NEWS
2015 - 2016
2015 - 2016
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Important DatesThank you for a wonderful 2015/2016 season!
Check back soon for 2016/2017 calendar. ** ** ** ** Looking Ahead to 2016/2017 School Year 8/1 - 8/12 BAND CAMP (plan your vacation accordingly) week 1 8/1 - 8/5 week 2 8/8 - 8/12 Click here to sign up to help with lunch. 8/6 Bingo Click here if you can help. 2 open spots! 8/18 First Day of School |
Ways to Volunteer
The Music Boosters is looking for two volunteer positions :
(1) Snack Stand Purchaser Like to shop? We'll give you a list and you can help choose items to sell at the Snack Stand during football games. Schedule is flexible for this fun job! (2) Band Competition Meals Planning meals right up your alley? Help feed our Marching Band & Color Guard during our 5 competitions this Fall. This is a great opportunity to see them at competition. Please contact the Music Boosters by clicking here, or send an email to sphsmusicboosters@gmail.com. |
Bingo Parents NeededBingo at SPHS is one of our steady fundraising events.
Please consider helping out! Bingo is open year-round, and parent and student volunteers are needed the first Saturday of every month! Parents : Click on the dates below to sign up to help. Meet at the SPHS gym and please be on time. 4pm - 10pm Aug 6 2016 spots open! |
Band Camp is August 1 to 12Two-Week Band Camp : August 1-5 & August 8-12.
It is mandatory for all Band members, including new and old members. It will be held from 8 AM to 4 PM and lunch is provided. If you're interested in helping to serve lunch, please sign up by clicking here. If you have questions, please contact us. |
Music Banquet photos
Applause to all the students. The music banquet was memorable - see more photos under Images.
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Happy 4th of July, 2016 !!!
Thank you for coming out to support the students at the Festival of Balloons and Fireworks July 4th, 2016! Click here to see some photos of the Minuteman Band, parading down to Garfield Park.
Thank you so much, volunteers, for helping out with ticket sales! |
Spaghetti Dinner Night (February 25, 2016)
It was an evening filled with wonderful music and great food.
THANK YOU, SPONSORS!!!
Please click here to view a list of businesses who sponsored our amazing evening of Silent Auctions. |
Pasadena Showcase House
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Tournament of Roses Sponsorship
Thank you, Pasadena Tournament of Roses, for a special grant that will be providing the SPHS Music Program with much needed auxiliary equipment and support.
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2015-2016 Winter Season
Spring Trip
WorldStrides Heritage Music Festival in New York
By Matthew Cheung
The South Pasadena High School Concert Band, Orchestra and Jazz Ensemble competed in the annual WorldStrides Heritage Music Festival in New York on April 16th. Many instrumental and choral ensembles entered into competition to showcase their musical talent. Among many schools, South Pasadena High School brought home a total of seven awards.
The Concert Band received 2nd place with a gold rating. Orchestra earned first place and a gold rating. The Jazz Ensemble placed second in its division and earned a silver rank.
South Pasadena's Concert Band and Orchestra also received special invitations to attend WorldStrides Heritage Festivals of Gold next year, which are held at famous concert halls throughout the country, including Carnegie Hall.
Individuals from South Pasadena were noted for their remarkable solo performances by being awarded the Maestro award. Sophomore Jared Low showed his amazing skills on the trombone, while sophomore Euan Zhang demonstrated exceptional improvisational ability with his saxophone and clarinet. Senior Felix Diaz shined with his mastery on the trumpet in both concert and jazz performances, and senior Erik Chan exhibited remarkable grace on his violin. With talented soloists, South Pasadena secured four out of the ten total Maestro awards.
This marks the end of a great successful year for the South Pasadena Instrumental Music program. The band, orchestra, and jazz ensembles look forward to one final performance for friends and family at the Spring Concert on Thursday, May 26.
The South Pasadena High School Concert Band, Orchestra and Jazz Ensemble competed in the annual WorldStrides Heritage Music Festival in New York on April 16th. Many instrumental and choral ensembles entered into competition to showcase their musical talent. Among many schools, South Pasadena High School brought home a total of seven awards.
