OMEA State Marching Band Finals 2014

OHIO MUSIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

STATE MARCHING BAND FINALS

2014

SMBF Saturday - 11/1 - Hilliard Bradley Sunday - 11/2 - Dayton Friday - 11/7 - Brunswick Saturday - 11/8 - Brunswick Sunday - 11/9 - Dayton

OMEA STATE MARCHING BAND FINALS

TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome......................................................................................................... 3 History.............................................................................................................. 4 Data Center.................................................................................................... 9 Quick Reference Schedule......................................................................... 10 What The Judges Are Looking For............................................................... 12 The Ohio Five-Rating Plan............................................................................ 13 Schedule of Bands Saturday, November 1............................................................................ 16 Sunday, November 2.............................................................................. 32 Friday, November 7................................................................................. 44 Saturday, November 8............................................................................ 49 Sunday, November 9.............................................................................. 57 Management Team and Adjudicator Bios................................................ 67 Corporate Institutional Partnership............................................................. 74 Past State Marching Band Results............................................................... 79 Adjudicators................................................................................................. 86 Ohio Foundation for Music Education........................................................ 89 Notes.............................................................................................................. 90

WELCOME TO THE OHIO MUSIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION STATE MARCHING BAND FINALS We would like to take this opportunity to welcome all performers, parents, school administrators, friends and music boosters to the 2015 Ohio Music Education Association State Marching Band Finals. During the five days of performances you will see and hear some of the finest high school marching bands in the state of Ohio. You are about to see the true meaning of creativity, imagination, dedication and commitment.

The OMEA State Marching Band Finals have evolved in a positive, educational manner due to the commitment and leadership provided by our past Marching Band Affairs Chairs. They are: Stephan Berry, Richard Rhodes, Larry Kelley, William Guegold, William Wittman, Randall Clark, Michael Gallehue, Patricia Meeks, John Purdy, Brian Stevens, Dave Handshue, and JD Latorre.

We owe these educators a debt of gratitude for their service and leadership to OMEA. We are proud to take on the responsibilities of the Marching Band Affairs and Adjudications Chairs to further nurture the marching band activity on the state of Ohio.

A sincere thank you goes out to the many OMEA officials, volunteer groups, booster groups and the staff at Hilliard Bradley High School, Brunswick High School, and Dayton Welcome Stadium who have all helped to make these State Finals run smoothly. We would also like to acknowledge those of you who are proud parents of band members for your continuing support of Music Education! While these State Marching Band Finals might be the most visible part of your community’s band program, please continue to support your musicians throughout the rest of the school year at concerts, pep band, winter drumline, and winter guard performances, as well as the host of other musical activities these students participate in.

You are about to be amazed by the high level of performances today. Let the music begin!

Jay Wardeska Marching Band Affairs Chair Stephanie Smith Marching Band Adjudications Chair 3

A HISTORY OF THE OHIO MUSIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION STATE MARCHING BAND FINALS Band competition has been a part of the school music scene in Ohio since the early part of this century. The forerunners of the OMEA, the Ohio High School Band Association, and the Ohio School Band and Orchestra Association were all formed, at least in part, to foster competition in the state. Following the success of the Fostoria, Ohio Boys Band in winning the first national band contest in 1923 held in Chicago, the Fostoria director, John W. Wainwright, formed the Ohio High School Band Association. Ohio’s first contest was held in 1924 in Fostoria with eight bands in attendance. Prize money was supplied by the music industry including Barnhouse Publishers and Conn Instrument Company. There were four adjudicators in these early contests. By 1928 three adjudicators commented on the groups’ intonation, instrumentation, tone and harmonic balance, tone quality, precision and interpretation, and a fourth judged the band in sight-reading.

In 1932 the newly formed Ohio Music Education Association stated among its goals “the promotion of state-wide contests in vocal and instrumental music.” Furthermore, when OMEA affiliated with MENC (Music Educators National Conference) in 1934 the two groups’ statement concerning contests mentioned that the purpose of these contests is to promote education through music.

The Contest Committee of OMEA was formed in 1934 for the purpose of overseeing contest operations in Ohio.

The committee recommended in 1935 that these contests deviate from the practice of assigning ratings and points for the bands’ performances and begin to use a “ratings only” method of adjudication. In 1936 the committee recommended that the State adopt a “five rating plan.” The former six rating plan included the levels “superior, excellent, very good, good, fair, and poor.” Each of these levels was assigned points with a superior worth 10, excellent 7, very good 4, good 2, fair 1, and poor 0. The new system deleted the “very good” category, as well as doing away with the point system. The sight reading rating could lower the overall rating if it was more than one rating lower than the final rating of the three combined judges.

Competitions were suspended in the state during World War II and ran into rough times in the 1950s when school administrator associations and the North Central

Association recommended that other than athletic contests, inter-scholastic events should be curtailed. This recommendation was rescinded in 1951, leaving such determination up to the individual school systems.

In 1951 Ohio began to use the district/state levels of adjudication still in use today. Bands that received a “I” or “superior” rating in the district contest then advanced into the state level several weeks later in the spring. The five rating plan was refined so that there was a well-defined standard assigned to each rating. This statement of standards still accompanies the five rating plan today.

Beginning in the 1950s and up until 1980, there were as many as ten different marching band competitions held at various schools each fall throughout the state. Several of the most noted were held at Fairborn, Roger Bacon, Marietta, West Jefferson, Zanesville, Wadsworth and Marlington High Schools. The Marching Bands of America contest movement was just beginning to be a force in the state by the late 1970s. Several Ohio bands that were fairly close to neighboring states participated in contests in such circuits as the Pennsylvania Federation of Contest Judges and the Mid-West Judges’ Circuit. Each of these contests used similar, yet distinctive rules and regulations and announced rankings of the groups participating. Classifications of groups were generally determined by band size and prizes were awarded to outstanding auxiliary units and field commanders/drum majors.

In this pre-1980 time period there became a growing increase in the influence and sponsorships of these contests by commercial interests such as music companies and corporations (MBA Grand Nationals was sponsored by a national food chain). Nearby states were holding state championships. OMEA began to take an interest in these contests in the mid 1970s and editorials began to mention the problem of director and student burnout associated with contest involvement. There was concern in the ranks of OMEA that commercial interests would soon take control of marching band competitions in Ohio. Some feel that this pushed OMEA into the marching band competition area as much as anything. It is interesting to note that similar concerns were expressed by MENC in the 1920’s when the Conn Company sponsored the National Band

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Contests. This most likely was one of the reasons MENC took over sponsorship of these contests in 1924.

In 1979–80 the OMEA formed an ad hoc committee to study various proposals for the formation of a state marching band finals and sanctioned contests. Members of this committee included Steve Berry, Dick Cool, Gary Tirey, Jim Swearingen, Tim Swinehart, Max Treier, and was cochaired by Jack Evans, former director of The Ohio State University Marching Band and Terren Frenz.

ing, contest management, and the philosophy of competing in marching band contests in Ohio. In the development of this handbook, several “rules congresses” were attended by representatives from each of the OMEA districts in the state. Richard Rhodes, Larry Kelley, William Guegold, William Wittman, Randall Clark, Michael Gallehue, Patricia Meeks, John Purdy, David Handshue, and Brian Stevens have followed Steve Berry as Marching Band Affairs Chairs.

In February of 1982 at the OMEA State Professional Conference held in Cincinnati, there began a series of “adjudicator training sessions” to help clarify judging practices and to increase the number of qualified judges available to judge the OMEA system. OMEA contests were required to hire judges from the OMEA-approved list as compiled by the Marching Band Affairs Chair. To become listed in the approved list, prospective judges were required to attend these seminars and make formal application to the Marching Band Affairs Chair. Adjudication background, personal contest ratings, contest observation, and letters of reference were part of the application and certification process. The prototype 1982 training session format was later expanded and additional sessions were held at Otterbein College and at The Ohio State University. The current scope of these sessions has been expanded to include competing directors and contest chairpersons, as well as adjudicators.

With a greater emphasis placed on the “total” marching band program, revisions in Auxiliary, Field Commander, General Effect, and Music adjudications were implemented in 1996, rewarding those bands showing a trend towards a “holistic” musical and visual program. These changes place more of a premium on the total visual enhancement of the marching band. Today, the “over-all” band rating will be announced, to emphasize the importance of the total band’s performance, rather than each separate entity.

In 2004, a critique system was added to the local event process to allow directors to speak with the adjudicators following their performance to gain a better understanding how to improve their bands, and in 2006, visual captions were updated from Marching and Maneuvering Execution and General Effect to Visual Performance and Visual Effect to better reflect current practices in marching band visual design.

The Ohio Music Education Association format of adjudicated marching band events has become a solid foundation for 60–65 local adjudicated events each year. The OMEA State Marching Band Finals continues to improve as bands reach higher levels of achievement and directors gain greater knowledge and experience in this area. An ongoing effort is always taking place to enhance an already strong program brought about by people with a vision to improve music education.

Program notes provided by William K. Guegold, Ph.D., edited by William L. Wittman, J. Michael Gallehue, Patricia Meeks, Brian Stevens, David Handshue, and JD Latorre.

The following goals statements came from this committee: 1. To provide at the state level, for those interested in marching band competitions, a competitive event controlled by OMEA. Rules and regulations for this event would follow as closely as possible the rules and regulations for other OMEA Competitive Festivals.

2. To encourage the co-existence of the many independent (invitational, etc.) marching band contests and festivals now operating in Ohio by making it possible for these contests to serve as qualifying contests for the OMEA State Competition. Some flexibility in the operation of qualifying contests is included to meet local traditions and conditions.

3. To bring about, in Marching Band Competitions in the State of Ohio, standardization of rules, procedures, and adjudication through the required guidelines for qualifying contests including the use of OMEA adjudication forms and scoring systems. The intent is to provide competition in which recognition is given for the quality of performance regardless of the type of band or style of marching.

After several revisions and much discussion, the Ohio Music Education Association state board decided at its spring meeting in 1980 to sanction marching band contests that followed the OMEA designated format and gave permission to hold the first State Finals on November 1, 1980. The OMEA Marching Band Guidelines were published in the Triad and were available from Steve Berry. Mr. Berry served for five years as the first “Marching Band Affairs Chair” on the OMEA Competitions Committee. Bands were eligible to participate in the State Finals if they received a “I” or “superior” rating at one of the sixteen OMEA-sanctioned contests using the OMEA rules and regulations. Thirty-six bands qualified the first year. The number of qualifying contests grew to thirty in 1981 with sixty-four attending the State Finals.

In subsequent years the complexity of the guidelines grew from a two-page outline into a forty five page handbook of rules and regulations that includes a comprehensive section dealing with caption area adjudication train-

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DATA CENTER

OMEA STATE MARCHING BAND FINALS Participating Bands In OMEA SMBF YEAR 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

OMEA Sanctioned Marching Band Events

BANDS 36 64 14 95 84 89 78 68 99 110 125 120 130 134 133 139 136 132 130 131 132 109 112 116 110 125 119 113 111 113 113 117 122 120

YEAR 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 9

EVENTS 16 30 40 54 57 42 60 63 62 71 62 64 67 64 64 72 65 68 70 67 66 63 65 63 63 58 60 62 63 62 61 62 62 62

OM E A S TATE M A R C H I N G B A N D FI N A L S

QUICK REFERENCE—WEEKEND 1 SATURDAY 11/1 - HILLIARD BRADLEY

SUNDAY 11/2 - DAYTON WELCOME STADIUM

Rating

Rating

10:30 AM Shawnee High School 10:45 AM Meadowbrook High School 11:00 AM Rock Hill Sr High School 11:15 AM Bishop Watterson High School 11:30 AM Colerain High School 11:45 AM Dublin Jerome High School 12:00 PM AWARDS BREAK 12:15 PM Northridge High School 12:30 PM Chesapeake High School 12:45 PM Worthington Kilbourne High School 1:00 PM North Royalton High School 1:15 PM Dublin Coffman High School 1:30 PM Central Crossing High School 1:45 PM AWARDS BREAK 2:00 PM Ridgewood High School 2:15 PM Philo High School 2:30 PM Reynoldsburg High School 2:45 PM Lexington High School 3:00 PM Delaware Hayes High School 3:15 PM Hilliard Bradley High School 3:30 PM AWARDS BREAK 3:45 PM Nordonia High School 4:00 PM Tri-Valley High School 4:15 PM Tallmadge High School 4:30 PM Marion Harding High School 4:45 PM Medina Senior High School 5:00 PM Hilliard Darby High School 5:15 PM AWARDS BREAK 5:30 PM Madeira High School 5:45 PM Cambridge High School 6:00 PM South Point High School 6:15 PM Franklin Heights High School 6:30 PM Amherst Steele High School 6:45 PM Hilliard Davidson High School 7:00 PM AWARDS BREAK 7:15 PM Dawson-Bryant High School 7:30 PM Circleville High School 7:45 PM Canal Winchester High School 8:00 PM Teays Valley High School 8:15 PM Olentangy Liberty High School 8:30 PM Lakota West High School 8:45 PM AWARDS BREAK 9:00 PM Licking Valley High School 9:15 PM Lancaster High School 9:30 PM Lakota East High School 9:45 PM Pickerington HS North High School 10:00 PM Groveport Madison High School 10:15 PM Grove City High School 10:30 PM AWARDS BREAK

12:45 PM Deer Park High School 1:00 PM Wauseon High School 1:15 PM Finneytown Secondary Campus 1:30 PM Newark High School 1:45 PM Hamilton High School 2:00 PM Dublin Scioto High School 2:15 PM Perry High School 2:30 PM AWARDS BREAK 2:45 PM Northwest High School 3:00 PM Anderson High School 3:15 PM Piqua High School 3:30 PM Zanesville High School 3:45 PM Maumee High School 4:00 PM Middletown High School 4:15 PM Beavercreek High School 4:30 PM AWARDS BREAK 4:45 PM Minford High School 5:00 PM Bloom-Carroll High School 5:15 PM Findlay High School 5:30 PM Olentangy High School 5:45 PM Kettering Fairmont High School 6:00 PM Springboro High School 6:15 PM AWARDS BREAK 6:30 PM Licking Heights High School 6:45 PM Newton High School 7:00 PM R oss High School 7:15 PM Turpin High School 7:30 PM Troy High School 7:45 PM Fairfield High School 8:00 PM AWARDS BREAK

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OM E A S TATE M A R C H I N G B A N D FI N A L S

QUICK REFERENCE—WEEKEND 2 FRIDAY 11/7 - BRUNSWICK

SUNDAY 11/9 - DAYTON WELCOME STADIUM Rating

Rating

6:30 PM Shenandoah High School 6:45 PM Liberty Union High School 7:00 PM Avon Lake High School 7:15 PM Hoover High School 7:30 PM Mentor High School 7:45 PM Westerville South High School 8:00 PM AWARDS BREAK 8:15 PM Columbus Grove Local Schools 8:30 PM Copley High School 8:45 PM SSt. Edward High School 9:00 PM Westland High School 9:15 PM T homas Worthington High School 9:30 PM Brunswick High School 9:45 PM AWARDS BREAK

12:45 PM Wellston High School 1:00 PM London High School 1:15 PM New Bremen High School 1:30 PM Bethel High School 1:45 PM Athens High School 2:00 PM Walnut Hills High School 2:15 PM Miamisburg High School 2:30 PM AWARDS BREAK 2:45 PM Arcadia High School 3:00 PM East Canton High School 3:15 PM Van Buren High School 3:30 PM Woodmore High School 3:45 PM Tecumseh High School 4:00 PM Watkins Memorial High School 4:15 PM Loveland High School 4:30 PM AWARDS BREAK 4:45 PM Marion Local High School 5:00 PM Milton-Union High School 5:15 PM Norwood High School 5:30 PM Marietta High School 5:45 PM Perkins High School 6:00 PM Kings High School 6:15 PM AWARDS BREAK 6:30 PM Versailles High School 6:45 PM Wilmington High School 7:00 PM Stebbins High School 7:15 PM Tippecanoe High School 7:30 PM Pickerington Central High School 7:45 PM Marysville High School 8:00 PM AWARDS BREAK

SATURDAY 11/8 - BRUNSWICK Rating 12:45 PM Wellington High School 1:00 PM Cloverleaf High School 1:15 PM Madison-Plains High School 1:30 PM Norton High School 1:45 PM Firestone High School 2:00 PM AWARDS BREAK 2:15 PM Hamilton Township High School 2:30 PM Big Walnut High School 2:45 PM River View High School 3:00 PM Revere High School School 3:15 PM New Philadelphia High School 3:30 PM Louisville High School 3:45 PM AWARDS BREAK 4:00 PM Kalida High School 4:15 PM Maysville High School 4:30 PM Logan Elm High School 4:45 PM John Glenn High School 5:00 PM Warren High School 5:15 PM Berne Union High School 5:30 PM AWARDS BREAK

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WHAT THE JUDGES ARE LOOKING FOR If this is your first marching band adjudicated event, or if you are new to the world of marching bands, you may be wondering how the judges come to their conclusion in rating the performing bands! Perhaps the following will help you to understand the process of judging a band show.

OMEA began the use of a criteria reference system in the 2001 season. This criteria was established over two years of research and study, and implemented for the fall 2001 season. Judges were extensively trained in the summer at continuing education sessions. In order to progress from one rating to the next rating, each band must meet a certain set of criteria. This is listed on each judging sheet as well as on the OMEA web site at www. omea-ohio.org.

There are nine judges involved in the evaluation of the bands. Of these, two evaluate the “musical performance”, two the “general effect” of the show, two judge the “visual program”, one field judge is evaluating the “percussion” section, and two judges concentrate on all auxiliary units of the band. The Overall Final Rating will be determined by the addition of “ratings” from the music, general effect, visual, and percussion judges.

Music judges: evaluate the technical accuracy of the performance. They will concern themselves with how well the wind and percussion sections play together and the repertoire of the music being performed. The score of the percussion judge will be averaged with the two music judges to determine the overall music score.

