem (71.709)Class 3A Summary1st - Lone Peak (81.025)2nd - Pleasant Grove (79.525)

3rd - Provo (78.513)Class 4A Summary1st - Timpview (82.994)2nd - Riverton (82.600)3rd - Skyridge (81.163)Class 5A Summary1st - American Fork (91.375)2nd - Davis (89.663)3rd - Skyview (88.475)

October 28, 2017Class 1AS Summary1st - Grantsville (69.975)2nd - Spanish Fork (69.425)3rd - Juan Diego (67.88.13)Class 1AL Summary1st - Springville (67.500)2nd - Timpanogos (66.06253rd - Wasatch (65.5875)Class 2A Summary1st - Maple Mntn (82.3375)2nd - Lehi (80.7375)3rd - Orem (79.2375)Class 3AS Summary1st - Green Canyon (86.300)2nd - Highland ID (72.975)3rd - Sky View (70.5313)Class 3AL Summary1st - Provo (81.625)2nd - Riverton (80.7875)3rd - Pleasant Grove (78.700)Class 4A Summary1st - Skyridge (85.150)2nd - Bingham (83.5063)3rd - Herriman (82.4625)Class 5A Summary1st - American Fork (91.8875)2nd - Davis (88.825)3rd - Westlake (84.9875)

October 6, 2018Class 1AS Summary1st - Spanish Fork (65.3)2nd - Pocatello (63.3313)3rd - Salem Hills (62.875)Class 1AL Summary1st - Timpanogos (68.325)2nd - Weber (62.8375)3rd - Roy (59.4188)Class 2A Summary1st - Lehi (77.3625)2nd - Tooele (74.975)3rd - West Jordan (72.7875)Class 3AS Summary1st - Century (80.425)2nd - Sky View (78.2438)3rd - Mountain Crest (74.8313)Class 3AL Summary1st - Lone Peak (84.1938)2nd - Farmington (83.8313)3rd - Provo (83.775)Class 4A Summary1st - Bingham (85.2438)2nd - Copper Hills (81.9188)3rd - Viewmont (77.1563)

Class 5A Summary1st - American Fork (91.800)2nd - Davis (88.950)3rd - Westlake (86.5375)

November 2, 2019Class 3A Summary1st - Delta (70.250)2nd - Grantsville (67.450)3rd - Grand County (66.338)Class 4AO Summary1st - Green Canyon (92.038)2nd - Mountain Crest (83.138)3rd - Sky View (82.588)Class 4AS Summary1st - Highland (78.825)2nd - Canyon View (77.138)3rd - Ogden (74.369)Class 5AS Summary1st - Provo (84.400)2nd - Timpanogos (77.125)3rd - Wasatch (73.575)Class 5AO Summary1st - Farmington (85.975)2nd - Lehi (80.263)3rd - Alta (78.244)Class 6AS Summary1st - Riverton 84.075)2nd - Lone Peak (81.600)3rd - Pleasant Grove (79.163)Class 6AO Summary1st - American Fork (92.888)2nd - Davis (92.338)3rd - Skyridge (90.475)

October 2, 2020Class 3AO Summary1st - Delta (63.525)2nd - Grantsville (58.325)3rd - Carbon (56.838)Class 4AS Summary1st - Sky View (69.950)2nd - Ridgeline (68.575)3rd - Ogden (64.525)Class 4AO Summary1st - Green Canyon (88.088)2nd - Cedar Valley (80.675)3rd - Mountain Crest (77.388)Class 5S Summary1st - Spanish Fork (71.813)2nd - Provo (69.238)3rd - Timpanogos (69.200)Class 5O Summary1st - Farmington (83.563)2nd - Maple Mountain (79.850)3rd - Lehi (79.363)Class 6AS Summary1st - Lone Peak (73.738)2nd - Pleasant Grove (73.613)3rd - West Jordan (71.513)Class 6AO Summary1st - American Fork (93.725)2nd - Skyridge (90.750)3rd - Davis (88.750)

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Matthew-Congratulations on a great final year of Marching Band! We love you and are so proud of you!

Samuel--Great job on your first season of Marching Band! We look forward to two more years!

Love, Mom, Dad, Josh, Caroline and Thomas

Taylor HunzikerFrom the time she was a small child,

Taylor expressed her personality to all of those around her. She has a fierce love of animals, and thinks of her dog Wicket as her baby. Taylor’s siblings

always want to hang out with her, and look up to her as a role model. Taylor

loves Color Guard, and her family loves to watch her beautiful performances.

She loves to hang out with her friends, and loves scary movies. She’s not afraid

to embarrass herself, and is regularly the start of her mom’s Facebook posts. Taylor has blossomed into a beautiful young lady, both inside and out. Her

family loves her so much, and we wouldn’t trade her for anything!

Matthew Newman &

Sam Newman

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Garrett Robison

We are so proud of you!As your family, we are continually amazed at your musical

talent, desire to work very hard, and the way you contribute to “The Pit” as a team member.

Enjoy this time and build some incredible memories to last you a life time.

Love,Mom, Dad, and Lauren

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Kamea Lindo

CONGRATULATIONS on achieving one of your goals by becoming a member of this AMAZING marching band. Continue to work hard and you

will go far.

We love you Kamea!!!

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Jacobe Brooks

We will never forget the first time you saw the Marching Band in fourth grade, and how the members and the music touched your soul. You turned

and said, “ I am going to be apart of that band someday”. Years later it came time to audition and you were accepted into the clarinets section as an alternate. Even though the position meant you probably wouldn’t get a chance to compete on the field, you didn’t care and you gave it your all. This was recognized at Band Camp in Delta when someone from the Brass

section was dismissed from the band. The Band Director Nate Seamons approached you and asked if you would consider taking the open position

as a Sousaphone Player. He did this because of your weeks of hard work and sustained dedication that had been seen by all of the section leaders. This meant learning a new instrument, music and choreography in a few short weeks before the first performance. You stepped in, gave it your all, and

well.... The rest is what we will simply refer to as; Tuba History. We are profoundly proud of you son, you are truly a King among men

and a master at your craft!

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Daphne CampbellWe are so proud of you, Daphne!

Love Mom, Dad, Jackson & Lucie

Jamen B UnderwoodJammin’ Jamen! We’re so proud of your hard work! We love you!

Audrey Clarke - We are so proud of you! It seems like you were just in 1st grade with your life planned out, impatient to get to

the big stuff and be a grown up. We blinked and you’re wrapping up your senior year and

marching band season. It’s all sweeter than we all dreamed it would be. The next few months will go too quickly, but we’re excited to see

where your path leads! We love you!!

Alex ChristeanAlex, we are very proud of you!

Good luck tonight and next week!

Love, Mom & Dad

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Jase StephensFrom your first day of school to joining the Marines we are proud of you and

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