The Concert Band received 2nd place with a gold rating. Orchestra earned first place and a gold rating. The Jazz Ensemble placed second in its division and earned a silver rank.
South Pasadena's Concert Band and Orchestra also received special invitations to attend WorldStrides Heritage Festivals of Gold next year, which are held at famous concert halls throughout the country, including Carnegie Hall.
Individuals from South Pasadena were noted for their remarkable solo performances by being awarded the Maestro award. Sophomore Jared Low showed his amazing skills on the trombone, while sophomore Euan Zhang demonstrated exceptional improvisational ability with his saxophone and clarinet. Senior Felix Diaz shined with his mastery on the trumpet in both concert and jazz performances, and senior Erik Chan exhibited remarkable grace on his violin. With talented soloists, South Pasadena secured four out of the ten total Maestro awards.
This marks the end of a great successful year for the South Pasadena Instrumental Music program. The band, orchestra, and jazz ensembles look forward to one final performance for friends and family at the Spring Concert on Thursday, May 26.
Winter Line in Pasadena Regional
The SPHS Winer Line placed 8th in the prelims and 9th in the finals at the WGI Pasadena Perc Finals on Feb. 20-21.
Thirteen schools competed in their division. Congrats!
Thirteen schools competed in their division. Congrats!
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WBA Championships on Nov. 21-22, 2015
The SPHS Tiger Marching Band and Color Guard successfully took 5th out of 14 bands in their division at the WBA Class Championships in Fresno, CA on Saturday, November 21 with a score of 82.10, qualifying them for the Grand Championship Finals competition the following morning. This is only the second time that they have made it to finals in band history. It is the second consecutive year that they made the finals. The students were extremely excited and proud of their achievement.
The Western Band Association hosts marching band competitions in the western United States, with bands competing from California, Nevada, Arizona, and Utah. The SPHS Band competes in the 3A division with 40 other bands. In the finals on Sunday, SPHS placed 12th. They closed their marching season with a great finish. Their program, titled "Seven", pays tribute to the astronauts in the Challenger incident. Throughout the fall season, the band has put in hundreds of long hours to dedicate the show to the fallen heroes. They are glad to have had the honor to perform such a heartfelt show.
Following tradition at the end of the marching season, many of the seniors gave speeches after their performance, reflecting over their hardships and the valuable lessons they learned overcoming them. Many seniors mentioned how band had helped them grow in leadership, and how it served as a second family. Seniors also gave advice to the younger members, and urged them to stay in band for the unique life experiences and life-long friends. The room was emotional and some students shed
tears. The Grand Championship competition was emotional for many of the students as they said farewell to their field show, and especially for the seniors as they said farewell to performing as part of the SPHS Tiger Marching Band.
The band, led by Director Howard Crawford, will continue their excellence in concert performances through the spring semester. Join them for their winter holiday concert on Thursday, December 10 at the high school auditorium.
By Sheldon Chen, Band President
The Western Band Association hosts marching band competitions in the western United States, with bands competing from California, Nevada, Arizona, and Utah. The SPHS Band competes in the 3A division with 40 other bands. In the finals on Sunday, SPHS placed 12th. They closed their marching season with a great finish. Their program, titled "Seven", pays tribute to the astronauts in the Challenger incident. Throughout the fall season, the band has put in hundreds of long hours to dedicate the show to the fallen heroes. They are glad to have had the honor to perform such a heartfelt show.
Following tradition at the end of the marching season, many of the seniors gave speeches after their performance, reflecting over their hardships and the valuable lessons they learned overcoming them. Many seniors mentioned how band had helped them grow in leadership, and how it served as a second family. Seniors also gave advice to the younger members, and urged them to stay in band for the unique life experiences and life-long friends. The room was emotional and some students shed
tears. The Grand Championship competition was emotional for many of the students as they said farewell to their field show, and especially for the seniors as they said farewell to performing as part of the SPHS Tiger Marching Band.
The band, led by Director Howard Crawford, will continue their excellence in concert performances through the spring semester. Join them for their winter holiday concert on Thursday, December 10 at the high school auditorium.