General effect judges: evaluate the musical and visual presentation of all performers, how effective their performance is in the area of creativity and imagination, and how well the music and marching drill coordinate for a unified production.

Visual Performance: will watch the marching performance, evaluate the accuracy of marching definition, and evaluate the construction complexity of the patterns and designs with respect to the number of individuals utilized.

Visual Effect: will determine how well the drill (marching) program interprets the music as well as the coordination of all the visual aspects of the show.

All judges will use SD recorders plus official OMEA marching band adjudication rating sheets. Each band is scheduled in a fifteen minute time block, starting with an announcement from the announcer that the band may begin it’s pre-placement and/or warm up. A second announcement that the band may begin their performance will follow. “Show time” starts with the first step or the first note following the second announcement. The show must be a minimum of seven minutes and a maximum of eleven minutes.

Bands are entered into classifications based on the school enrollment grades 10–12, minus any vocational students who attend school “off campus”. Bands may enter a classification higher but not lower than their school enrollment will allow.

Class AA Class A Class B Class C

901+ 501–900 301–500 300 and below

All adjudicators must be selected from the Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) approved listing.

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THE OHIO FIVE-RATING PLAN This marching band event is held under the authority of the Ohio Music Education Association, Terry Herschman President, and Scott Eversdyke Adjudicated Events Chair. In direct charge of this event are JD Latorre, State Finals Chair and OMEA Marching Band Affairs Chair, and Stephanie Smith, State Finals Co-Chair and OMEA Marching Band Adjudications Chair.

The Ohio Music Education Association sanctions marching band festivals in the State of Ohio in hopes of providing a broad-based opportunity for marching units of the state’s schools to participate in an educational setting. It is hoped that the adjudicated festival situation would be one in which viable comments and suggestions are offered in a positive, constructive manner to each group and a fair evaluation of the group’s performance is reflected within the Ohio Five-Rating Plan as outlined below. It is intended that this system provide the fairest, most consistent experience possible for the marching bands in the State of Ohio.

Ohio bands receiving a final rating of “I” (Superior) in any of the 63 OMEA-sanctioned marching band adjudicated events held this fall are eligible to participate in today’s State Marching Band Finals.

These bands are not competing against one another, but rather against a standard, as determined by the Ohio FiveRating Plan. Each band brings to these State Finals it’s own musical and marching “style” identity, therefore the ranking of these bands would be inappropriate for this educational arena. Direct comparisons of this musical and visual art form are discouraged, and for these reasons, the Ohio Music Education Association prefers to “rate” the bands according to a standard, rather than ranking them.

The bands here today are grouped according to classes as determined by their school enrollment in grades 10–12, excluding vocational students attending a separate school.

THE OHIO FIVE-RATING PLAN l (Superior)

An outstanding performance with very few technical errors and exemplifying a truly musical expression. This should be reserved for the truly outstanding performance.

ll (Excellent)

An unusual performance in many respects, but not worthy of the highest rating due to minor defects in performance, ineffective interpretation, or improper instrumentation.

lll (Good)

An acceptable performance, but not outstanding. Showing marked promise, but lacking in one or more essential qualities.

lV (Fair)

A poor performance showing many technical errors, poor musical conception, lack of interpretation, incomplete instrumentation, or lacking in any of the other essential qualities.

V (Poor)

A very poor performance indicating deficiencies in most of the essential factors and indicating that much careful attention should be given to fundamentals of good performance. This rating should be used sparingly and only when it is possible to cite major faults.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 10:30 AM

Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff:

Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:

The Pride of Shawnee Marching Band B

School Enrollment: 467 Shawnee High School

Number in Group: 62 Springfield

County: Clark

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/12 Jason Abady Michael Garberich Jerin Fuller- Percussion Instructor Joetta Garberich- Color Guard Instructor Additional Instruction from: Abbie Mitchell and Dave Nelson Ana Stroble Shawnee Confidential Caleb Dockter, Trumpet; Markae’ Hall, Color Guard This year, the Pride of Shawnee presents: Shawnee Confidential. Selections include: “Theme from James Bond”, “Harlem Nocturne”, “Peter Gunn Theme” and “For Your Eyes Only.”

The Pride of Shawnee is and has been a fixture of the Clark-Shawnee community for generations. The band performs at all football games and performs in OMEA competitions. The band has received numerous awards over the years and has consistently qualified for state competition at the marching and concert levels. The band is under direction of Mr. Jason Abady with Assistant Director Mr. Michael Garberich.

10:45 AM Meadowbrook Colts Marching Band B

School Enrollment: 465 Meadowbrook High School

Number in Group: 56

Byesville

County: Guernsey

OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09 Director: Steven Box Staff: Diane Box - Color Guard Instructor

Michael Bergerson - Percussion Instructor

Aaron Lashley - Wind Instructor

Michael Loomis - Wind and Front Ensemble Instructor

Kristina Loomis - Front Ensemble Instructor Field Commanders: Darren McCaughan Show Title/Theme: Wild Things Soloist(s): Brett Harvard - Trombone, Josh Justice - Trombone, Samantha Roe - Color Guard, Courtney Jones - Color Guard,

Lyndsey Watts - Color Guard, Erica Snyder - Color Guard, Alyssa Harding - Color Guard, Sarah Fehrman - Color

Guard, Shon Hayes - Trumpet Repertoire: Part 1 - The Land

Part 2 - The Sea

Part 3 - The Air The Colts Marching Band has been an active participant in OMEA Marching Band Events for the past 35 years.

11:00 AM The Pride of Lawrence County- Rock Hill Marching Band B

Rock Hill Sr High

Ironton

Director: Nicholas Basham Assistant Director(s): Rhonda Pemberton Staff: Percussion: Clark Littlepage & Ryan Krum

Colorguard: Rhonda & Mycah Pemberton

Brass & Woodwinds: Dr. Brian Silvey, Jessica Cox and Anthony Nolan Field Commanders: Jeffery Ellis Show Title/Theme: Waiting for a Desert Rain Soloist(s): Mitchell Jenkins Repertoire: Arabian Desert

Wish it would Rain Thirst Quenched

School Enrollment: 350 Number in Group: 56 County: Lawrence OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17

Rock Hill High School is located in the Western portion of Lawrence County. The “Pride of Lawrence County” has made numerous performance at OMEA State Marching Band and Concert Band events.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 11:15 AM Bishop Watterson Marching Band A

Bishop Watterson High School

Columbus

Director: Michael Renzi Assistant Director(s): Brian Sze, Jenna Inscho, Nathan Graham Staff: Jim Swanson, Jarrod Komarek, Garrett Lind, Maddie McAllister Field Commanders: Sam Zelnik Show Title/Theme: CarnEvil Repertoire: Act 1

Act 2 Act 3 Act 4

School Enrollment: 705 Number in Group: 53 County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15

The Watterson Marching Band has been an OMEA State Marching Band finalist for 26 out of the past 27 years, receiving numerous awards, grand champions, and superior ratings at the local and state levels. The band has been a finalist at the Mid-States Band Association championships in 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2011, and 2013, placing third in 2003, 2004, and 2009. The Watterson band has traveled extensively to various bowl games and Disney Magic Music Days program in Orlando, Florida.

11:30 AM Colerain High School Cardinal Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 2100

Colerain High School

Number in Group: 130

Cincinnati

County: Hamilton

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14 Director: David Smith Assistant Director(s): Glen Greenwood and John Boys Staff: Steven Funke, Calvin Fackrell, Michael Nuebert, Jarret Iseral, Alex McIntosh, Peter Boyer, Ryan Ellis, Trevor Habell, Ethan

Wilson, Ben Kries, Matt Hahn, Elizabeth Glass, Amanda Morris, Aly Fugate, and Tyler Teran Field Commanders: Max Sanders and Stephen Garrison Show Title/Theme: Any Way The Wind Blows Soloist(s): Abigail Thornton, Andrew Walker, Alec Tramontana, Dustin Delaney, Scott Meister Repertoire: Mvt 1 Prevailing Winds Mvt II Calming Winds Mvt III Destructive Winds In its 85th year, the Colerain Band continues to celebrate their Tradition of Excellence. With many awards at MSBA events, OMEA Events, as well as performing in the Walt Disney World Resorts, New York City, Smoky Mountain Music Festival, the band continues to perform music in an excellent fashion.

This year the band will celebrate their 85th anniversary with a performance at the base of the Statue of Liberty in the spring. The Colerain Winter Guards are a perennial medalist in the Tristate Circuit for the Pageantry Arts and are a two-time WGI World Championships Semi Finalist as well as a three-time Regional Finalist. The Winter Percussion is a perennial medalist is the Tristate Circuit for the Pageantry Arts and the Mid East Performance Association as well as being a WGI World Championship participant and a two-time WGI Regional Finalist.

11:45 AM Dublin Jerome High School Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 1100

Dublin Jerome High

Number in Group: 170

Dublin

County: Franklin

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: Brian Stevens Assistant Director(s): Micah Abrams Staff: Tim Jackson, Mark Ritchey, Erica Conley, Angie Mann, Lou Crognale, Emily Starcher, Matthew Schott Field Commanders: Danielle Ryan, Cherish Nie, Christina Zobel Show Title/Theme: The Blues Soloist(s): Rachel Monroe, horn, Hannah Stevens and Cheyenne Roller, trumpet, Adela Pang, guard.

Repertoire: Rhapsody in Blue, George Gershwin

Blue Skies, Irving Berlin

Sky Blue, Maria Schneider Blue Shades, Frank Ticheli The Dublin Jerome Marching Band participates is a number of OMEA Adjudicated Events each year. Since the school’s opening in 2004, the band has won numerous awards for music, marching. and general effect. The band has won 8 grand champion awards in the last two seasons and has earned a superior rating at OMEA State Marching Band Finals each year of its existence.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 12:15 PM Northridge Marching Band C

Northridge High School

Johnstown

Director: Tyler King Staff: Percussion Instructor: Thomas Hall

Color Guard Instructor: Kaylie Bright Field Commanders: Kayley McCormick Show Title/Theme: Company B Soloist(s): Colin Evans, Alex Healey, Vinny Del Tedesco, Kevin Strong Repertoire: This is the Army Amazing Grace Taps Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy

School Enrollment: 289 Number in Group: 48 County: Licking OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10

The Northridge Marching Band represents the community at football games, parades, and community events throughout the year. Since returning to OMEA competition in 2010, the band has continued to build upon its members’ enthusiasm and strong work ethic.

12:30 PM Chesapeake High School Marching Band C

Chesapeake High

Chesapeake

Director: Chris Wyscarver Staff: Color Guard - Jessie Cartmell

Percussion - Joe Crowe

Front Ensemble - Evan White Field Commanders: Mckenzie Jones Show Title/Theme: Riversongs Soloist(s): Kimmy Reynolds Repertoire: Ol’ Man River Shenandoah Spoon River

School Enrollment: 232 Number in Group: 49 County: Lawrence OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17

12:45 PM Worthington Kilbourne High School Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 860

Worthington Kilbourne High

Number in Group: 106

Columbus

County: Franklin

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: James DeFrancesco Assistant Director(s): Cristina Wade, Chris Kuhn, Matthew Zabiegala Staff: Matt Herriott Andre Rodriguez Elyse Whitehouse Maggie Borders Field Commanders: Luke Knapke, Katarina Tieu and Ari De La Cruz Show Title/Theme: “In Living Color” Soloist(s): Charlotte Green, Saxophone, Jacob Spaulding-Schecter, trombone, Luke Knapke, saxophone Repertoire: The band’s 2014 show will incorporate “True Colors” infused with original works by staff arranger Shane Kelbley. In

addition, the band will incorporate “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” and “Paint it Black” by the Rolling Stones.

The Worthington Kilbourne Marching band is one of the premier performing ensembles at Worthington Kilbourne High School. The band has been an OMEA State finalist and an MSBA Championships finalist for the last two years. In addition to local performances around the community, the band has traveled and performed in California, New York and Hawaii.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 1:00 PM North Royalton High School Marching Band AA

North Royalton High

North Royalton

Director: David Vitale Assistant Director(s): Christopher Burdick & Mike Nary Staff: Karen Colabianchi - Royalette Advisor

Melissa Dombrowski - Royalaire Advisor

Mike Dadaian - Percussion Advisor Field Commanders: Liz Kozempa & Jaimie Pheneger Show Title/Theme: A Seasonal Celebration Soloist(s): Klaire Roggeman, Celia Kelly, & Rachel Silcox Repertoire: Mvt. I - Introduction

Mvt. II - Summer

Mvt. III - Autumn Mvt. IV - Winter Mvt. V - Spring

School Enrollment: 1630 Number in Group: 280 County: Cuyahoga OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/04

The North Royalton High School Marching Band has a strong tradition of excellence. The ensemble has qualified to appear at the OMEA State Marching Band Finals every year since 1986, and has received “Superior” Ratings at the State Marching Band Finals every year since 1990. This past year, the group has earned honors such as Grand Champion at the Nordonia Festival of Bands, Grand Champion at the Perkins Northcoast Marching Band Competition, as well as awards for Best Music, Best Visual Effect, Best Auxiliary, and Best Percussion at various OMEA Marching Band Events. In the Spring of 2014, the North Royalton HS Marching Band traveled to Orlando, and marched in Disney’s Magic Kingdom Electric Light Parade.

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Dublin Coffman Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 1850 Dublin Coffman High School

Number in Group: 199 Dublin

County: Franklin

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Jeremy Bradstreet Wendy Reeves, Kevin Wallick, and Ivan De La Cruz Dan Hostetler – Asst. Director/Percussion Melissa Watts – Asst. Director/Color Guard Steven Hegemier – Visual Coordinator Aimee Knapp – Guard Staff Blaine Faherty – Percussion Staff Jamie Rodriguez, Jamie Kent, Kevin Hsieh (sh-ay) “Música del Corazón” (Music of the Heart) Johnson Gao - Clarinet and Joey Mamlin - Accordion Compositions include: “Tango de Fuego” by Frank Niemeyer, “Por Una Cabeza” by Carlos Gardel, “Oblivion” by Astor Piazzolla and “Danzon #2” by Arturo Márquez.

Over the past 38 years, the Dublin Coffman Band program has distinguished itself as one of the finest in the state. The marching band has consistently qualified and appeared in the OMEA State Finals since 1982 and has captured sixty-four grand championships in local and regional OMEA marching competitions. Since 2007, the marching band has been a Regional Finalist every year in the Bands of America multi-state circuit and in 2013, the marching band was a National Semi-Finalists at the Bands of America Grand National Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana. This year’s marching band show titled, “Música del Corazón” (Music of the Heart) features the music of the Tango. Compositions include: “Tango de Fuego” by Frank Niemeyer, “Por Una Cabeza” by Carlos Gardel, “Oblivion” by Astor Piazzolla and “Danzon #2” by Arturo Márquez.

1:30 PM Central Crossing Marching Band AA

Central Crossing High

Grove City

Director: Keith Hallas Assistant Director(s): Molly Clark and Eric Hubbell Staff: Designers: Rob Ferguson, Kevin Ford, and Key Poulan Field Commanders: Karl Eiginger, Jackie Stanley, Natalie Dick, and Joshlyn Sok Show Title/Theme: The Heart of the Warrior Repertoire: Original Music by Key Poulan and Rob Ferguson

Movement 1. Honor and Courage Movement 2 Beauty Movement 3 Strength

School Enrollment: 1600 Number in Group: 154 County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15

The Central Crossing Marching Band has a proud but short history. The school opened in 2002 and the Band quickly grew. The band finished in the top 30 in the country at Bands of America Grand National Semifinals in 2004, 2006, and 2008. The band finished 2nd in their class at the 2013 Pittsburgh BOA Regional Championship and received straight superior ratings at last year’s OMEA State Finals. The band recently also participated in the 2014 Outback Bowl Festival where they were awarded Grand Champion Concert Band.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 2:00 PM Ridgewood High School Marching Generals B

School Enrollment: 268

Ridgewood High

Number in Group: 47

West Lafayette

County: Coshocton

OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10 Director: John Lindig Assistant Director(s): Haley Evans Staff: Jennifer Lindig, Auxiliary Director, Tyler Mann- Percussion instructor, Ron Graham- percussion tech., Shane Kelbley music arranger, David Wyrick-drill designer, Brady Sark-percussion arranger.

Field Commanders: Jacob Panteloukas Show Title/Theme: It’s Not The Destination, It’s The Journey Soloist(s): Danika Brenneman, Ashlynn Carnes Repertoire: Anyway You Want It Don’t Stop Believin’ Faithfully Open Arms Seperate Ways The Marching Generals have been to State Marching Band finals for the past 24 consecutive years earning superior ratings 21 of those years. They have earned a superior rating for the past 11 consecutive years.

2:15 PM Philo High School Marching Band B

Philo High School

Duncan Falls

Director: Erin Brenning Assistant Director(s): Kari Scott Staff: Zach Brenning--Percussion Instructor

Tiffany Miller--Color Guard Instructor Field Commanders: Jackie Waugaman Show Title/Theme: Rebellion Repertoire: We’re Not Gonna Take It Hey Brother School’s Out Turn, Turn, Turn

School Enrollment: 400 Number in Group: 43 County: Muskingum OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09

The Philo High School Marching Band performs at numerous school, community and OMEA events each year. The Band was proud to perform at OMEA State Finals in 2013. The Band will be traveling to Disney World in November and will march down Main Street U.S.A.!

