
2011
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- Waterboy
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Re: 2011
So the band is going to get bigger after not having qualified for states in 2010 AND they're going to be one of the best? I'm going to have to disagree with that.
- rh*french*hornist
- Waterboy
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Re: 2011
for drumline, definitely Rock Hill...they swept a lot of competitions last year and the year before...they have a top notch percussion instructor:)
Re: 2011
They missed state because of a judge that was basically out to get them. Hard to believe someone who's supposed to be a professional would do that, but he admitted to it. If not for him, they would have easily qualified at Green and Ironton and would not have been DQ'd at Bloom-Carroll.WinkerRules wrote:So the band is going to get bigger after not having qualified for states in 2010 AND they're going to be one of the best? I'm going to have to disagree with that.
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Okay, I was at Bloom-Carroll and I missed this, why were they DQ'd.Buckeye24 wrote:They missed state because of a judge that was basically out to get them. Hard to believe someone who's supposed to be a professional would do that, but he admitted to it. If not for him, they would have easily qualified at Green and Ironton and would not have been DQ'd at Bloom-Carroll.WinkerRules wrote:So the band is going to get bigger after not having qualified for states in 2010 AND they're going to be one of the best? I'm going to have to disagree with that.
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Re: 2011
If a group violates an OMEA rule, then the fault does not lie with a judge, but rather the director of that group. In a situation, such as the one with Portsmouth West, maybe the judge you are referring to wasn't aware of the underage performer until the Bloom Carroll show. I can tell you that the director was certainly aware of the fact the performer was underage from the onset of the season. After all, he was the one who was chose to use that performer in the show.
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- Waterboy
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Re: 2011
GuardFun wrote:In everyone's opinion, who's going to have the best colorguard, drumline, and band of next season? And who was the worst of the 2010 season??
Color guard - South Point
Drumline - Rock Hill
Band - Green
South Point's color guard is consistently good, and I think they stay on top of the area. There isn't much competition to challenge them IMO. Rock Hill's drumline is getting bigger/better every year. I see them doing some ambitious things. I've heard SP is going through some changes, so it will be interesting to see what they come out with. Green's band did very well last year, seems like their director has a good program set up (they just need a solid drumline instructor). If they can get more kids in the group, I think they'll do very well.
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Look for Eastern Beaver to have a good marching band next year. They will be pushing around 70 kids marching, which is remarkable for a school of their size. Now the school needs to hire an assistant or two to help out the band director. One adult can't possibly control all those kids at a parade. 