By Sheldon Chen, Band President
WBA Trabuco Hills HS on Nov. 7, 2015
The South Pasadena High School Marching Band and Color Guard competed this Saturday, November 7, at the Tournament in the Hills at Trabuco Hills High School. They garnered fourth place with a score of 80.15, a four-point jump from last Saturday. The competition was fierce, as the difference between fourth and second place was a minute 0.6 of a point. Members are surprised to have broken the 80-point mark before semifinals, something that hasn't happened in at least eight years.
The students are now working harder than ever before, polishing their movements and cleaning up every visual, every set, and every step in preparation for their last competition. Senior Head Drum Major Nolan Pokpongkiat is surprised at how fast his last season has gone by yet he believes that "this year's show is the best of [his] four years and with such tough and close competition, the band will push itself to new limits to gain the upper hand."
The SPHS Tiger Marching Band will perform at the Western Band Association Semifinals Competition on November 21, in Fresno, California. Before they leave, they will showcase their program one last time at SPHS at Friends & Family Night on Wednesday, November 18, at 7:00PM.
By Sheldon Chen, Band President
The students are now working harder than ever before, polishing their movements and cleaning up every visual, every set, and every step in preparation for their last competition. Senior Head Drum Major Nolan Pokpongkiat is surprised at how fast his last season has gone by yet he believes that "this year's show is the best of [his] four years and with such tough and close competition, the band will push itself to new limits to gain the upper hand."
The SPHS Tiger Marching Band will perform at the Western Band Association Semifinals Competition on November 21, in Fresno, California. Before they leave, they will showcase their program one last time at SPHS at Friends & Family Night on Wednesday, November 18, at 7:00PM.
By Sheldon Chen, Band President
WBA Mission Viejo on October 31, 2015
Pictured: Miles Knight, Jason Kang, amber Au, Nolan Pokpongkiat, Sheldon Chen.
The SPHS Tiger Marching Band and Color Guard earned second place in Class AAA competition at the Mission Viejo Invitational at Mission Viejo High School on Saturday, October 31. They had a score of 76.05 along with honors in high general effect, high music, and high visual. They missed first place by half a point.
Their program, titled "Seven", pays tribute to the seven astronauts aboard the space shuttle Challenger. Inspired by Antonin Dvorak's "The New World Symphony", the show takes the audience on a journey to a new frontier, exploring the importance of faith and courage in the realization of success.
The band members are especially enthusiastic about "Seven" due to the thrilling arrangement of music, along with challenging field drill movements. They are also excited to have on the field a 20-foot space shuttle prop that they built themselves. It is one of the biggest props they've had in recent years.
Due to undesirable weather conditions this weekend, the band felt that they didn't perform as well as they could have. Senior clarinetist Sheldon Chen said, "The heat and dryness compromised our full potential, but we will be ready to bring the full performance to next week's competition."
On Saturday, November 7, the SPHS Band and Color Guard will continue on to its next competition at Trabuco Hills High School's Tournament in the Hills.
By Nolan Pokpongkiat, Drum Major
Their program, titled "Seven", pays tribute to the seven astronauts aboard the space shuttle Challenger. Inspired by Antonin Dvorak's "The New World Symphony", the show takes the audience on a journey to a new frontier, exploring the importance of faith and courage in the realization of success.
The band members are especially enthusiastic about "Seven" due to the thrilling arrangement of music, along with challenging field drill movements. They are also excited to have on the field a 20-foot space shuttle prop that they built themselves. It is one of the biggest props they've had in recent years.
Due to undesirable weather conditions this weekend, the band felt that they didn't perform as well as they could have. Senior clarinetist Sheldon Chen said, "The heat and dryness compromised our full potential, but we will be ready to bring the full performance to next week's competition."
On Saturday, November 7, the SPHS Band and Color Guard will continue on to its next competition at Trabuco Hills High School's Tournament in the Hills.
By Nolan Pokpongkiat, Drum Major
BOA Regional on October 24, 2015
The SPHS Tiger Marching Band and Color Guard competed in the Bands of America Southern California Regional on October 24 at Long Beach City College. SPHS placed second in Class AA competition with a score of 59.35. They also earned an award for General Effect. This was their best showing in BOA since they started competing three years ago.