2:30 PM Reynoldsburg Marching Pride A

School Enrollment: 765

Reynoldsburg High School

Number in Group: 91

Reynoldsburg

County: Franklin

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: Jason Gibson Staff: Brian Ellerman- Percussion

Stephanie Reese- Color Guard Field Commanders: Anthony Cavallero and Ashley Cochran Show Title/Theme: Beyond Soloist(s): Andrew Bickert- Mellophone, Luben Risteski- Trumpet, Jordan Lymon- Trumpet, Logan Nagel-Trombone Repertoire: Theme from Star Trek: Into Darkness

One Day I’ll Fly Away Superman Theme The Reynoldsburg Marching Pride has a tradition of excellence in the Central Ohio area performing in both OMEA and MSBA contests throughout the state.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 2:45 PM The Lexington Band Of Gold A

Lexington High School

Lexington

Director: Kevin Taylor Assistant Director(s): Rick Ruth, Randy Heidlebaugh, Emily Doles Field Commanders: Natalie Tasseff Show Title/Theme: The Resistance Soloist(s): Joel Nirmalnath, Cameron Kindred, Logan Pelphrey, Breanne Stichler Repertoire: I. Oppression II. Manhunt III. Forsaken IV. Revolution

School Enrollment: 525 Number in Group: 74 County: Richland OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10

The 2014 Lexington Band of Gold is proud to present this year’s show, “The Resistance,” under the field direction of senior Field Commander, Natalie Tasseff. The Band of Gold has established a reputation as one of the most consistently successful competition bands in the state of Ohio, having received twenty-six Superior ratings at State Finals since 1987.

3:00 PM

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Delaware Hayes Grand Pacer Marching Band

AA

Delaware Hayes High School

Delaware

Andy Doherty Alan Notestine Tim Pence, Alex Freeman, James Kim, and Jack Boulis.

Kaity Waddell, Joey Button, Victoria Simon Inspired Autumn Leaves - Joseph Kosma and Jacques Prévert Paint it Black - The Rolling Stones The Canyon - Phillip Glass

School Enrollment: 2100 Number in Group: 95 County: Delaware OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/10

The Delaware Hayes Grand Pacer Marching Band is under the direction of Andy Doherty with assistance from Alan Notestine, Tim Pence, Alex Freeman, James Kim, and Jack Boulis.

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Hilliard Bradley Marching Band AA

Hilliard Bradley High School

Hilliard

Andrew Rice Matt Smith Cory Doran - percussion director Kristen Terranova - color guard director Mike Terranova - percussion instructor David Lee - visual instructor Steve Hegemier - visual design Mark Reynolds - percussion arranger Elizabeth Morris, Courtney Shannon, Hayley Svennson, Jamie Weldon Pictures Pictures at an Exhibition - Mussorsky Musical arrangements by Frank Sullivan

School Enrollment: 1053 Number in Group: 154 County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15

The Hilliard Bradley High School Marching Band enters their sixth season, and has earned four straight appearances at OMEA State Marching Band Finals, receiving a superior rating each of those years. Over the past five seasons, the Bradley Marching Band has twice performed at Ohio State University as a guest at the OSU Marching Band’s Skull Session, was a participant in the 2010 Outback Bowl half-time show, has performed in multiple competition circuits, including OMEA, Midstates Band Association, and Bands of America. Last December the Bradley Marching Band performed in Orlando, Florida as a parade participant in the Magic Kingdom.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 3:45 PM Nordonia Lancer Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 885

Nordonia High

Number in Group: 160

Macedonia

County: Summit

OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06 Director: Thomas Weaver Assistant Director(s): Matt Johnson Staff: Dave Stinson, Brooklyn Moodie, Karen Freshwater, T.J. Ghinder, Blaine Klein,

Evan Foltz, Wyatt Mullins, Derek Munthe, Jess Keider, David James Field Commanders: Allie Stephens, Matt Bunn, Autumn Thompson Show Title/Theme: Spring is Sprung Soloist(s): Hagan Reichel, Sam Chaffee and Tyler Baumgartner-Trombones, Gaby Harget, Caleigh Sullivan and

Isabel Knapp-Trumpet, Kate Serbinowski-Clarinet Repertoire: Appalachian Spring is the source music. We have put it into several different settings for your listening enjoyment. We

hope you enjoy Appalachian Spring.

The Nordonia Lancer Marching Band is under the direction of Tom Weaver with assistant director Matt Johnson. The Nordonia Lancer Marching Band opened their 2014 competition season by winning Grand Champion at the North Coast Festival of Bands at Sandusky Perkins on October 4th. Their season also includes the Copley Festival of Bands and the Brunswick Festival of Bands as well as State Finals. In addition they will compete for the first time at the Bands of America Grand National Finals in November.

4:00 PM Tri-Valley Marching Band A

Tri-Valley High

Dresden

Director: Amanda Blevins Staff: Drill Writer--Karen Hand; Auxiliary Instructors--Mandy Walton & Katie McMullen Field Commanders: Meagan Humphreys Show Title/Theme: Believe Soloist(s): Maria Johnson, Jordan Brady, Logan Spinks, Kyle Dunlap, Zane Maddox, Marcus Tolliver Repertoire: Land of Make Believe

What a Fool Believes Imagine Don’t Stop Believin’ Daydream Believer

School Enrollment: 860 Number in Group: 53 County: Muskingum OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09

The Tri-Valley Marching Band is under the direction of Amanda G. Blevins. The Marching Scotties have consistently obtained Superior and Excellent Ratings at OMEA District and State Marching Competition. The Marching Scotties have competed nationally in the Bands of America competition and at Disney World in Florida.

4:15 PM Tallmadge Blue Devil Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 630

Tallmadge High

Number in Group: 80

Tallmadge

County: Summit

OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06 Director: John Lenzo Assistant Director(s): Peter Culver Staff: Colton Jones, and Chris Anderson percussion, Cara McGuinness, Winds Jessica Pugliese, Jenny Dyer and

Chelsea Hopkins, Color Guard Field Commanders: Brandon Conley Show Title/Theme: Beyond the Spectrum Soloist(s): Nick Grossenbacher trumpet and Nathan Sharnsky trombone Repertoire: Music composed by Shane Kelbley and Visual Design by Douglas Logston

Part One: Xray Part Two: Infrared Part Three: Ultra Violet

Part Four: Gamma Ray The Blue Devil Marching Band has made consecutive appearances at the OMEA State Marching Band Finals since 2004. Earning 4 Superior and 6 Excellent ratings. The band has appeared 5 additional times between 1994- 2000 earning 5 Excellent ratings as well.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 4:30 PM

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Marion Harding Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 770 Marion Harding High School

Number in Group: 130 Marion

County: Marion

OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/10 Jacob Hartman Rick Baird Don Wolfe - Assistant Director, Amy Pirnstill - Color Guard Director, Bill Etling - Percussion Director, Nick Radford - Color Guard Choreography, Tim Richardson - Visual Design.

Daisy DeLaPaz, Jacob Lester, Destany Stith, Valor Tommy McCoy and Katelyn Knickerbocker Walking with Heros (Paul Lovatt-Cooper), Taps (Traditional), Battle Hymn of the Republic (William Steffe) and original material by Tim Snyder.

The Marion Harding Marching Band has qualified for OMEA State Marching Band Finals for 26 consecutive years. In 2013, the group received the BrightSpark Grand Champion Field Show award at the Outback Bowl in Tampa, FL.

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Medina Musical Bees Marching Band AA

Medina Senior High School

Medina

Gary Ciulla Jason Locher and Matt Dawson Percussion Instructor - Ryun Louie Guard Instructors - Tina Milyiori and Jon Lischak Dinah Sammon, Kaitlyn Mollohan, Leigha Takacs and Taya Catherwood Dead Men Tell No Tales Dead Men Tell No Tales is a four movement work consisting of: Movement I - GHOST SHIP Movement II - FOG DANCE Movement III - AND A BOTTLE OF RUM Movement IV - SUNKEN TREASURE

School Enrollment: 2303 Number in Group: 278 County: Medina OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06

The Medina Musical Bees show this year features a Gary P. Gilroy composition titled “DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES”. Dead Men Tell No Tales is a four movement work consisting of: GHOST SHIP, FOG DANCE, AND A BOTTLE OF RUM and SUNKEN TREASURE. Last year Medina took home Grand Champion honors at three OMEA Local Competitions. Closing out the season at the 2013 OMEA State Marching Band Finals the Bees received a Superior Rating marking the 12th consecutive year that they have received the Top Rating at their season ending Finals performance. Medina High School’s Award Winning Marching Band and Stardusters Jazz Ensemble will travel to Orlando, Florida in March of 2015 to appear for the eighth time at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom.

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Hilliard Darby High School Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 1187 Hilliard Darby High

Number in Group: 150 Hilliard

County: Franklin

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Jeremy Kozman Nick James Lauren Holloway, color guard instructor; Additional staff includes Amanda Chowning, Luke Schulz, Joe Burke, and Hayden Biedenharn. Music arrangements by Nick Baratta. Visual design by Jeremy Jorgenson.

Melinda Hunt, Julia Nelsen, Erin Reinhard The Midnight Ride Nathan Knueppel, Will Patton, trumpets; Jessica Shrider, Evan Akers, Jacob Jadischke, mellophones; Grant Merz, trombone; Tyler Schrumpf, tuba.

Our 2014 competition show portrays the famous ride of Paul Revere during the American Revolution. Music selections are from “And Hope Led Them Home” by Patrick Roszell and Justin Williams, and “Critical Mass” by Todd Stalter.

Currently in its 18th season, the Hilliard Darby High School Marching Band has a long history of success in OMEA local and state events. Band members have performed around Ohio and across the country, earning numerous awards for Grand Champion Band, Outstanding Music, Visual, General Effect, Percussion, and Guard.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 5:30 PM Madeira Marching Mustangs B

School Enrollment: 330

Madeira High School

Number in Group: 88

Cincinnati

County: Hamilton

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14 Director: Kevin Engel Assistant Director(s): Wesley Woolard Staff: Joe Jahnigen - Percussion Field Commanders: Jack Good, Caroline Thomas, Adelaide Young Show Title/Theme: A Legendary Hero Soloist(s): Michael Shull, Ryan Welt, Tony Baker, Jack Mantkowski, Eli Good, Jack Good, Owen Devine, Lydia Seiter, Adelaide Young,

Ethan Fitter, Jake Harrington, Ryan Stevenson, Taylor Reid Repertoire: Hail the Conquering Hero Themes from Zelda Lost Woods Songs from the Temple WIndwaker The Madeira High School Marching Mustangs have a rich history within OMEA Marching Band events qualifying for State Marching Band finals each year and receiving multiple Superior ratings. The band director is Kevin Engel, and he has been the director of bands since 2004. The Marching Mustangs are 99 members strong in Class B. This year’s show was arranged by John Taylor with Visual Design by Ed LeBorgnel, Percussion by Joe Jahnigen and Auxiliary by Taylor Evans.

5:45 PM Cambridge “Bobcat” Marching Band B

Cambridge High School

Cambridge

Director: Ricky Harvey Assistant Director(s): Michele Haverfield Staff: Rachel Harvey Field Commanders: Katina Pahoundis Show Title/Theme: Shipwrecked Soloist(s): Cody Daugherty Repertoire: Shipwrecked The Light Eternal Eternal Father

The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald

Nearer My God to Thee

School Enrollment: 329 Number in Group: 45 County: Guernsey OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09

The “Bobcat” Marching Band is one of 4 performing ensembles at Cambridge High School. The band has been involved in many community, state, and national competitions and performances. The band has a long standing reputation of excellence and have been selected in the past to perform at the U.S.S. Missouri at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii in 2006 and also in Washington D.C. in 2003 and Disney world in 2004 and 2010.

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South Point High School Marching Band B

School Enrollment: 350 South Point High

Number in Group: 46 South Point

County: Lawrence

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17 David Edwards Jamie Martin - percussion Alicia Collier - color guard Jessie Forrest Dark City Trey Ritchie - trumpet, Austin Smith - trumpet, Adam Ferguson - euphonium, Josh Matney - euphonium, Brandon Morris - euphonium, Austin Wood - snare, Hunter Blake - snare, Cody Gue - trumpet, Kelsey Reffitt - horn, Acrista Fryer - guard 1. “Dark” Symphony, (Symphony 1 and 2, Samuel Barber) arr. D. Edwards 2. “Night Beat!”, David Edwards and Jamie Martin 3. “Moonlight”, Beethoven, arr. D. Edwards 4. “Dark” Blue Shades, Frank Ticheli, arr. D. Edwards

Since 2008, South Point has been an 18-time Local Event Grand Champion. They have received a superior rating at OMEA State Finals from 2009-2013. This November, South Point will be performing at the Bands of America Grand National Championship in Indianapolis, Indiana.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 6:15 PM

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Franklin Heights Golden Falcon Marching Band AA

Franklin Heights High School

Columbus

Mark Fox Sam Hershey Rick Brown, percussion instructor Aly Pompey, color guard advisor Mark Sturm, marching instructor Steve Hegemier, drill design Victoria Fast Artistry in Rhythm Cheyenne Walton, tenor sax; Zach Tomak, trombone; Josh Backherms, trumpet Fascinating Rhythm, Artistry In Rhythm, I’ve Got Rhythm , The Rhythm is Gonna Get You

School Enrollment: 775 Number in Group: 96 County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15

With an emphasis on jazz, the Golden Falcon Marching Band has gained a reputation for being one of the most exciting bands in Central Ohio. The band has qualified for State Finals each year they’ve competed since 1991 and has received a “Superior” at State Finals each year since 2003. The band also travels extensively and marched at Walt Disney World in 2013.

6:30 PM

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The Amherst Marching Comets AA

Amherst Steele High School

Amherst

Christopher Barbaro Christy Perry Michael Harris - Majorette Advisor Brianna Lindway - Color Guard Advisor Aaron Vranekovic - Percussion Advisor Dan Shinsky - Percussion Staff Jessica Whitman - Percussion Staff Jon Marcaly & Stephen Huynh Music from Cirque du Soleil Zach Delin and Joe Gagyi Distorted - arr. Jay Dawson On the Floor - arr. Tom Wallace Reve Rouge - arr. Jay Dawson Incantation - arr. Jay Dawson

School Enrollment: 1200 Number in Group: 123 County: Lorain OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/04

The Amherst Marching Comets is an all Brass and Saxophone Marching Band dating back to when the school first opened. The band has a long standing tradition of marching in parades and amusement parks around the Eastern United States. Past events include marching at Cedar Point, Disney’s Magic Kingdom, Macey’s Thanksgiving Parade, and several pro-football halftime shows. The Amherst Marching Comets began competing in 2002 and have qualified for the OMEA Marching Band State Finals for the past 12 years.

6:45 PM

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Davidson Wildcat Marching Band AA

Hilliard Davidson High

Hilliard

David Handshue Don Ley, Shawn Malone, Angela Davoll Casey Hickman, Will Wells, Matt Rinella Jaime Kennedy, Emily Schmidt, Matie Winer Classical Music Remix Logan Moore, Alto Sax; Abby Mills, Horn; Renna Wittum, Trumpet Famous themes from Beethoven, Holst, Dvorak, Mussorgsky and Rossini

School Enrollment: 1400 Number in Group: 182 County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15

The Hilliard Davidson Marching Band has proudly participated in OMEA Local and State events since the early 1980’s. The band has earned numerous Superior Ratings and Grand Champion Awards.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 7:15 PM

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Dawson-Bryant High School Hornet “Band of Pride” C

Dawson-Bryant High School

Coal Grove

Thomas Zerkle Kara Harrison, Color Guard Instructor Aaron Statler & Reece Watkins, Percussion Instructors Bethany Moore KANON Logan Zerkle, Euphonium; Shannan Hunt, Clarinet Variations on Pachelbel’s Canon in D

School Enrollment: 216 Number in Group: 55 County: Lawrence OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17

The show is in 5 movements.

The Coal Grove “Band of Pride” from Dawson-Bryant High School has appeared at the OMEA State Marching Band Finals 18 times since 1991.

7:30 PM Circleville “Pride of the Tigers” Marching Band B

School Enrollment: 450

Circleville High School

Number in Group: 75

Circleville

County: Pickaway

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: Mark Schoenbeck Assistant Director(s): Scott Tennant, Timothy Hoagland (percussion), and Casey Lockard (visual) Staff: Dietra Azbell (color guard)

Cynthia Braswell (color guard) Andrew Compton (woodwinds) Field Commanders: Jessica Lear Show Title/Theme: Metamorphosis Soloist(s): Sonny Davis (trombone), Amanda Perry (trumpet), Chloe Febes and Carley Derexson (color guard) Repertoire: The Music of Les Miserables: Work Song

At the End of the Day

I Dreamed a Dream

The Attack on Rue Plumet On My Own

Do You Hear the People Sing The Circleville Instrumental Music Department provides many opportunities for student participation and success, including concert band, marching band, jazz band, and chamber ensembles. The “Pride of the Tigers” Marching Band is active within and is proud to represent the Circleville community, and will attend all football games, several local parades, the Circleville Pumpkin Show, and OMEA Marching Band Competitions.

7:45 PM Canal Winchester “Marching Indians” A

Canal Winchester High

Canal Winchester

Director: Chadwick McGee Assistant Director(s): John-Paul Hoffman Staff: Jay Fant- Percussion, Rebecca VanHorn- Guard Field Commanders: Shannon Agler, Alexandra Kifer, Jillian Vogt Show Title/Theme: “A Brave New World” Soloist(s): Ben Johnson/ Ryder Mabry - Trombone Repertoire: Music from the New World Symphony 1. Mad World 2. Dream World 3. Uncharted World 4. Wonderful World

School Enrollment: 826 Number in Group: 82 County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15

The marching band includes students in grades 9 through 12 in Canal Winchester Local School District. They currently participate in OMEA adjudicated events in Class A. The band also participates in numerous parades and all Friday night varsity football games.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 8:00 PM

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Teays Valley High School Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 807 Teays Valley High

Number in Group: 92 Ashville

County: Pickaway

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Stephanie Smith Taylor Marino Kim Burdett - Percussion Director, Lisa Galvin - Music Arranger, Traci Burley - Color Guard Instructor Jacob Duty and Georgia Drost Rhapsody Anne Cunagin, Megan Tussing, Erin Debo, Kathryn Butler, Stephen Taylor, Makenzie Moore and Amanda Conkins.

Alyson Gritter, Olivia Patterson, Alex Virostko, Allison Livingston and Maddie Stevenson The 2014 repertoire is a celebration of the music of George Gershwin.