WBA: Ayala Music in Motion Tournament, Oct. 17, 2015
By Nolan Pokpongkiat, Drum Major
In front of the space shuttle prop after the awards ceremony. Sheldon Chen, Nolan Pokpongkiat, Amber Au, Jason Kang, Andres Limon and Mr. Crawford.
The SPHS Tiger Marching Band and Color Guard competed in the Music in Motion competition this past Saturday, October 17, at Ruben S. Ayala High School. They secured second place with a score of 73.30 and honors in high music and high general effect, awards given to the band with the best musical sound and best development of their program, respectively.
This is more than a 5 point increase in their score from last week's competition, where they scored 68.25. The increase in score can be attributed to additions in show design including visual elements as well as a heavier emphasis on producing different colors and emotions with the music created by each individual. However, the most impactful moment of the show is yet to come. The band is excited for the last part of their show, in which they will stage the launch of the space shuttle, paying tribute to the seven astronauts in the Challenger's crew.
By next week, they plan to complete their program, titled "Seven", in time for the Bands of America Regional competition at the Long Beach City College. The band and color guard continue to practice diligently, aiming to fulfill their potential by the end of their season at state championships.
This is more than a 5 point increase in their score from last week's competition, where they scored 68.25. The increase in score can be attributed to additions in show design including visual elements as well as a heavier emphasis on producing different colors and emotions with the music created by each individual. However, the most impactful moment of the show is yet to come. The band is excited for the last part of their show, in which they will stage the launch of the space shuttle, paying tribute to the seven astronauts in the Challenger's crew.
By next week, they plan to complete their program, titled "Seven", in time for the Bands of America Regional competition at the Long Beach City College. The band and color guard continue to practice diligently, aiming to fulfill their potential by the end of their season at state championships.
WBA : Vista Murrieta Tournament of Gold, Oct. 10, 2015
What a night! South Pasadena High School Marching Band and Color Guard had a very successful first competition! They worked hard and were rewarded with the High Music Award and placed 3rd in the AAA division. They had a score of 68.25 in a 100 point system, only 0.1 point away from second place. Great job! Check out photos parents took, by clicking here. Also, check out professional photos for sale from WBA here.
Their program, titled "Seven", pays tribute to the seven astronauts aboard the Challenger. Inspired by Antonin Dvorak's "The New World Symphony", the show takes the audience on a journey towards a new frontier, exploring the importance of faith and courage in the realization of success.
This was the first Western Band Association competition of the season and marks the Band's debut of "Seven" after numerous hours of practice since early August. SPHS will participate in four more WBA competitions and one Bands of America (BOA) meet.
A big THANK YOU to all the parent chaperons! It was a long day and a special time for the students as they competed for the first time this season.
Their program, titled "Seven", pays tribute to the seven astronauts aboard the Challenger. Inspired by Antonin Dvorak's "The New World Symphony", the show takes the audience on a journey towards a new frontier, exploring the importance of faith and courage in the realization of success.
This was the first Western Band Association competition of the season and marks the Band's debut of "Seven" after numerous hours of practice since early August. SPHS will participate in four more WBA competitions and one Bands of America (BOA) meet.
A big THANK YOU to all the parent chaperons! It was a long day and a special time for the students as they competed for the first time this season.
UCLA Band Day - 09/19/15
The band students performed out in the field at Rose Bowl, along with the UCLA marching band and other local high school bands.
Go Bruins! Go Tigers! See photos here.
The band students performed out in the field at Rose Bowl, along with the UCLA marching band and other local high school bands.
Go Bruins! Go Tigers! See photos here.
The field show this year is called "SEVEN" - paying tribute to the 7 astronauts from the Challenger, accompanied by New World Symphony music.
Here's a picture of the band section leaders (courtesy of student Kanak Belgaum). They will be guiding their peers through another year of fun, hard work and accomplishments.
Here's a link to a MVP video, interviewing Brandon, the Drum Line Teacher. Click here. There are also some nice videos on the SPHS Tigers Band&Guard Facebook Page. Click here.