The Teays Valley High School Marching Band performs at many events in the fall including football games, community festivals, parades and OMEA Adjudicated Events. The Band has earned numerous superior ratings and awards at the regional and state level. The “Golden Sound of the Vikings” is extremely thankful for the generous support of the Teays Valley Administration, the Band Booster Organization and many community sponsors and supporters.

8:15 PM Olentangy Liberty High School Marching Band AA

Olentangy Liberty High School

Powell

Director: Travis Hicks Assistant Director(s): Aaron Given and Jennifer Hicks Staff: Rebecca Wolfe, David Wolfe, Tim Martin, Sean Durner Field Commanders: Natalie Orslene Show Title/Theme: Optical Illusions Soloist(s): Bethany Cady and Eric Carnahan Repertoire: Part 1-Evolving Part 2-Morphing Part 3-Disappearing

School Enrollment: 1275 Number in Group: 77 County: Delaware OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10

The Olentangy Liberty High Scool Marching Band has acquired numerous accalades since its opening in 2003. They have performed at many venues inlcuding The independance Day Parade in Washington D.C., The Outback Bowl half time show and parade in Tampa, Florida, The Electric Light Parade at Walt Disney World and The New Year’s Day Parade in London, England. The Band is a perinneal OMEA State Marching Band Finalsit. The Olentangy Liberty High School Band would like to thank the Olentangy Liberty High School Music Boosters Association for their continued dedication to the marching band as well as all of the music programs offered at Olentangy Liberty High School.

8:30 PM Lakota West Marching Firebirds AA

School Enrollment: 1950

Lakota West High

Number in Group: 270

West Chester

County: Butler

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13 Director: Gregory Snyder Assistant Director(s): Andrew Carr, Tom Racic Staff: Phillip Chumley, James Harmon,

Clint Fisher, Eric Jones, Alison Blankenship Field Commanders: Nick Anderson, Kaetlyn McVaugh, Andrea Skoog, Leon Cao Show Title/Theme: Best of West Soloist(s): Melanie Rampton, Riley Hunter, Eric Ellison Repertoire: New World Symphony The Planets Firebird

The Lakota West Marching Firebirds have earned more than 50 Grand Champion awards since the school’s opening in 1997. The Marching Firebirds have earned a superior in class AA at state finals each year, as well as a superior rating at every OMEA marching band competition entered. The band marched in the 1999 Hollywood Christmas Parade, and at the 2003 Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. In November, 2005, the band traveled to Hawaii to perform at Pearl Harbor and in the Waikiki Holiday Parade. In January, 2008, the Marching Firebirds became the first Greater Cincinnati band to march in the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California. In November 2013 they marched in the Macy;s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City, and will again be in the Tournament of Roses Parade this coming January 1, 2015.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 9:00 PM

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Licking Valley Marching Panthers B

School Enrollment: 485 Licking Valley High

Number in Group: 86 Newark

County: Licking

OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10 Sean Bradley Color Guard - Jeannette Gunn Percussion - Jessica Myers Zoe Weaver Salvation Adele Weaver - Flute; Morgan Martin - Euphonium The Licking Valley Band show features original music by Scott Hickey, the Dies Irae from Verdi’s Requiem, Salvation is Created

by Tschesnokoff, and the Finale from Stravinsky’s Firebird Suite.

The Licking Valley Marching Band is proud to present their 2014 show “Salvation,” featuring music by Tschesnokoff, Verdi, Stravinsky, and original music by Scott Hickey. The band is a six-time OMEA State Marching Band finalist and was the Class B/C Grand Champion at last year’s Licking Heights Pageant of Bands, Lancaster “Band of Gold” Invitational, Newark Marching Band Invitational, and the Tri-Valley Classic. The band would like to thank the Licking Valley administration, music boosters, and community for their ongoing support throughout the season.

9:15 PM

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Lancaster High School “Band of Gold” AA

Lancaster High School

Lancaster

Benjamin Factor Bruce Gerken, David Bode, Jared Smith Debbie Voight, Color Guard Instructor Kendall Allen, Colin Hietikko, Leah Higgins Incantation Christina Ward, Mellophone, and Olivia Hubbard, Trumpet Symphony No. 1 “The Lord of the Rings” by Johan de Meij The Sorcerer’s Apprentice by Paul Dukas Selections from “Merlin” by Rob Lane

School Enrollment: 1200 Number in Group: 105 County: Fairfield OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15

The Lancaster High School “Band of Gold” has a long tradition of marching excellence. The “Band of Gold” has been an OMEA State Finals participant for the past 32 years. In appreciation for its strong community support, the Lancaster Band can be seen regularly throughout Lancaster at numerous parades and concerts. The band is extremely thankful for the generous support of the Lancaster Administration, the Band Booster Organization and many community sponsors and supporters.

9:30 PM Lakota East Marching Thunderhawks AA

Lakota East High

Liberty Township

Director: Robert Tanis Assistant Director(s): Sherri Voytek Staff: Joe Davis, percussion David Wyrick, visual Alex Schulze, battery Justin Cordero, guard

Danny Alicea, front ensemble Field Commanders: Celine McNally, Megan Dendler, Halie Kestermann, Michael Dendler Show Title/Theme: Thunder Soloist(s): Paul Moak, Marcus Fields, Matthew Manley Repertoire: Mahler Symphony No. 1

Mahler Symphony No. 5 Verdi’s Requiem

Barber Adagio for Strings

School Enrollment: 2038 Number in Group: 200 County: Butler OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13

The Thunderhawks have received superior ratings at every adjudicated event in which they have appeared. They have earned numerous first place, best in class, and best of show awards as well as over 30 grand champion awards. The Lakota East Marching Band has traveled to Orlando, San Diego, and Honolulu. This coming November the Marching Thunderhawks will travel to Hollywood, California to march in the 2014 Hollywood Christmas Parade. The Thunderhawks are supported by a very active booster group, the Lakota East Upbeat Club.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014 - HILLIARD BRADLEY 9:45 PM

Pickerington North HS Band AA

Pickerington North High School

Pickerington

Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:

Marc Parulekar Chris Carmean, Matt Guirreri and Danny Dillhoff Kevin Estes, Joe Curmode, Doug Lear, Kay Gresko and Alex Gerhard Xuping Yan, Jessie Bennett and EJ Briggs Prelude, Fugue and Riffs Jacob Wilmer, Isabelle Bement, Kara Linard and Xavier Wherley Overture to Candide Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra Prelude in E Minor (Chopin, Op 28, 4) Prelude, Fugue and Riffs

School Enrollment: 1775 Number in Group: 175 County: Fairfield OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15

The Pickerington High School North Marching Band is in its twelfth season and is comprised of 175 wind, percussion, and color guard students. The Marching Panthers have participated in the 2003 and 2010 New York City Veterans Day Parade, the 2006 Tournament of Roses Parade, and the 2007 and 2013 Fiesta Bowl Parade & National Band Championship. The Marching Panthers also won the 2005 Festival Disney National Championship in the parade marching category and the Grand Champion award in the 2013 Fiesta Bowl Parade. The Pickerington North band program strives to provide students with the opportunity for personal and musical growth through participation in our performing ensembles.

10:00 PM Groveport Madison High School Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 2500

Groveport Madison High School

Number in Group: 173

Groveport

County: Franklin

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: Bart Pickenpaugh Assistant Director(s): Shane Mathews, Percussion Director; Jayne Canaday, Woodwind Instructor;

Sarah Kageorge, Woodwind Instructor; Allison Taylor, Color Guard Instructor Staff: Shane Kelbley - Music Arranger

Patrick O’Donnell - Percussion Arranger

J.R. Carlisle - Visual designer

Phil McIntosh - Brass Technician

Alex Goodwin - Guard Technician Field Commanders: Elise Goodwin, Alexis Lindic, and Jenna Tidwell Show Title/Theme: What Goes Around Soloist(s): Alexis Brown, Trumpet; Andrea Williams, Katie Hawkins, Caleb West, and Kiara Meyers on French Horn;

Emily Byrum, Caleb Hubner, and Austin Tidwell on Tuba Repertoire: Dona Nobis Pacem Canon in D Mozart’s Rondo

Row, Row, Row Your Boat The Groveport Madison High School Marching Band is in the southeastern part of Franklin county and has made appearances at local and state events.

10:15 PM

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Grove City High School Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 1300 Grove City High School

Number in Group: 234 Grove City

County: Franklin

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Jason Graham Walt Riesenberg and Greg Benson Emily Ebert - Color Guard Director; Jessica Steuk - Assistant Color Guard Director Steve Hegemier - Drill; Nick Baratta - Music Arrangements Jacob Stuckert, Bailey Clanin, Hannah Congrove “Reflections” Claire Hinterschied - Trumpet, Andrew Colborn - Mellophone, Brandon Davenport - Baritone Fanfare for the Centennial (Ryan Nowlin) It Is Well With My Soul (arr. David Holsinger/Elliot del Borgo) Farandole from L’Arlesienne Suite No. 2 (Georges Bizet) New World Symphony (Antonin Dvorak)

The Grove City High School Marching Band consists of 234 outstanding members. They are under the direction of field commanders Jacob Stuckert, Bailey Clanin, and Hannah Congrove. The Grove City High School Marching Band has won over 90 grand champion awards during the last twenty-five years in OMEA competitions as well as regional and national events. Our distinguished band program has been seen across the nation at many national and international events including: Fiesta Bowl National Band Champions in 2012, Grand Champions of the 2009 Fiesta Bowl Parade, the 2005 London, England New Year’s Day Parade, the 2002 and 1990 Tournament of Roses Parades, and the 2002 and 1996 Mid-West International Band and Orchestra Clinics in Chicago. The marching band has consistently received straight superior ratings at OMEA State Marching Band Finals since the inception of State Contest in 1980.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2014 - DAYTON 12:45 PM Deer Park High School Marching Band B

Deer Park High

Cincinnati

Director: Matt Suddendorf Assistant Director(s): Joe Vetter, Scott McFarland, Brenda Livingston Staff: Jackie Preston, Kalina Procas, Amy Muller, Sara Godwin-Davis,

Alan Keller, Maggie Vetter, Symon Jones, Zack Preston,

Garrette Koeninger, Adam Sampson Field Commanders: Angelika Serran, Wes Adams Show Title/Theme: Vegas, Baby!

Soloist(s): Adam Petry, Katie Wolf, Emmalee Middendorf, Haley Spence, Haley Bertline Repertoire: Waking Up in Vegas/Poker Face

Luck, Be A Lady Tonight Circus, Circus

Claire de Lune/Viva, Las Vegas

School Enrollment: 350 Number in Group: 77 County: Hamilton OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14

The Deer Park High School Marching Band is a significant part of the comprehensive music education program offered in our district. The Marching Wildcats have achieved immense success in OMEA Adjudicated Events, qualifying for State MB Finals for the past 21 consecutive years. Highlights from last year’s award-winning show include several first places in class, five best auxiliary awards, four best percussion awards, and two Class B/C Grand Champion awards. This year’s show, “Vegas, Baby!” is a contemporary look into “a day in the life of Las Vegas.” Whether it’s the anticipation of the excitement, a touch of glamour during a night on the Las Vegas strip, the frenzy of a traditional stage show, or the calm after the action’s done, “Vegas, Baby!” is sure to please! We thank you for your support and hope you enjoy the show!

1:00 PM Wauseon High School Band B

School Enrollment: 417

Wauseon High

Number in Group: 75

Wauseon

County: Fulton

OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/01 Director: Eric Boswell Assistant Director(s): Mr. Jason Lozer Staff: Chas Myers, Drill Design Mandy Hunter, Guard Mike Short, Percussion Bob Schultz, Announcer Field Commanders: Bailey Hardy & Cole Stiriz Show Title/Theme: Sorcerer’s Symphony Soloist(s): Brooke Hardy- Piccolo; Ashlyn Boyers- Trumpet & Horn; Andrew Kohls- Trumpet; Emily Bray- Mellophone;

David Williams-Alto Sax; Sean Baker, Zach Spadafore, Lucas Blanchong & Koelton Fenton- Tuba Ensemble,

Michelle Whitmer & Breanna Demaline- Color Guard; Caleb Blanchong- Snare; Sally Frank- Tenors Repertoire: Sorcerer’s Apprentice Fantasmic

Old Castle from Pictures at an Exhibition Harry Potter Firebird Suite The Wauseon Band has a long history of success in concert and marching band. Students are able to participate in many ensembles including the marching band, symphonic band, wind ensemble, jazz band, solo & ensemble and various honor bands.

1:15 PM Finneytown Marching Band B

School Enrollment: 435

Finneytown Secondary Campus

Number in Group: 83

Cincinnati

County: Hamilton

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14 Director: Michael Kennedy Assistant Director(s): Brad Delaney Staff: Stefanie Schneider Andy Hartman Becca Whapinsky Field Commanders: Ben Burton, Sam Osterwich, and Maureen Hickey Show Title/Theme: Wired Soloist(s): Sara Fessler, Hannah Siuda, Lily Hursh, Carrie Hershey, Janelle Bouman, and Heather Gamble Repertoire: A Gary Gilroy arrangement, highlighting a concept based on connection of electricity. This show has various

movements that highlight the intended purpose of connectivity. Wired by Gary Gilroy, all rights reserved..........

The Finneytown Marching Band has competed at local and state level contest for the last 11 years; throughout those years they have received numerous superior ratings. This band is under the direction of Michael Kennedy, Brad Delaney, and Stefanie Schneider.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2014 - DAYTON 1:30 PM The Pride of Newark Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 1600

Newark High School

Number in Group: 77

Newark

County: Licking

OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10 Director: Zakary Wilkins Assistant Director(s): Lee Auer Staff: Derek Lacy, Percussion Director/Battery Instructor; Kait Long, Front Ensemble Instructor. Tyson Kumorowski, Auxiliary

Director. Rich Niccum, Low Brass Instructor.

Field Commanders: Daniele Davis, Head Commander; Mary Franks, Assistant Commander Show Title/Theme: United We Stand - The Music of Wartime America Soloist(s): Justin Unternaher/Nathaniel Kroah, Boogie Woogie Duet Repertoire: Mvt. I - Adagio for Strings by Barber, Battle Hymn of the Republic/”War” from Pearl Harbor

Mvt. II - When Johnny Comes Marching Home

Mvt. III - Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy

Mvt. IV - “War” from Pearl Harbor/Battle Hymn Reprise The Pride of Newark Marching Band hails from Newark, Ohio and is led on the field by Senior Field Commanders Daniele Davis and Mary Franks. The Pride of Newark represents the total band program offered by Newark High School which includes two concert bands, jazz ensemble, athletic band, and percussion ensemble.

1:45 PM

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Hamilton High School Marching Band AA

Hamilton High School

Hamilton

Paul Dixon Patrick Naylor, Rachel Harney Percussion Director - Bob Saurber Color Guard Directors - Nick Bellmyer & Tori Angel Visual Technician - Chris Considine Haley Davis, William George, Carly Vosberg Cognizance Joshua Schanie (Trombone) and Salem Arvin (Flute) Tunes from the Center X Production of “Unstoppable”.

School Enrollment: 1900 Number in Group: 108 County: Butler OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13

Movements include: Spark, Brain Storm, Epiphany, and Cognizance

The Hamilton HIgh School Band has a history of community and competitive performances through out the school year. This past year the band competed in several local contests and qualified for OMEA State Finals, where they received an excellent rating. The band also performed at Band Of America Grand Nationals in Indianapolis, Indiana. The past spring the band also performed in Walt Disney World.

2:00 PM Scioto Irish Marching Band AA

Dublin Scioto High

Dublin

Director: James Gray Assistant Director(s): Ron Lewis Staff: Jeff Chesser Brian Vogt Brittany Lovell Nicole Piunno Mike Waddell Field Commanders: Rachel Caserta Show Title/Theme: Pandora’s Box Repertoire: It Is Well With My Soul Nero Sighted Temptation/Flight Firebird

School Enrollment: 937 Number in Group: 101 County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15

The Scioto Irish Marching Band tells the story of Pandora’s Box. It is well in the world until Pandora gives in to her curiosity and opens the box with which she has been entrusted. She unwittingly unleashes the powers of evil into the world, causing greed, slander, envy, and strife. When Pandora opened the container a second time, she also release Hope. The Scioto Irish Marching Band performs “It Is Well With My Soul,” “Nero Sighted,” “Temptation,” “Flight,” ending the show with the release of Hope as represented by music from “Firebird.”

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2014 - DAYTON 2:15 PM

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The Perry High School Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 1100 Perry High School

Number in Group: 158 Massillon

County: Stark

OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/08 Ryan Smith Joseph Sterling and Karen Martin Marissa Hirsch- Student Teacher Darin Good- Percussion; Hollie Rak- Flags; Karla Marsh- Majorettes Joe Wesche- Music Arranger; Steve Hegemier- Drill Sabrina Abrego, Sara Bennett, Madison DiGiacomo United Erin Lenart, Mackenzie Wheeler, Jack Stern, Laura Pipo, Nathan Richeson, Becca Tilton, Nick Burwell United: Themes & Music from Across America 1. American Exploration (Silverado, The Magnificent 7) 2. The America Dream (The Place Where Dreams Come True) 3. American Freedom (Appalachian Spring)

The Perry High School Marching Band, from Massillon, OH, serves 170 students in grades 9-12. The band program at Perry consists of the Panther Marching Band, Symphonic Winds, Concert Band, and Jazz Ensemble. The music department strives for excellence in all areas of it’s performing ensembles, and stresses the importance of learning and enjoying music as part of a well rounded education. The Panther Marching Band begins in late July, and rehearses after school throughout the fall three times a week. In addition to their performances on Friday nights, the group has performed at various band shows, OMEA Marching Band events, and Disney World. The Perry High School Marching Band began competing in 2011, and has qualified for OMEA State Finals in 2011, 2012, and 2013.

2:45 PM

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Northwest Marching Mohawks B

School Enrollment: 500 Northwest High School

Number in Group: 88 Mc Dermott

County: Scioto

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17 Christy Stephan Callie Huff MaryAnn Litreal - Color Guard Grant Stephan - Low Brass Instructor Taylor Hardy - Brass Instructor Jodi Bapst - Woodwind Instructor Alex Siebert - Brass Instructor Julia Horton, Allana Simon, Dakota Holsinger Infected Horn - Hope Shepherd and Woodwind Quartet - Allicia Thomas, Sarah Soares, Polly Altman, Miranda Miller “Infected” There is a warning that an infectious disease is spreading throughout the region. Please be aware!

Movement 1 - Outbreak Movement 2 - Fight to Recover Movement 3 - Rebirth

The Northwest Marching Mohawks look forward to this competition marching season. The “Marching Mohawks” have made numerous appearances at OMEA Local and State Adjudicated Events as well as Parades across the region. Most importantly we strive to enjoy making music for our audiences!

3:00 PM Anderson High School “Pride of AHS” Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 799

Anderson High

Number in Group: 108

Cincinnati

County: Hamilton

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14 Director: Tobias Biederman Assistant Director(s): Jimmy Galloway Staff: Percussion = Brandon Minor, Morgan Minor, Zach Neal

Colorguard = Larry Rebillot, Kiley Nolan

Additional staff = Margaret Fecker, Emily Wynn, Chad Sheridan, Alan Siebert, Jennifer Dickson, Alex Siebert, Kaitlin Tucker Field Commanders: Lucia Garay & Samantha Miller Show Title/Theme: The Rat Race Soloist(s): Chris Lewis, Trombone; Miranda Chandler & Kenzie White, Mellophone-Baritone Duet; Jacob Davis, Tenor Saxophone Repertoire: Our 2014 Competition show is entitled The Rat Race – It tells the story of the hustle and bustle of a busy work week

from dreaded Monday to joyous Friday.

The Anderson High School “Pride of AHS” Marching Band is pleased to perform for you today. The “Pride of AHS” Marching Band performs at all Anderson football games, several parades throughout the year, including Reds’ Opening Day Parade, and several OMEA adjudicated events each Fall. Past travels have taken the band to Tampa to participate in the National Outback Bowl, the Bahamas as well as Walt Disney World.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2014 - DAYTON 3:15 PM Pride of Piqua Marching Band A

Piqua High School

Piqua

Director: Mitch Mahaney Assistant Director(s): Carl Phlipot Staff: Greg Hawk-Brass Randy Cissner-Percussion Michael Clune-Percussion Aaron VanPelt-Trumpet Field Commanders: Faith Branson, Josh Hanes, Grace Lawson Show Title/Theme: Field of Dreams Soloist(s): Josh Hanes, Horn Repertoire: The 2014 competition program is titled “DREAM ON!”

Movement I- Going to Sleep

Movement II- Sweet Dreams

Movement III- Nightmare/Dream On!

School Enrollment: 831 Number in Group: 100 County: Miami OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/11

The Pride of Piqua is very active in the Piqua Community, performing in community parades, festivals, and school events. The Piqua Band participates in OMEA Adjudicated events and has been a participant in Disney Magic Music Days as well as the National Independence Day Parade in Washington DC. In March the band will return to Walt Disney World to participate in Disney’s Magic Music Days once again.

3:30 PM Zanesville Blue Devil Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 799

Zanesville High School

Number in Group: 91

Zanesville

County: Muskingum

OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09 Director: Kelley Ryan Assistant Director(s): Bryan Cramer Staff: Guard Instructor/Choreographer--LeAnn Bader-Mock; Guard Asst--Morgan Cox; Clarinet--Emma McCullough;

Alto Sax/Field Commanders--Colleen Robinson; Brass/Marching--Rick Schmidt, Crystal Engle;

Perc--Mark Coulson, Caitlin Coulson Field Commanders: Arianna Ruiz, Emily Schmidt Show Title/Theme: Grease Soloist(s): Anna Hayes, piccolo; Sarah Fleming, alto saxophone Repertoire: “Greased Lightening” “Summer Nights”

“Born to Hand Jive” “We Go Together” The Zanesville High School Marching band has qualified for OMEA State Finals 25 times. The Marching Devils have performed in the nationally televised Orange Bowl Parade and participated in the Virginia Beach Band Festival. Zanesville’s band has presented 18 halftime shows to entertain the fans of the Cincinnati Bengals and the Cleveland Browns. Last April, the Blue Devils made their 10th march through Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. In 2000, the Zanesville Band played four concerts in Austria, Germany and Switzerland while on a 10 day European Tour.

3:45 PM

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Maumee Marching Pride A

School Enrollment: 510 Maumee High

Number in Group: 67 Maumee

County: Lucas

OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/01 Robert Cintron Douglas Logston, Cheryl Grant, and NIkki Szymanski Percussion - Jonnie Fiscus, Greg Wortman, Tim Fiscus, Kayleigh Overmeyer, Ryan Williams Visual / Music - Elena Sokoloski, Justin Kelley, Robert Hoff, Rachel Sowers, Al Zimmerman Drum Majors - Allison Fiscus Guards - Jordan Scheffert Dan Ostberg, with Clara Mahler and Michaela Garza Time Stand Still Kali Bomeli, Keyboard, Ben Cameron, Soprano Sax, Peter Gibbs, Tuba, Nathan Hutchins, Baritone Sax, and Savannah Hinde, Mellophone, with Visual Soloists, Emma Yockey, Haley McNutt, Joscelyn LaGrange, and Natalie Carey.

The music of Russ Freeman and the Rippingtons. Music includes Indian Summer, One Summer Night in Brazil, Tourist in Paradise

The Maumee Marching Pride has a rich history of OMEA competition. They have received superior Ratings 14 of the last 15 years at OMEA State Marching Band Finals, while winning many Grand Championships and caption awards. In 2014, The Maumee Indoor Drumline won The Michigan State Championship in their class, as they have before in Ohio, as has our Winter Guard. The band will be performing at Disney World December 31, 2014.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2014 - DAYTON 4:00 PM Middletown High School Marching Band AA

Middletown High School

Middletown

Director: David Leisten Assistant Director(s): Amy Hoevel Staff: Andrew Randall, Rik Krebs, David Curl, Stephanie Miller, Michelle Givan Field Commanders: Eli Barker, Alex Mills, Logan O’Leary Show Title/Theme: H2O Soloist(s): Katie Collins- Flute Repertoire: Music by Jair Klarfeld/Jay Dawson Mvt 1: Water Mvt 2: Storm Mvt 3: Ice Mvt 4: Steam

School Enrollment: 1354 Number in Group: 138 County: Butler OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13

The Middletown High School Band Program prides itself on a tradition of excellence in both the concert and marching band arenas. The bands consistently receive superior and excellent ratings at adjudicated events. Last year, the marching band earned superior ratings at each adjudicated events that it participated including a superior rating at OMEA State Finals.

4:15 PM

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Beavercreek High School Marching Band and Color Guard AA

Beavercreek High School

Beavercreek

Matthew Frost Mike Bisig Laura Conrad, Marlyn Strickland, Andy Weaver, David Leytze, Katie Jones, Lauren McGinley, Jeff Sydelko, James Nelson, Taylor Wiley, RIcky Day Sammi Daugherty The music of the Rolling Stones Segment One: Jumping Jack Flash/Paint It Black Segment Two: Sympathy For the Devil/Anybody Seen My Baby Segment Three: You Can’t Always Get What You Want/Fool to Cry

School Enrollment: 1750 Number in Group: 262 County: Greene OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/12

The 335-member Beavercreek High School Instrumental Music Department includes 5 concert bands, marching band, pep band, 2 jazz big bands, percussion ensemble, winter color guard, and various chamber ensembles. These groups have been consistent competitors at events sponsored by the Ohio Music Education Association, The Mid States Band Association, Winter Guard International and The Mideast Performance Association for the past 27 years. During this time, the bands and color guards have won over 900 awards. The Beavercreek Instrumental Music Department is a proud sponsor of the Beavercreek Weekend of Jazz. Check out weekendofjazz.org for more information. The Beavercreek High School Band prides itself on its achievements, both on and off the performance field, and brings great discipline and tradition to its unique and entertaining show design.

4:45 PM

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Minford HS Marching Band B

Minford High

Minford

Adam Porter Percussion Instructor - Zach Holbrook Color Guard Instructor - Cassidy Beaver Gabrielle Brisker Heartbeat Doug Bryant - Alto Sax Mvt. 1: Adrenaline Rush Mvt. 2: Passionate Heart Mvt. 3: Heart Attack

School Enrollment: 350 Number in Group: 53 County: Scioto OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17

The Mighty Minford Marching Falcons seek to create and perform masterful works of art on and off the field. The band performs around the Tri State area in multiple competitions and events. They have most recently qualified for state in 2013 and received an Excellent rating. The band has also been recognized on the state level and was nominated by Congressmen Bill Johnson to represent the state of Ohio in the upcoming, July 4th, National Independence Day Parade in Washington D.C.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2014 - DAYTON 5:00 PM Bloom-Carroll High School Marching Bulldogs B

Bloom-Carroll High School

Carroll

Director: Rob Falvo Assistant Director(s): Mr. Robert Springer Staff: Mr. Gary Sweeney - Percussion Instructor

Ms. Sarah Shepherd - Color Guard Advisor Field Commanders: Rachel Azbell & Abbey Smeltzer Show Title/Theme: ANGELS & DEMONS Soloist(s): Shannan McCracken, Lucas Roach, & Justin Sweeney Repertoire: Chorale & Alleluia

Journey of Man - Part 2 KA: Battlefield

Night Watch - Movement One

School Enrollment: 482 Number in Group: 90 County: Fairfield OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15

The Bloom-Carroll Marching Bulldogs continue their tradition of excellence while entertaining audiences from around the country. The award-winning Bulldogs have performed in local, state, regional, and national competitions as well as several goodwill performances, including NCAA Bowl Games & Parades. The 2014 edition of the Marching Bulldogs hope that you enjoy today’s performance.

5:15 PM Findlay Trojan Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 1500

Findlay High School

Number in Group: 112

Findlay

County: Hancock

OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/03 Director: Tim Mattis Assistant Director(s): Dan Wilson Staff: Wendy Farabaugh Brint Florkowski Andrew Menich Brad Samsen Brian Sheehe Michael Springer Cam Starrett Joe Woodie Field Commanders: Aubrey Brown, Samuel Majors, & Alyssa Montalbine Show Title/Theme: Double Agent Soloist(s): Bailey Logsdon (flute), Victoria Silveus (soprano saxophone), Jin Jeon (alto saxophone) Repertoire: Two rival spy organizations are sent to retrieve and secure the same briefcase from a highly-guarded location and

return it to their headquarters, each trying to thwart the others efforts along the way.

The Findlay Trojan Marching Band has performed for college football bowl games & such internationally-televised parades as the Hollywood Christmas Parade in California and the Orlando Citrus Parade in Florida, as well as performances at the Hollywood Bowl, Disneyland, Walt Disney World, and Universal Studios. Last year the band traveled to San Diego, California for the Holday Bowl Halftime Spectacular and the Big Bay Balloon Parade.

5:30 PM

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The Olentangy High School Marching Band of Pride AA

School Enrollment: 1135 Olentangy High

Number in Group: 113 Lewis Center

County: Delaware

OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10 Ian Brun Melissa Fink - Woodwind Caption, Jeff Banyots - Brass Caption, Greg Miller - Percussion Caption, Joel Kaviakone - Battery Technician, Dylan Bram - Front Ensemble, Cindy Brun - Color Guard Caption, Kelly Ocheltree - Color Guard Assistant, Scott Markham - Choreography, Christopher Morris - Visual Design, Brianna Garman - Color Guard Technician, Scott Hickey - Music Arranger, Andy Tye - Drill Designer Celina Hsuing; Jack Fenstermaker; Will Turon The Next Step: A Musical Timeline Hannah Himes - Trumpet; Emily Olson - Mellophone; Olivia Thomas - Color Guard Prelude in C - Bach, Toccata in Dm - Bach, Moonlight Sonata - Beethoven, Symphony No. 5 - Beethoven, Paganini Variations - Rachmaninoff, Firebird - Stravinsky, Wild Nights - Adams

The Olentangy Marching Band of Pride has approximately one hundred and ten members in grades nine through twelve. The band members primarily live in Lewis Center and the high school is part of the Olentangy Local School District. Olentangy High School has an enrollment of 1300 students and 108 staff members. Our students perform in many community events, including football game half-time shows; parades, festivals, and field show competitions. Second semester finds them continuing in a concert band setting, along with several members joining the Indoor Drumline, Winter Guard, Pep Band, and Jazz Band programs.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2014 - DAYTON 5:45 PM

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Kettering Fairmont Marching Firebirds AA

School Enrollment: 1640 Kettering Fairmont High School

Number in Group: 282 Kettering

County: Montgomery

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/12 Michael Berning Andrew Carr, Jeff Blume, Bryce Newton Doug Annala, Zac Jansheski, Gina Fritz, Vanessa Lukowicz, Tom Lukowicz, Colin Celek, Terry Staten, Matt Koehler, and Greg Dalton, Nick Jesus, Amy Matias Maria Campanella, Abby Currier, Sammie Dalton, and Holly Mercs.

Birds of a Feather...

Sierra Stewart - Bassoon, Seth Coleman - Horn Birds of a Feather... including Saint Saens’ Carnvial of the Animals Finale, Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake, and Stravinsky’s Firebird Suite

The 2014 competition program is titled “Birds of a Feather…” and includes Finale from Carnival of the Animals, Swan Lake, and The Firebird Suite. The music was arranged by Joe Wesche, Zac Jansheski, and Samantha Cope. Greg Dalton designed the visual program. The Marching Firebirds are active participants in Ohio Music Education Association and Bands of America competitions where they have earned numerous Grand Champion awards and have been consistent qualifiers for the OMEA State Finals. The Marching Firebirds are part of a comprehensive music department that includes thriving orchestra and choir programs which, combined with the band program, include more than 750 student musicians. The Marching Firebirds would like to acknowledge the Kettering City Schools and the Fairmont Band Boosters for their continued support.

6:00 PM The Springboro High School Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 1297

Springboro High School

Number in Group: 123

Springboro

County: Warren

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13 Director: Jeffrey Runge Assistant Director(s): Nicholas Palmer Staff: Cliff Gray, Nikki Bush, Halee Wright, Chelsea Overman, Jon Rahilly, Jordan Driescharf, Adam Norris, Rich Harover

John Taylor - Arranger, David Wyrick - Visual Field Commanders: Lillian Haerr, Kaitlyn Pitchford Show Title/Theme: Something Wicked This Way Comes Soloist(s): Haley Pettitjean - Alto and Soprano Sax, Daniel Clemens - Trumpet, Isabella Panetta - Mellophone, Emerson Swoger, Vibraphone Repertoire: “Witch Hunt”

“The Witch and the Saint”

“I Put A Spell On You”

“Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered”

“Could It Be Magic”

“Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic” The Springboro High School Marching Band, from Springboro, Ohio has a proud tradition of excellence in OMEA Adjudicated Events. Along with 19 consecutive Superior Ratings at the OMEA State Marching Band Finals, the band has experienced tremendous success at various local contests, as well as Mid States Band Association and Music for All events.

6:30 PM

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Licking Heights Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 800 Licking Heights

Number in Group: 97 Pataskala

County: Licking

OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10 Meg Beavers Doug Perry Russ Hupp, Joe Curmode, Kait Long, Pam Waits Angel Allen TAKEN: Song of the Sirens Trumpet Soloists: James Wilson & Destiny Warner In the age old story of good vs evil, the LH band depicts the struggle between the beautiful but dangerous Sirens and Sailors on the Sea.

The Licking Heights Marching Band has a long standing tradition of excellence having participated in OMEA Local and State Marching Band events for years.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2014 - DAYTON 6:45 PM Newton High School Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 150

Newton High

Number in Group: 53

Pleasant Hill

County: Miami

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/11 Director: Ron Duncan Assistant Director(s): Julius Huckleby Staff: Brittany Blosser, Colorguard

Jesse Duncan, Front Ensemble Dave Parsons, Visual Designer

Josh Hinkle, Music Arranger

Jodi Duncan, Drum Major Instructor Field Commanders: Milan Bess Show Title/Theme: The Ride Soloist(s): Atley King, Isiah Stocker-Johnson, Emilee Brunswick, and Alexis Johns Repertoire: The Newton HS Marching Band will open tonight’s performance with their presentation titled “The Ride” highlighting

the music from Disney’s Millennium Celebration.

The Newton HS Marching Band will open tonight’s performance with their presentation titled “The Ride” highlighting the music from Disney’s Millennium Celebration which highlighted the yearlong celebration at all Disney theme parks. The band has earned numerous Grand Champion awards over the years and has been a perennial finalist at the OMEA State Marching Band Finals. The Drum Major of the band is Milan Bess. Drum Captain is Troy Arnett. Colorguard Captains are Brittany Ross and Autumn Gydosh.

7:00 PM Ross High School Marching Band of Class A

School Enrollment: 678

Ross High School

Number in Group: 112

Hamilton

County: Butler

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13 Director: Richard Roemer Assistant Director(s): Mrs. Katherine Duncan Staff: Ms. Laura Mills Mr. Andrew Hartman Field Commanders: Emma Schoepf, Lindsay Gottlieb, and Nikki Sundrup Show Title/Theme: Celtic Storm Soloist(s): Audrey Schlembach, Justin Bolin, Steve Sullivan, Austin Baldwin, Tim Sullivan, and Brandon Armstrong Repertoire: Celtic Storm features original Irish music by Nicholas Baratta and arrangements of Three Celtic Dances

by Brian Balmages.