Here's a picture of the band section leaders (courtesy of student Kanak Belgaum). They will be guiding their peers through another year of fun, hard work and accomplishments.
Here's a link to a MVP video, interviewing Brandon, the Drum Line Teacher. Click here. There are also some nice videos on the SPHS Tigers Band&Guard Facebook Page. Click here.
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Trust your students to bring home info on upcoming activities. They are (and should be) in constant contact with their section leaders.
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Thank you for coming out to support the SPHS Band and Color Guard fundraiser on 10/09/15.
Please thank Cookies & Cream for supporting, next time you visit. |
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2014-15 Marching Band Season
Winter Guard 4th at WGASC ChampionshipsTHE SPHS Winter Guard placed fourth at the WGASC Championships on April 26. The event at the Bren Center at University of California, Irvine hosted high schools from southern California. SPHS earned a score of 82.70 and were less than 2 points from first place school South East High School who scored 84.09. Scores. Tiger Online.
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SPHS Music Program Brings Home 8 Awards |
Orchestra & Band Get Top Scores at Burbank HS |
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The SPHS Band, Orchestra and Jazz Band earned eight awards on their spring trip to the San Francisco Music Festival. The Concert Band earned first place and the Outstanding Award Top Score for Concert Band. The orchestra earned second place and the Jazz Band earned second place in their competitions. Also, Maddie Lohr and Alex Pinto earned Individual Maestro Awards. Congratulations to everyone! Photos here.
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The Orchestra and Symphonic Band competed at the SCSBOA Festival at Burbank High School on May 5. Both groups earned a rating of "Unanimous Superior". This is the highest rating that can be awarded at the event.
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Winter Guard Gets 1st Place
1st Place at Valencia HS
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The SPHS Winter Guard earned first place at Aliso Niguel High School on March 28. It was the second consecutive first place finish. They placed first on March 21 at Valencia HS.
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Drum majors Nolan Pokpongkiat and Sheldon Zhu.
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SPHS Gets 9th Place in WBA Grand ChampionshipsSPHS finished 9th of 15 schools with a score of 80.45 in the WBA Grand Championships. They performed their show, Star Crossed Lovers, at Fresno State Bulldog Stadium in Class AAA competition. It was their first appearance in the WBA finals.
Marching Band Makes the WBA Grand ChampionshipsThe Marching Band and Color Guard placed third in their division on Nov. 22 with a score of 82.95, their highest score in the WBA Championships since at least 2008. This qualified them for the Grand Championships on Sunday, Nov. 23. This is the first time they have made the finals. Congratulations!
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Bands of America Long Beach |
Tournament in the Hills on Nov. 15 |
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The marching band earned third place at the Bands of America Long Beach Regional on Nov. 8. They competed against five other schools and scored 64.35. It was their first performance with all their props.
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The marching band competed in the Tournament in the Hills at Trabuco Hills High School on Nov. 15. They earned third place with a score of 78.90, narrowly missing 2nd place. The last competition for them is the WBA Championships in Fresno on Nov. 22 & 23.
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Mission Viejo Invitational
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The SPHS Marching Band and Color Guard competed in the Mission Viejo Invitational at Mission Viejo High School on Nov. 1. SPHS took third place in Class AAA with a score
of 73.70, narrowly missing second place by .60 points. SPHS was able to play with good sound despite
the cold weather and rain. They added
four new visuals for this performance. They
competed against five other schools including El Toro HS, La Canada HS,
Torrance HS, Branham HS, and Trabuco Hills HS.
Their next competition is the Bands of America Southern California
Regional at Long Beach City College on November 8.
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Marching Band at Capistrano HS
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Music in Motion at Ayala 2014SPHS placed 3rd in division AAA at Ayala Music in Motion on Oct. 18. This was their second competition this season. Scores are here. The next competition is the Mission Viejo Invitational on Nov. 1 at Mission Viejo High School.
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2013-14 Marching Band Season
Marching Band Gets 10th Place at WBA Championship
The marching band and color guard placed 10th at the 2013 WBA Championships on Nov. 23 in Fresno. They competed with 16 other schools in Division AAA and earned a 79.50 score. This was their highest score of the season and one of their highest scores in years. At the 2012 WBA Championships they scored 80.25. Congratulations!
Marching Band Places 6th at Trabuco HillsThe marching placed 6th in Class AAA at the Trabuco Hills Tournament in the Hills on Nov. 16. Their score was 78.60 in this WBA competition, their last of the season. Their scores have been steadily improving in every WBA competition.as they head to the WBA Championships in Fresno on Nov. 23.
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Marching Band 3rd at Long Beach Regional
The marching band placed 3rd in Class AA competition at the Bands of America Long Beach Regional on Nov. 9. They earned a score of 66.30 for 13th place overall.
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Marching Band 3rd at Mission Viejo The awards ceremony at Mission Viejo.
The marching band earned 3rd place at Mission Viejo HS on Nov. 2. They scored 76.05 against three others schools in Division AAA in this WBA event. They are showing steady improvement every week with an 8 point increase over their Ayala performance last week. They compete in the BOA Long Beach Regional on Nov. 9.
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Marching Band Gets 7th at AyalaAt Ayala Music in Motion in Chino Hills on Oct. 19, the marching band showed great progress with a score of 68.32, a 14 point increase from the prior week. They competed with ten other schools in the AAA Class of this WBA event. It was a close competition with the Tigers missing 6th place by a .25 margin.
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SPHS Tiger Marching Band at Capistrano HS on Oct.12.
Marching Band Places 3rd at Capo
In their first marching band competition of the season on October 12. the SPHS Tigers placed third. It was held in Mission Viejo at Capistrano Valley High School and was the first of the MBOS Open Series. SPHS had a final score of 54.88. More photos here.
In their first marching band competition of the season on October 12. the SPHS Tigers placed third. It was held in Mission Viejo at Capistrano Valley High School and was the first of the MBOS Open Series. SPHS had a final score of 54.88. More photos here.
2012-13 Winter Season
Winter Guard Wins Championship
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Winterline Semi-finalsThe Winterline placed sixth in the ADLA semi-finals on April 21. They scored 78.35 in the Open Semis Round 1.
Winterline ChampionshipsThe Winterline scored 73.0 in the ADLA Championships on April 27 at Long Beach City College. Scores.
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Winterline ScheduleThe SPHS Winterline has finalized their 2013 schedule. Competitions are on March 9 & 23 with semi-finals on April 20 and the finals on April 27. Their show will have a Viking theme and they will perform music from 'How to Train Your Dragon'. See the Calendar for details.
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Winterline Competition on March 9Winterline competed at Golden Valley HS in Santa Clarita on March 9. It was their first competition of the season and they scored 71.30 in the Scholastic Open division. See the score. Click on Golden Valley HS, then Scholastic Open then View Recap.
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Winterline Competition on March 23In their second competition of the season, Winterline scored 71.35 for fifth place. They competed on March 23 at Cajon High School in San Bernadino against four other schools. This is an American Drum Line Association (ADLA) competition and SPHS is in the Scholastic Open Division.
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2012-13 Marching Band Season
WBA Championships
The SPHS Tiger Marching Band earned a score of 80.25 in Class AAA at the WBA Championships at Fresno on November 17. They have not scored this high since at least 2008. The Colorguard placed 4th overall in all classes. It was an impressive effort and a great ending to the 2012 marching season. Congratulations!
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RCC Big Orange Classic
The SPHS Tiger Marching Band competed in the RCC Big Orange Classic on Nov. 10 at Riverside Community College. They scored 75.75 for 5th place. It was another big step up in performance for the band. The percussion section had a 22 point increase over last week. The Colorguard got 2nd place with a 7 point increase from last week. Photos.
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Music in Motion
The SPHS Tiger Marching Band placed 4th at the Music in Motion Show at Ayala High School on October 20. They competed in the AAA Division with four other schools. It was their first competition of the season. See photos.
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Tournament in the Hills
The SPHS Tiger Marching Band earned a score of 73.10 at Tournament in the Hills on Nov. 3 at Trabuco Hill High School.
This was a 5 point increase from their previous tournament. The marching band has been working hard on their show and improving with each competition. Photos. |