The 2014 Ross Marching Band of Class. Officers include Zach Wurzelbacher President, Josh Koons Vice President, Anna Smith Secretary, Olivia Kluener Historian, Sandra Koch and Lauren Geraci Librarians, Tim Sullivan, Brendan McCracken, Karl Dierking, and Christy Schmitt Quartermasters, Steve Sullivan, Charleigh Scaggs, Melody Conrad Class Reps, Ashlee Chadwick, Hannah Daugherty, Taryn Valentino Color Guard. The Ross Marching Band is supported by the ever-dedicated Ross Band Boosters. The 2013 season was a successful one. The band received several 1st place trophies for best overall band, best percussion, and best color guard. 2013 marked the 29th consecutive time Ross High School Band has qualified for the OMEA State Marching Finals. During the spring of 2013 the band performed at the Spectromagic Parade inside Walt Disney World. This year the band will perform in Washington DC.

7:15 PM Turpin High School Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 875

Turpin

Number in Group: 129

Cincinnati

County: Hamilton

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14 Director: Joe Wesche Assistant Director(s): Shaun Day Staff: Lucas Young, Eric Ricciardi, Danny Ghantous, Jeff Mellott, Evan Wuestefeld, Ben Schulcz, Amanda Wesche,

Shawna Swango, Cori Hedrick, Ian Caldwell, Alan Keller, Danny Ghantous Field Commanders: Isabelle Reynolds & Nick Ferguson Show Title/Theme: Illumination Repertoire: Lux Arumque, Greensleeves, Rhapsody in Blue & Paint it Black Turpin is a annual OMEA state finalist marching. Turpin has participated in the London New Years Eve parade, Macy’s Thanksgiving day Parade, Philidelphia Thanksgiving Day Parade, Disney Magic Music Days Parade and New Orleans Mardi Gras parade.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2014 - DAYTON 7:30 PM Troy High School Trojan Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 871

Troy High

Number in Group: 159

Troy

County: Miami

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/11 Director: Katherine McIntosh Assistant Director(s): Molly E. Venneman, Brian D. Wissman Staff: William Shoemaker, Percussion Instruction; Brittany Vanderveen, Guard Instruction; Matthew Davis, Sheena Roach, Staff Field Commanders: Chelsea Cruea, Kane Feltner, Ian Lyons, and Whitney Snider Show Title/Theme: TimeWorks Soloist(s): Parker Savard, Emily Savard, Logan Chaney, Jared Sherrick, Tim Hanna, Collin Goltzene,

Abby Smith, Brett Galey and Haley Robbins Repertoire: Time - Pink Floyd Clocks - ColdPlay Westminster Chimes The Jeopardy Theme The Troy High School Band enjoys a rich history of performance excellence. The band has appeared in the London, England New Year’s Day Parade in 2002, 2006, 2010 and 2014. The band appears at many Troy varsity football games as well as community events throughout the school year. The band has appeared in 35 consecutive OMEA State Marching Band Finals. Since 2000, the band has received a Superior rating at OMEA State Marching Band Finals every year. The Troy Band Program includes a variety of performance opportunities for each student including Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Band, Pep Band and small ensembles. The Troy High School Band is under the direction of Katherine A. McIntosh, Molly E. Venneman, and Brian D. Wissman.

7:45 PM Fairfield High School Marching Band AA

Fairfield High

Fairfield

Directors: Jacqueline Bender, Darren Ling, Andrew Sersion, Jill Wilhelm Staff: Christopher Pohlman - color guard

Jacob Gibson - front ensemble

Karly Keller - percussion

Cody Schuster - percussion David Wray - percussion Nakia Wray - percussion Field Commanders: Graham Holthaus, Michelle Spille, Noah Stover Show Title/Theme: It’s About Time Repertoire: “Clockworks”

“Living In the Past” “Running out of Time”

School Enrollment: 2400 Number in Group: 221 County: Butler OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13

Under the direction of Jacqueline Bender, Darren Ling, Andrew Sersion and Jill Wilhelm the ensemble will be performing “It’s About Time”. Music is published by Center X Productions, Inc. and composed by Michael Pote with percussion arrangement by Mike McIntosh and Cody Schuster. Color guard choreography is done by Christopher Pohlman.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH, 2014 - BRUNSWICK 6:30 PM Shenandoah Zeps Marching Band C

School Enrollment: 200

Shenandoah High

Number in Group: 37

Sarahsville

County: Noble

OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09 Director: William Gorrell Staff: Ethan Smith-Percussion Shayne Woodland-Music writer Ethan Smith-Drill Writer Field Commanders: Emily Smith Show Title/Theme: The World is Too Much With Us Soloist(s): Caitlyn Wiley, Trombone; Amber Williams, F Horn; James Holbert, Contra; Christine Stevens, Trumpet Repertoire: Part 1: For the Sake of Progress

Part 2: Cognizance and Reconciliation

Part 3: A New View The Shenandoah Marching Band has a long history of participating in OMEA adjudicated events. They travel to Disney in Florida every four years. They also make regular trips to Washington DC as well as Williamsburg VA. The 2014 show is based on the poem by William Wordsworth, “The World is Too Much with Us”. We must not let materialism take control of our lives and not take time to enjoy the natural beauties around us, including the ability to create and enjoy music.

6:45 PM Liberty Union Marching Band B

Liberty Union High School

Baltimore

Director: Thomas Gaskins Staff: Guard Instructor: Taylor White

Percussion Instructor: Jay Fant Field Commanders: Kenzie Brownfield Show Title/Theme: Enlightenment Soloist(s): Josh Krile-Trombone; McKenna Scott-Guard; Kelly Mix-Guard Repertoire: Russian Easter Overture Engulfed Cathedral

Russian Easter Revisited (Drum Feature) Choral and Alleluia

School Enrollment: 327 Number in Group: 52 County: Fairfield OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15

The Liberty Union-Thurston Local School District is located in northern Fairfield County, Ohio, consisting of fifty-one square miles in and around the village of Baltimore. Plans for the original Liberty Union High School began in 1917, uniting the students of the adjacent villages of Basil and Baltimore.

Appreciation of instrumental music was an integral part of the local community in its early years. The town of Basil had an active community band, the Basil Cornet Band, which performed regularly in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The first marching band was formed between 1935 and 1940. During this time, the band rehearsed in the auditorium, which was added to the original school building in 1937.

7:00 PM Avon Lake Marching Shoremen A

Avon Lake High

Avon Lake

Director: David Eddleman Assistant Director(s): Mr. Christopher Ewald Staff: Director: David Eddleman

Asst. Director: Christopher Ewald Percussion: Jordan Bewley Guard: Alayna Davis Majorettes: Michelle O’Donnell Choreography: Patricia Frank

Visual and Brass Techs: Ethan Updike, Nikola Nikolovsky Field Commanders: Nicole Ziemba, EJ Wennerberg, and Drum Major Justin Bray Show Title/Theme: Quidam Repertoire: QUIDAM from Cirque du Soleil: Atmadja, Ninkou Latora, Quidam, and Incantation

School Enrollment: 889 Number in Group: 122 County: Lorain OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/04

The Avon Lake Marching Shoremen have performed in Ohio Stadium, Progressive Field, Cleveland Browns Stadium, the Champs Bowl, the Gator Bowl, and in the Indy 500 Parade. The band performs at all Avon Lake varsity football games, the annual Avon Lake Band-A-Rama, Homecoming events, two to three OMEA Marching Band contests, and at the Memorial Day Parade in May. This December 28th, the band will travel to Tampa, Florida to perform in the Outback Bowl half-time show on January 1st, 2015.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH, 2014 - BRUNSWICK 7:15 PM Hoover Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 976

Hoover High

Number in Group: 157

North Canton

County: Stark

OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/08 Director: Ronald Varn Assistant Director(s): Ellen R. Varn and Thomas E. Lewis Staff: Jarrod Huntley - Visual Writer

Courtney Allison - Guard Choreographer

Annette Sylvester - Majorette Advisor

Joe Wesche - Custom Music Arranger Field Commanders: Sidney Schloenbach, Michaela Morris, and Sophia Fonte Show Title/Theme: Oz Revisited Soloist(s): Liana Westerman - Flute, Michael Hoskinson - Trumpet, Mackenzie Stryker - Baritone, Geoff Swanson - Sousaphone,

Trombone Trio - Greg Huba, Lizzie Howald, and Casey O’Brien Repertoire: Somewhere Over The Rainbow, Tornado Scene, Munchkinland, Yellow Brick Road,

Witch Hunt, There’s No Place Like Home The Hoover High School Marching Band travels to many performances throughout the fall. They have performed for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Grand Parade for the past 43 years and placed 2nd in the 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Battle of The Bands and 1st Place in 2008 and 2010, the Wolly Bear Parade in Vermillion, Epcot Center at Walt Disney World, Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World, Chicago, Boston, competes in OMEA Adjudicated Events.

The Hoover High School Marching Band was formed in 1939.

7:30 PM The Mentor High School Fighting Cardinal Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 1914

Mentor High School

Number in Group: 239

Mentor

County: Lake

OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/07 Director: Stephen Poremba Assistant Director(s): Ben McMurtrie and Beth Karchefsky Staff: Kelly Hoellein, Color Guard and Majorette Advisor

Jonathan Monacelli and Shelby Waters, Percussion Instructor Field Commanders: Grant Smith, Justin Hellinger, and Hannah Nunes Show Title/Theme: “The Divine Comedy” Soloist(s): Andrew Brott, Trumpet; Ian Meadows, Trombone; Nabil Abad, Alto Saxophone; Carolina Kane, Mellophone Repertoire: “The Divine Comedy” by Robert W. Smith, arranged by John Meehan

Movement I - “The Inferno” Movement II - “Purgatorio” Movement III - “Paradiso” The Fighting Cardinal Marching Band is a co-curricular ensemble at Mentor High School. The band consists of students in grades 9-12. Our 2014 program “The Divine Comedy” is based upon the literary work by Dante Algeri and the music of composer Robert W. Smith. The Fighting Cardinal Marching Band has enjoyed consecutive performances at the OMEA State Marching Band Finals. The band has also performed at the Magic Kingdom at the Walt Disney World Resort and for President Barack Obama on his 2012 campaign tour.

7:45 PM Westerville South Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 1500

Westerville South High School

Number in Group: 105

Westerville

County: Franklin

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: John Laswell Assistant Director(s): William Ruhlen & Jessica Kelley Staff: Drew Brown- Battery Percussion

Joshua Purk- Battery Percussion

Bob Knowles- Front Ensemble

Jennifer Knox- Color Guard Field Commanders: Hartlee Johnston, Jake Bouza, Lauren Seitz Show Title/Theme: Fear Soloist(s): Jacob Austrino, Hartlee Johnston, Kai Breeden Repertoire: Movement 1- Prelude/Heights

Movement 2- “Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2, Mvt. 2: Adagio Sostenuto /All By Myself”, Fear of Being Alone Movement 3-Closer/Claustrophobia, Arachnophobia The Westerville South Marching Band competes in several OMEA and MSBA regional and State Contests each year. Recent accomplishments include a Grand Champion award at the Wilmington Invitational (MSBA) and Straight Superior ratings at 3 OMEA contests in 2013. The band is proud to perform for you their 2014 show titled “Fear”, which explores the emotion of Fear, phobias that heighten one’s pulse, awareness, and sense of apprehension, or realization of danger.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH, 2014 - BRUNSWICK 8:15 PM The Columbus Grove “Bulldog” Marching Band C

Columbus Grove Local Schools

Columbus Grove

Director: Marcia verhoff Koch Assistant Director(s): Kristen Verhoff Staff: Jessica Siefker - Guard

Andrea Siefker - Guard Stacey Inbody

Cheyanne Schroeder - Percussion

Tanya Best - Percussion

Nick Piper - Percussion

Cassie Suam - Visual Effect Pam Thayer - Woodwind Specialist

Matt Blymer - Low Brass Specialist Field Commanders: Ali Collar and Aaron Bremer Show Title/Theme: Cesta Domaci...A Journey Home Repertoire: New World Symphony, Rockata and Fugue, Into the Light, Ascend

School Enrollment: 240 Number in Group: 61 County: Putnam OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/03

The Bulldog Marching Band consists of 61 members. The Grove Band has maintained a tradition of excellence and pride for many years. They consistently compete at State in Marching Band. This year the band will be traveling to Disney’s Magic Kingdom to perform in Disney’s Magical Music Parade. The band performs at all football games, basketball games and local parades and contests throughout the year.

8:30 PM Copley High School Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 800

Copley High

Number in Group: 201

Copley

County: Summit

OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06 Director: Michael Foster Assistant Director(s): Vicki Smith Staff: Directors: Michael Foster and Vicki Smith

Assistant Directors: Mike Archinal and Bruce Nist

Color Guard Staff: Lewis Shingleton, Kristi Forshey and Nicole Shoenfelt

Percussion Staff: Norm Wise, Adam Hartman, JT Armetano, Kevin Downey and Tanner Beauregard

Drill Writers: Ron Ryles and David Wyrick Field Commanders: Hannah Blice, Gabriella Detorakis, Akaysha Nolan Show Title/Theme: Lost in Wonderland: We’re All Mad Here Repertoire: White Rabbit Psycho Prelude Powerhouse Chorale from “HALO” Copley High School Marching Band has performed in OMEA Marching Band AE for 16 years. They have received several Superior ratings at State Marching Band AE and have performed in Orlando, New York City and Hollywood California.

8:45 PM St. Edward Marching Eagles A

St. Edward High School

Lakewood

Director: Angelo Kortyka Staff: Ben Kipp- Percussion Cari White- Front Ensemble

Joey Glassman - Percussion Evan Kleve - Visual

Scott Zolkowski - Colorguard

Kat Undercoffer - Colorguard Field Commanders: Ryan Homcy Show Title/Theme: Structures Soloist(s): Kyle Moran, Hulusi, Andy Henthorn, Trombone, Sam Forrey, Piccolo, Tori Donahue, Guard,

Kyle Niksa and Michael Ashbrook, Trumpets Repertoire: The Great Wall of China

The Notre Dame Cathedral

The Golden Gate Bridge

School Enrollment: 703 Number in Group: 69 County: Cuyahoga OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/04

The St. Edward Marching Eagles have been competing in OMEA competitions since 1993. Since then, they have earned superior ratings at the state competition over 10 times.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH, 2014 - BRUNSWICK 9:00 PM

Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff:

Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s):

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Westland High School Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 1400 Westland High

Number in Group: 78 Galloway

County: Franklin

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Zachary Koehler Suzie Kim Robert Knowles - Percussion, Andrew Brown - Percussion, Wesley Tyeree - Colorguard, Lauryn Floring - Colorguard, Shane Kelbley - Music, Jeremy Jorgenson - Drill Rebecca Nauta and Noah Woodson Inv3ntions Amber Templin - Clarinet Solo & Trio, Johnathan Prater - Sousaphone Solo, Kayci Berkhemer - Clarinet Trio, Alyssa Cameron - Clarinet Trio Inspired by Inventions of Thomas Edison MOVEMENT I: THE MOTION PICTURE - “Edison’s Theme”, “The Great Locomotive Chase” MOVEMENT II: THE PHONOGRAPH - “Mary Had a Little Lamb” MOVEMENT III: THE INCANDESCENT FILAMENT - “Light”

The “Pride of Cougar Country”, the Westland Marching Band has consistently participated with pride and excellence at the Ohio Music Education Association’s district and state level events. The band presents its 2014 show “Inv3ntions”, with music inspired by three major inventions of Thomas Edison.

Movement I is based on the motion picture. The music is an adaptation of Robert W. Smith’s band composition “The Great Locomotive Chase”, a nod to Edison’s first major motion picture “The Great Train Robbery”. Movement II draws inspiration from the phonograph. The first words ever recorded were by Edison himself, reciting the words to “Mary had a Little Lamb”. The music is a theme and variations on that melody. The world was changed by Edison’s development of the long-lasting incandescent bulb filament. Movement III is entitled “Light” and is an original composition by Shane Kelbley.

9:15 PM

Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:

Thomas Worthington High School Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 1600 Thomas Worthington High

Number in Group: 171 Worthington

County: Franklin

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Derek Scoles Eric Doolittle Ryan Alexis, Nicole Gregio, Cameron Leach, Ryan Kilgore, Brandon Wright, Steven Hegemier Bruno Bush, Sophie Manosalva, Emerson Slicer LINCOLN by Frank Sullivan Sarah Beery, Kimberly Carroll, Lisa Cary, Austin Fox, Adi Kinzer and Alador Sisay Movement 1 - Inauguration and Dream Movement 2 - Johnny Comes Marching Movement 3 - Softly and Tenderly Movement 4 - Battle Hymn of the Republic

The Thomas Worthington High School Marching Band has a long and proud tradition of excellence. For the past two decades “The Pride of Cardinal Country” has consistently performed at the OMEA State Marching Band Finals, achieving Superior Ratings 2000 to present. Founded in 1808, Thomas Worthington High School is proud to be one of Ohio’s oldest and celebrates achievements in education.

9:30 PM Brunswick High School Marching Blue Devils AA

Brunswick High School

Brunswick

Director: Jay Wardeska Staff: Brian Bennett, Amy Wardeska,

Douglas Edens, Megan Arnica, Liam Sleggs,

Ethan Eraybar, Ann Marie Fuhrman,

Andrew Novak, Jose Ayala Field Commanders: Evan Murral,Danyele Galloway,Hannah Grabowski,Kyle Willette Show Title/Theme: Valentine Soloist(s): Kalei Beates, Brandon McClain, Sarah Palmer, Jessica Schiebrel and Bethany Westphal Repertoire: Based on “My Funny Valentine” music adapted by Joe Murphy and Brian Bennett.

School Enrollment: 1863 Number in Group: 192 County: Medina OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06

The Brunswick High School Marching Blue Devils are a 31 time OMEA State Marching Band finalist--earning consecutive Superior Ratings at State every year since 2001. A perennial finalist at Bands of America Regionals, the Marching Blue Devils are part of a comprehensive band program at the center of which are the concert bands. The Brunswick Wind Ensemble was the recipient of the 2012 Disney Honors sponsored by the National Association for Music Education and has performed at numerous professional conferences, university showcases and concert series across the region and state.

The Marching Blue Devils have appeared in the Florida Citrus Parade, the Presidential Inaugural Parade, the London New Year’s Parade and the Magic Kingdom New Year’s Parade. In 2014, the band will travel to Orlando to perform in the Florida Citrus Parade and the New Year’s Eve Celebration at the Magic Kingdom.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, 2014 - BRUNSWICK 12:45 PM Wellington High School Dukes Marching Band C

Wellington High

Wellington

Director: Antoinette Novotny Assistant Director(s): Mrs. Gayle Hughes Staff: Percussion- Mr. Richard Snodgrass

Color Guard- Ms. Taylor Novak Field Commanders: Macey Mull Show Title/Theme: The Piano Lesson Soloist(s): Mallets- Jennifer Loudin Dancer- Rachel Kowalski Repertoire: Ludwig and Wolgang Knuckle Concerto Clair DeLune Chopstix

School Enrollment: 285 Number in Group: 30 County: Lorain OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/04

Wellington is a historic village located in southern Lorain County. The Dukes have competed in SMBF for over 15 years- and received a Superior rating in 2013. The Band recently traveled to Orlando in April of 2013 and performed at Epcot. The Dukes also compete in Large Group contest and recieved a superior rating in the spring of 2013. The Marching Band will be competing at Louisville, Lexington, Akron , and Brunswick. Although small in numbersthe group has always stressed quality over quantity!

1:00 PM Cloverleaf Colts Marching Band A

Cloverleaf High

Lodi

Director: Andrew Winter Assistant Director(s): Megan Dougherty Staff: Lauren Walkley - Guard

Cari Danko - Guard

Ashley Peyton - Guard

Steve Hennis - Percussion

Robby Lawson - Percussion Field Commanders: Alex Showman and Ben Stefanko Show Title/Theme: Carmen Soloist(s): Annie Chech (guard), Autumn Nowak (snare), Ben Stefanko (trombone) Repertoire: Selections from Bizet’s 1875 opera Carmen, including: Habanera Votre Toast

Entr’acte from Act I and Act II Toreador Song

School Enrollment: 750 Number in Group: 103 County: Medina OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06

The Cloverleaf Colts Marching Band has performed at OMEA State Marching Band Finals 32 years in a row. Last year’s Superior Rating was the first in 17 years! In past years, the Marching Band has traveled to Florida to perform at Disney World and Universal Resorts, numerous bowl games and holiday parades throughout the United States and Canada.

1:15 PM

Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:

Madison-Plains High School Marching Band A

Madison-Plains High School

London

Renee Perkins Andrew Lawrence Kyle Fox (Percussion), Sacha East (Color Guard) Breeana Marion and Brooke West The New World Rebecca Breen (Flute) Symphony No. 9 in e minor from The New World - Antonin Dvorak Also Sprach Zarathustra - Richard Strauss

School Enrollment: 299 Number in Group: 66 County: Madison OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15

The Madison-Plains Marching Band represents the pride of Eagle Country. This award winning band is continuing their traditions of growth and musicianship. The band can be seen at parades and community events across Madison County.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, 2014 - BRUNSWICK 1:30 PM

Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff:

Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:

Norton High School Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 585 Norton High

Number in Group: 109 Norton

County: Summit

OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06 Tom Chiera Dennis Oswald Rob Ferguson, Dan Eakin, Josh Mitchell, Ryan Reed, Christian Collins, Josh Nees, Kerstin Shatzer, Kristen Mitzel, Jessica Guest, Lee Gibson, Hannah Laubscher, Erin Latham, Tim Stewart, Kevin Graham, Rocco Duranti, Matt Osborne Megan Snider, Kerstin Vaughn Simple Truths Jenna Pletcher - flute, Stephen Imler - Clarinet Scenes of Simple Gifts - Arrangements by Key Poulan and Rob Ferguson Movement 1 - Life Movement 2 - LIberty Movement 3 - the pursuit of Happiness

The Norton High School Band, known as the “heart and soul of Norton High School,” has participated in festivals including the Kentucky Derby Parade, Disney’s Magic Music Days, Dixie Classics in Orlando and Virginia Beach, Festivals of Music in Washington D.C., All-American Music Festival in Orlando, and the Fiesta Bowl Parade in Phoenix Arizona. The Norton Bands have received superior ratings in OMEA Band Competitions for the past 24 years. The group has been very active in Bands of America Regional and Grand National since 1979.

1:45 PM

Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff:

Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Repertoire:

Firestone Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 825 Firestone High School

Number in Group: 120 Akron

County: Summit

OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06 Kate Ferguson Bernie Williams Lee Gibson, Hannah Laubscher, Erin Latham, Rocco Duranti, Kelsey Ferguson, Brett Stallnaker, Kat Undercoffer, Rob Ferguson, Josh Nees, Tanner Wherley, Jerrod Douglas, Drew Senkar, Jacob Adkins Montana Hollis, Annika Chura, Jacob Mansfield To Die For This tribute to the American Soldier includes music from “We Were Soldiers”, and Requiem for a Tower, and Adagio for Strings.

The Firestone High School Marching Band enjoys a long and proud tradition of excellence. The band is fast becoming recognized as one of the top programs in Ohio. Continuing in this tradition of success requires a high degree of dedication, effort, and pride on the part of each person involved.

This ensemble performs at Firestone Varsity Football Games, Parades, Events, Festivals, and Competitions. The marching band consistently appears at the OMEA State Marching Band Finals, Mid-States Marching Band Competitions and Bands of America Regional and Grand National Championships. In 2014, the band will perform at OMEA Events in Louisville, Norton, and New Philadelphia as well as the BOA Regional in Toledo.

2:15 PM Hamilton Township High School Marching Band A

Hamilton Township High

Columbus

Director: Mark Frazier Assistant Director(s): Lance Fulton and Amanda Laing Staff: Percussion Instructors: Jym Kyre Matt Carity

Front Ensemble Instructor: James Woods

Color Guard Instructors: Nicky Harter, Corella Vaughn Field Commanders: Nathan VanDyke, Jacob Rollins and Rebekah Carter Show Title/Theme: Unleash the Night Soloist(s): Tabby Gilmore Repertoire: Danny Elfman Opener (Spiderman and Tales from the Crypt) Bella’s Lullaby

Demolition Dawg (percussion feature)

Music from Sleepy Hollow

School Enrollment: 563 Number in Group: 154 County: Franklin OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15

Hamilton Township Marching Band is the pride of Hamilton Local School district. Hamilton Local is located in the southern part of Franklin County. The band performs at all varsity football games and many other school and community events.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, 2014 - BRUNSWICK 2:30 PM “Pride of Big Walnut” Golden Eagle Marching Band A

Big Walnut High

Sunbury

Director: Craig Porter Assistant Director(s): Lisa Huston Staff: Daisy Duhl, Color Guard Instructor

Chris May, Percussion Instructor

Robert Sloan, Music Arranger Chas Myers, Visual Design Field Commanders: Nick Guglielmi Show Title/Theme: “The Lion King” Soloist(s): Sam Cryan Repertoire: Circle of Life/Be Prepared Shadowland The Stampede

King of Pride Rock/Circle of Life

School Enrollment: 760 Number in Group: 148 County: Delaware OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10

The Pride of Big Walnut represents the Big Walnut community at local parades, football games and at community events. The marching program is part of a comprehensive music department that has a philosophy of “music for all”. Students are encouraged to participate in both the instrumental and vocal programs and to work collaboratively. Big Walnut instrumental and vocal ensembles are regular participants at OMEA district and state adjudicated events as well as national events in Chicago, New York City, Orlando and New Orleans.

2:45 PM River View Black Bear Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 501

River View High

Number in Group: 67

Warsaw

County: Coshocton

OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10 Director: Keith Watson Assistant Director(s): Mark Wagner Staff: Color Guard - Leslie Croft; Woodwinds - Karri Harstine; Percussion - William Etling, Kyla Kent, David Beatty and

Chris Anderson; Drill Design - Douglas Logston; Music Writer - Shane Kelbley Field Commanders: Marissa West Show Title/Theme: “It Was A Dark and Stormy Night” Soloist(s): Rachel Lozowski, Trumpet; Michael Border, Tuba; Sarah Kittner, Keyboard; Darby Croft, color guard.

Repertoire: This year the Black Bear Band will be playing “It Was A Dark and Stormy Night”, the music of Shane Kelbley.

The Black Bear Marching Band has competed in the OMEA marching band competition circuit since 1981. We are proud of our school heritage with OMEA. The band meets every day during the school day and three times each week after school. In June of 2014, they marched in The Magic Kingdom in Florida. River View High School is proud to be celebrating its 50th anniversary with the class of 2015.

3:00 PM Revere Marching Minutemen A

School Enrollment: 640

Revere High School

Number in Group: 101

Richfield

County: Summit

OMEA Reg/Dist: NE/06 Director: Darren LeBeau Assistant Director(s): Deborah Devore Staff: Percussion-Courtney Lambert and Rob Hassing

Color Guard-Jeannie Taylor and Sara Meng Visual-Jacob Taylor

Camp Staff-Michelle Banis, Caleb Post, and JT Mitchell Drill/Show Designer-Matt Stevens Field Commanders: Justin Evangelist and Megan Travers Show Title/Theme: S.O.S. - Coast Guard Soloist(s): Saxophone Quartet: Ashley Oakley-Alto, Aaron Kelley-Alto, Ted Hess-Tenor and Christian Sauers-Tenor.

Repertoire: The six themes: Majesty, Adventure, Open Water, Danger, Shoreline, Discovery come from the

music of Wilke and Gilroy’s “Fathoms” from GPGMusic.

The Revere Marching Minutemen performed in the Fiesta Bowl Parade this last December in Phoenix, Arizona. It was a great experience for all involved.

This season the band is scheduled to perform at Cloverleaf, Revere, Copley’s OMEA Adjudicated Marching Band Events. This season’s show pays tribute to the US Coast Guard and the women that enlist.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, 2014 - BRUNSWICK 3:15 PM

Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:

New Philadelphia High School Marching Quaker Band A

School Enrollment: 650 New Philadelphia High School

Number in Group: 123 New Philadelphia

County: Tuscarawas

OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/08 Jeff Furbay Jeff Phillips Doug Wagner, Ryan Reed, Lindsey Nicholson, Jordan Rhodes, Katelyn Bailey, Taylor Harmon, Austin Moreland Lexi Black, Samantha Sayre & Seth Mears The Chairman Andrew Huff, Bentley Inhurst, Kyle Leggett The Chairman Dances by John Adams Melodies of Frank Sinatra: Fly Me to the Moon, Luck be a Lady and The way you look tonight.

The Marching Quaker band from New Philadelphia Ohio has a long and storied history of competitive marching dating back to 1974. In those 40 years the band has built a reputation as one of the premier class A bands in the state of Ohio. The band traveled to Pearl Harbor and performed a mass band concert on the pier next to the battleship Missouri on December 7th of 2011. In March of 2014 the band performed on the aircraft carrier USS Intrepid anchored in Hudson Bay as part of a tour of New York City. This season, the band pays tribute to “The Chairman of the Board”.....Frank Sinatra. Infusing signature Sinatra melodies with the driving contemporary music of John Adams “The Chairman Dances” The marching quakers hope to capture your imagination with our 40th anniversary competitive show simply entitled “The Chairman”

3:30 PM Louisville High School Marching Band A

Louisville High

Louisville

Director: Kristopher Bleininger Assistant Director(s): Andrew Stankey, Abigail Markiewicz Staff: Sarah Faiello Dave Wolf Field Commanders: Emily Devereaux Show Title/Theme: Night Visions Soloist(s): Steven Cessna Repertoire: Darkness Descending Nightscapes Conflict and Triumph/Sunrise

School Enrollment: 784 Number in Group: 114 County: Stark OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/08

The Louisville High School Marching Band has enjoyed a long tradition of excellence and has been a competitive marching band since 1975. The band has participated in OMEA competition since its inception and has qualified for OMEA State Finals since 1985. The L.H.S. Band performed at Walt Disney World in 1984, 1986, 1988, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008, and in 2012. The “Pride of Louisville” also performs at community and local events including the Pro Football Hall of Fame Parade, the Stark County Fair, and the Louisville Constitution Parade.

4:00 PM Kalida High School Wildcat Marching Band C

Kalida High School

Kalida

Director: Lori Klausing Assistant Director(s): Douglas Olenik Staff: Emily Selhorst- color guard advisor

Ted Reicher- musical arrangements

Chas Myers- visual program

Chad and Liz Clum- color guard choreography Field Commanders: Mariah Doepker Show Title/Theme: Hunchback of Notre Dame Soloist(s): Morgan Niese- french horn, Ericka Kimball-color guard, Casey Wehri- color guard Repertoire: The Bells of Notre Dame Topsy Turvy

God Help the Outcasts Sanctuary

School Enrollment: 160 Number in Group: 51 County: Putnam OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/03

The Kalida High School Wildcat Marching Band is actively involved in OMEA Marching Band Events, having made appearances at State Finals for the past 10 years. They also march at The Putnam County Fair as well as other local parades and festivals.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, 2014- BRUNSWICK 4:15 PM Maysville Panther Marching Band B

School Enrollment: 492

Maysville High

Number in Group: 65

Zanesville

County: Muskingum

OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09 Director: Patrick Murphy Assistant Director(s): Kari Gibson, Antony Dunlap, Chase Myers Staff: Guard Instructor- Megan Maley

Percussion Instructor- Erinn Simmons Field Commanders: Kaitlyn Baker Show Title/Theme: Relationships Soloist(s): Jessie Dalrymple, Avonlea Emler, Sarah Butler, Sheridan Wilson, Preston Frick, Seth Grissett, Riley Hern Repertoire: What Makes You Beautiful- One Direction Cups-Anna Kendrick Carry On- Fun

Counting Stars- One Republic The Maysville Band program has built a tradition of fine superior performances over the last several years. The Maysville Band students are encouraged to participate in as many band related activities as possible as well as other school related groups and activities. The band will travel to Chicago in the spring and perform at the Field’s Museum. The Maysville students enjoy performing wherever they go, they hope that you enjoy their performance as much as they enjoy playing for you!

4:30 PM Logan Elm High School Marching Band of Pride B

School Enrollment: 444

Logan Elm High School

Number in Group: 70

Circleville

County: Pickaway

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: James Chickrell Assistant Director(s): Casey J. Wagner Staff: Deborah L. See, color guard director; Amy Bonham, color guard tech; Ian Ferguson, percussion tech;

Carl Amspaugh, front ensemble tech; Serge Walsh, visual designer; Becca Sullins, visual and color guard choreographer Field Commanders: Chelsea Mace, Connor Dean, Matt Allen Show Title/Theme: The Persistence of Time Soloist(s): Caitlyn Rhoades and Henry Wilson, trumpet soloists; Nash Crosby and Jacob Parker, trombone soloists Repertoire: Time Piece by Adam Wilke and Mark Hammons

1. The Persistence of Time

2. Racing Against Time 3. Memory of Time

4. Borrowed Time 5. Seizing Time The Logan Elm High School Marching Band of Pride is a consistent OMEA State Marching Band Finalists earning ratings of “I” or Superior at the State Finals for the past 8 consecutive years. In 2013 the Marching Braves performed at the Bands of America Grand National Championships held at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana and in June of 2014 performed in the Disney Performing Arts program at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. In November of 2014 The Band of Pride will return to Indianapolis, Indiana for their fifth consecutive performance at the Bands of America Grand National Championships.

4:45 PM John Glenn High School Marching Band A

John Glenn High

New Concord

Director: Jonathan Kelsey Staff: Color Guard - Alice Maschue

Student Teacher - Antony Dunlap

Front Ensemble - Kayleigh Bowe

Low Brass - Jacob Holmes Field Commanders: Ty Burris Show Title/Theme: Souled Out Soloist(s): Alto Saxophone - Andrew Calderhead; Color Guard - Makenzie Ryan & Madison Leach Repertoire: Gimme Some Lovin’

Hold On I’m Comin’ Tracks of My Tears Get Ready Respect

School Enrollment: 470 Number in Group: 68 County: Muskingum OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09

The John Glenn High School Marching Band is from New Concord, Ohio. The Marching Band performs regularly for Home and away football games, the the John Glenn High School Homecoming Parade, The New Concord Christmas Parade and participates throughout the season in OMEA Adjudicated Events. The John Glenn High School Marching Band has had several opportunities to march down Main Street at Walt Disney World in Orlando, FL and last year performed at “The Shoe” as part of the OSU Buckeye Invitational.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, 2014 - BRUNSWICK 5:00 PM Warren Local Marching Warriors A

Warren High

Vincent

Director: Courtney Clark Assistant Director(s): Stephen Collins & Aaron Offenberger Staff: Ernest Cornell & Michael Reese Field Commanders: Emily Hanlon & Duncan Watson Show Title/Theme: A Walk Down Memory Lane Soloist(s): Ryan Ball, Trumpet & Colton Sammons, Trumpet Repertoire: Turn! Turn! Turn!, Seeger/Wallace Zarabanda/Palladio, Jenkins/Wallace

Fanfare for the Common Man, Copland/Dawson Taps, arr. Post

The Promise of Living, Copland/Dawson

You’ll Never Walk Alone, Rodgers/Waters

School Enrollment: 563 Number in Group: 80 County: Washington OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09

The Marching Warriors take a look into the past with this year’s show entitled, “A Walk Down Memory Lane.” Join us for a journey that reminds us that our memories are the link to the past. The value of our memories is only realized when we share them with others so that they never truly disappear.

This year’s show includes solos by Ryan Ball and Colton Sammons on trumpet and featured performers Macy Wright and Marcus Ingram. The Warriors are led on the field by Drum Majors Emily Hanlon and Duncan Watson.

5:15 PM Berne Union Golden Rocket Marching Band A

Berne Union High

Sugar Grove

Director: JD Latorre Staff: Ryan Venrick, Assistant Jared Hunter, Percussion Maggie Mathias, Auxiliary John Rundag, Percussion Field Commanders: Sarah Benner, Justin Venrick Show Title/Theme: REVOLUTION Soloist(s): Ashley Venrick: horn, Drew Carlo: Tenors, Alyssa Lanier: Saber, Sam Schmelzer: Saber Repertoire: Music From Les Miserables

Olympiada, By Samuel Hazo

School Enrollment: 225 Number in Group: 70 County: Fairfield OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15

2013 accomplishments: four Grand Champion Awards, six 1st place finishes in OMEA class A. Superior at OMEA State Finals. The Berne Union Band is made up of students in 7th through 12th grade, and in 2014 includes 20 Middle School students.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 2014 - DAYTON 12:45 PM Wellston Golden Rockets Marching Band B

Wellston High

Wellston

Director: Joshua Willett Assistant Director(s): Catherine McCall-Smith Staff: Paul Hogue, Brian Bethel Field Commanders: Chris Kinnamon, Paige Simpson Show Title/Theme: Blind Obsession Soloist(s): Gabby Frazier, Bethany Mannering, Katey King, Petey Sanchez Repertoire: The Wellston Band Show is taken from Afterworld by Gary Gilroy.

School Enrollment: 388 Number in Group: 60 County: Jackson OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17

The Wellston “Golden Rockets” Marching Band has been an OMEA State Marching Band Qualifier for the past 10 years including a State Superior I Rating in 2012. In recent years The Band has received First Place recognition at Numerous Band Competitions throughout Central and Southeastern Ohio including: Green HS, Lancaster HS, Athens HS, Nelsonville-York HS, Dawson Bryant HS, Valley HS and Bloom-Carroll. Along with this the band has also been crowned “Grand Champion Band (Class B/C) at Green, Lancaster, Bloom-Carroll and Valley High Schools. The band has also received first place honors at the Wellston Coal Festival and Jackson County Apple Festival Parades and received numerous caption awards for Music, Marching, General Effect, Auxiliary, Field Commander, and Percussion for both Field and Parade.

1:00 PM London Red Raider Marching Band B

London High

London

Director: Angela Fugate Assistant Director(s): Amanda Tobias Staff: Tracy Conway-guard instructor/choreographer, Barry Canan-drill design Field Commanders: Elizabeth Bennett and Adam Throckmorton Show Title/Theme: Mind Contortion Soloist(s): Alex Coates-flag Repertoire: Music includes:

“Urban” from La Nouba “Pursuit” from Ka

“Creep” and “Incantation” from Quidam

School Enrollment: 390 Number in Group: 52 County: Madison OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15

The London Red Raider Marching Band has qualified for OMEA State Marching Band Finals the past five years earning 3 excellent and 2 superior ratings.

The band performs at local events and parades in and around Madison County.

1:15 PM New Bremen High School Cardinal Marching Band C

New Bremen High

New Bremen

Director: Ryan Yahl Assistant Director(s): Patricia Ruckman Staff: Dane Newlove, Percussion Instructor

Cresta Ritter, Color Guard Instructor

Robert Sloan, Musical Arrangements Chas Myers, Visual Design Field Commanders: Tatum Temple Show Title/Theme: Pure Imagination Repertoire: Pure Imagination/Sweet Dreams

Field of Dreams and Nightmares

Nightmares and Pure Imagination Finale

School Enrollment: 190 Number in Group: 59 County: Auglaize OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/03

The New Bremen High School Cardinal Marching Band performs at all New Bremen High School Varsity football games, varioius area parades, and OMEA Marching Band Adjudicated Events, including their own Cardinal Marching Band Invitational. In recent years the band has also made appearances at Bowling Green State University, performing as part of a Stroh Show, and at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom in Orlando, Florida.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 2014 - DAYTON 1:30 PM “Pride of Bethel” Marching Band C

School Enrollment: 194

Bethel High

Number in Group: 55

Tipp City

County: Miami

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/11 Director: Danny Elam Staff: Guard Advisor: Amanda Shoopman Student Teacher, Alex Lindon Field Commanders: Bobbi-Jo Myers Show Title/Theme: “Beatles and Brass” Soloist(s): Brad McCarroll, trumpet Kyle Smith, alto sax Kevin Smith, trumpet Chris Bean, trombone Chase Heck, baritone,

Zach Moore, tuba Nick Wanamaker, horn Maegan Brown, flag Hunter Jergens, dance Repertoire: Magical Mystery Tour Eleanor Rigby Blackbird/Yesterday Something The End Magical Mystery Tour Tag The “Pride of Bethel” Marching Band has competed in OMEA events for the last 30 years, appearing in SMBF 14 times. This year the band will appear at Tipp City, Perkins, Marion Local and Tecumseh.

1:45 PM Athens High School Marching Green and Gold A

Athens High School

The Plains

Director: Aaron Backes Assistant Director(s): Brandon Lias Staff: Drew Wright- Percussion

Beth Backes- Color Guard Field Commanders: Brandon Niese Show Title/Theme: Shades of Blue Soloist(s): Laurel Welsh- Clarinet, Ian Ostermann- Mellophone, Leslie Michael- Color Guard Repertoire: Blue Skies Shades of Blue Watermark Blue Closer

Arranged by Keith Hallas and Brady Sark

School Enrollment: 570 Number in Group: 61 County: Athens OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/17

The Athens High School Marching Green and Gold has a rich tradition of musical and marching excellence. The band has been a frequent participant in OMEA State Marching Band Finals and has also performed in Walt Disney World, Chicago and New York City.

2:00 PM Walnut Hills High School Marching Blue and Gold AA

Walnut Hills High

Cincinnati

Director: Charles Ferrara Assistant Director(s): Daniel Manning, Michelle Bowers Staff: Doug Hurst Scotty McEvoy Erynn Townsend Katy Jansen Meghan Young Kevin Parker Field Commanders: Gus Kohls and Sade Olowe Show Title/Theme: MAYAN IMPRESSIONS Soloist(s): Braeden Knapp, Andrew Ibrahimpour Repertoire: Gary Gilroy Original Composition. Gary Gilroy Original Composition.

School Enrollment: 1300 Number in Group: 89 County: Hamilton OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14

Located in Cincinnati, Ohio; Walnut Hills High School is part of the Cincinnati Public School District. The Marching Blue and Gold competes in both the Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) and Mid-States circuits. The Marching Blue and Gold have qualified for OMEA state finals for the last 13 years earning superior ratings the last 11 years. They have made mid-states finals nine of the past eleven years and can be found performing in many local parades, festivals, and charity events. In 2010 Walnut Hills represented CPS, Ohio, and the United States in the London New Years Day Parade. This years competition show is entitled ‘MAYAN IMPRESSIONS’ which combines original music from Gary Gilroy and original concept from the Walnut Hills marching staff.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 2014 - DAYTON 2:15 PM

Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff:

Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:

Miamisburg High School Marching Band AA

Miamisburg High

Miamisburg

Steve Aylward Ryan Wintersheimer and Miranda Watt Andrew Whitman - Assistant Director/Brass Caption Head David Bantner - Assistant Director/Brass Caption Head Jared Kortz - Percussion Caption Head Scott Winters - Color Guard Director Jimi Burciaga - Assistant Color Guard Director Trevor Cox, Emma Fleming, Kelly Groven Within The Dark Forest Clay Gibson, Trombone; Austin Schepers, Euphonium The Dark Forest, an Original Composition by Andrew Markworth, also featuring “Once Upon a Dream” from Sleeping Beauty

School Enrollment: 1150 Number in Group: 184 County: Montgomery OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/12

The Miamisburg High School Marching Band is part of a comprehensive music education program consisting of marching band, 3 concert bands, 2 jazz bands, winter percussion ensemble, and a world class winter guard. The band has a long history of success and was recently named Class AA Champion and placed 3rd overall at the 2014 Bands of America Regional Championship in Dayton, Ohio.

2:45 PM

Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:

Arcadia Marching Redskins C

School Enrollment: 142 Arcadia High

Number in Group: 49 Arcadia

County: Hancock

OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/03 Jeffrey Breitigam Kalenne Holbrook & Jason Garza Kathryn Moore, Kane Benner, Gabe Santa Cruz Shae Watkins Spellbound Cailey Jordan (guard), Simone Santa Cruz/Drew Hanna (trumpets) We open with a Harry Potter intro, & Dancing Through Life/Defying Gravity from Wicked.

We transition into music from Chronicles of Narnia, then feature our percussion with Incantation.

Spellbound ends with Over the Rainbow.

The Marching Redskins are proud to be performing today & hope you’ll be Spellbound! Along with 10 football games, we’ll be performing at Cloverleaf, Licking Valley, Westerville Central, Ohio State, and Swanton Contests. Arcadia is a small village located in northwest Ohio, about halfway between Findlay & Fostoria. The school district, which is mostly rural, has one K-12 building that houses less than 600 students, and more than 30% participate in the instrumental music program beginning in grade 5. Jeff Breitigam is in his 25th year as director of the Marching Redskins, who are attempting to continue their recent success & qualify for OMEA State Finals again this season. 2014 would mark the 14th time in the past 16 years, including 6 in a row for the band at SMBF. The HS Concert Band and Concert Choir also are consistent performers at OMEA State Large Group Adjudicated Events.

3:00 PM The East Canton “Hornet” Marching Band C

East Canton High School

East Canton

Director: Bret Pendergast Staff: Melinda Marshall - Visuals/Color Guard

Allen Marshall - Percussion Field Commanders: Megan Walker Show Title/Theme: A Night At The Circus Soloist(s): Rachel Vincent, Sarah Vincent, Nick Miller, and Evan Mayle Repertoire: The Music of La Nouba (Cirque du Soleil) A La Lune Distorted Rev Rouge Urban

School Enrollment: 168 Number in Group: 36 County: Stark OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/08

The East Canton High School is located in Osnaburg Township. The K - 12 School houses approximately 900 students. This is East Canton’s sixth year of competition.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 2014 - DAYTON 3:15 PM Van Buren Black Knight Marching Band C

Van Buren High School

Van Buren

Director: Michael Procyk Assistant Director(s): James Vaugh Staff: Julie Meyer - Color Guard Instructor

Kane Benner - Percussion Instructor

Gabe Santa Cruz - Front Ensemble Instructor Field Commanders: None Show Title/Theme: Under Pressure Soloist(s): AJ Arriaga, Jacob Below , Evan Schuh, Tom Rowles, Aly Welch Repertoire: Pressure by Billy Joel Creep by Radiohead

Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen

School Enrollment: 275 Number in Group: 30 County: Hancock OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/03

The Black Knight Marching Band is from Van Buren, Ohio, just north of Findlay. This year marks the band’s return to competition after a one year hiatus from a long tradition of participating in marching competitions. The band will appear at four OMEA events, the Elmwood Showcase of Bands, and the Findlay Halloween Parade. Instrumental studies at Van Buren begin in the fifth grade. Performance opportunities include concert, marching, and pep band, musical pit, and The Essentials, the instrumental part of Van Buren’s show choir, The Association. Many band students also participate in the school’s excellent choral program, and several middle school students perform as members of the Black Knight Marching Band.

3:30 PM Woodmore Wildcats Marching Band C

School Enrollment: 196

Woodmore High

Number in Group: 52

Elmore

County: Ottawa

OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/02 Director: Kenneth Emerine Assistant Director(s): Mike Czeczele Staff: Rachel Stewart, Flag Corps Advisor Field Commanders: Chelsey Ivy Show Title/Theme: 007: The Music of James Bond Soloist(s): Emma LaMunyon, Trumpet; Kirstin Aliemenious, Trombone Repertoire: Our show will feature several music themes and hit tunes from the James Bond films.

Titles Include:

The James Bond Theme, For Your Eyes Only, Goldfinger, Die Another Day, and Live and Let Die. The Woodmore High School Band has a long history of participation in OMEA events including Honors Festival, Solo & Ensemble, and Large Group; earning consistent Excellent and Superior Ratings. Our Marching Band has qualified for State 18 of the past 20 years with a total of 8 Superior Ratings.

Our Concert Band has performed in both Class C and B earning a total of 26 State Superior Ratings. The band travels to Walt Disney World every four years to participate in parades and studio clinics. James Bond is a well-known fictional character that has been a pop culture movie icon for decades.

A total of 23 films have been produced starting in 1962 with “Dr. No.” Growing out of the espionage stories of the Cold War, the movies have become synonymous with fantastic screen effects, suave life style, and jazz music.

3:45 PM The Tecumseh “Pride of Arrow Nation” Marching Band A

Tecumseh High

New Carlisle

Director: Patrick Woods Assistant Director(s): Anna Frascone Staff: Becca Britain, Color Guard Dan Doherty, percussion Field Commanders: Caitlyn Rowland & Kami Duff Show Title/Theme: Gladiator Soloist(s): AJ Peoples, trumpet Stephen Kosey, trombone Repertoire: Music from the motion picture Gladiator.

Part 1 - Barbarian Horde

Part 2 - Earth

Part 3 - Battle

School Enrollment: 740 Number in Group: 42 County: Clark OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/12

The Tecumseh Marching Band has a long history of excellence. The band is frequently seen performing at events throughout the Dayton and Cincinnati areas. Last year, the band was invited to perform at the New Year’s Gala in New Carlisle, Ohio.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 2014 - DAYTON 4:00 PM Watkins Memorial High School Marching Band A

Watkins Memorial High

Pataskala

Director: Kenneth Hoffman Assistant Director(s): Alex Szaruga Staff: Ross Musick, percussion Sara Haley, auxiliary Field Commanders: Rachel Helbing, Madison Jones Show Title/Theme: New Frontier Soloist(s): Katie Boyer, Jake Besanceney, Jacob Sloan, Kiersten Hatten Repertoire: Native American drumming sequence and Cherokee Lullaby

New World Symphony excerpts, Anton Dvorak

American folk tune melodies, including Shenandoah, America the Beautiful, Simple Gifts.

School Enrollment: 900 Number in Group: 106 County: Licking OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/10

The Watkins Memorial High School Marching Band is under the direction of Ken Hoffman. The Marching Warriors perform at various local and statewide events each year, including the Ohio University Band Day, Circleville Pumpkin Show, Millersport Sweet Corn Festival, and The Ohio State University Invitational.

4:15 PM Loveland High School Marching Band AA

Loveland High School

Loveland

Director: Geoffrey Miller Assistant Director(s): Richard Mitchel Staff: Amy Bush Drew Hadley Samantha Schomberg Field Commanders: Caroline Fisher, Doug Foster Show Title/Theme: Three Spanish Dances Soloist(s): Katie Doarn, Katie Napier, Bailey Hanson, Teddy Jones, and Kayla Bullock.

Repertoire: Espana Cani by Marquina

Danzon no. 2 by Marquez Malaguena by Lecuona

School Enrollment: 1200 Number in Group: 105 County: Clermont OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14

The Loveland High School marching band has a long tradition of excellence including numerous appearances at the OMEA state marching band competition and several performances at the Disney World Festival in Orlando.

4:45 PM Marion Local High School Marching Band C

Marion Local High

Maria Stein

Director: Casey Layer Staff: Amanda Rhonemus Nicholas Baird Rachel Meiring Field Commanders: Kaitlyn Meyer, Jessica Wynk Show Title/Theme: The Light Eternal Soloist(s): Beth Buening, Lacie Mueller, Amber Rutschilling, Alan Wynk Repertoire: The Light Eternal, Movement 1

The Light Eternal, Movement 2

The Light Eternal, Movement 3

The Light Eternal, Movement 4

School Enrollment: 267 Number in Group: 52 County: Mercer OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/03

The Marion Local High School Marching Band regularly competes in OMEA adjudicated events and has a rich history of superior ratings at both the district and state competition levels. The great success of the ensemble is due largely in part to its committed membership of students and boosters. This year’s competition show is entitled “The Light Eternal,” which takes listeners on a musical journey through the heroic acts of the famous Four Chaplains of the SS Dorchester.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 2014 - DAYTON 5:00 PM Milton-Union Marching Band B

Milton-Union High School

West Milton

Director: Zachary Roberts Assistant Director(s): Julius Huckleby Staff: Amanda Miller Brelyse Thornton Field Commanders: Sarah Green Show Title/Theme: Supernova Soloist(s): Briana Persinger, Maggie Moore, Shawn Artz Repertoire: The Planets - Gustav Holst

Arranged by Josh Hinkel

Percussion by Peter Hussey

School Enrollment: 348 Number in Group: 39 County: Miami OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/11

The Milton-Union Marching Band has qualified for State for 2 years in a row and received a superior rating in 2013. They participated in the BOA Grand Nationals in 2013. Milton-Union finished 7th in finals at the Midstate Championships in 2013.

5:15 PM Norwood High School Marching Band B

Norwood High

Norwood

Director: Patrick Bauer Assistant Director(s): Nate Banzhof, Joe Waked Staff: Kara Bailey, Colorguard Instructor; Rob Knueven, Percussion Instructor;

Michael Bruce, Percussion Instructor; Patrick Ballentine, Percussion/Visual Instructor;

Tasha Grismeyer, Woodwind Instructor; Mitch Curry, Brass Instructor Field Commanders: Patrick Moore, Cole Howard Show Title/Theme: Twisted Nightmares Soloist(s): Patrick Moore, Cody Noonchester, Ashlee Daugherty, Wil Schneider Repertoire: Theme from Spiderman

Theme from Tales from the Crypt This is Halloween Ice Dance Theme from Beetlejuice

School Enrollment: 357 Number in Group: 43 County: Hamilton OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/14

The Norwood High School Marching Band has established a tradition of excellence and provides the students of the City of Norwood, Ohio with a high quality ensemble opportunity. The Marching Band qualified for the OMEA state marching band finals for the first time in the 2013 season and received a superior rating at that event. The band also qualified for the MSBA class A finals for the first time as well. The band is planning a performance in Chicago in April of 2015.

5:30 PM Marietta High School Wall of Sound A

School Enrollment: 786

Marietta High

Number in Group: 83

Marietta

County: Washington

OMEA Reg/Dist: EC/09 Director: Casey Mercer Assistant Director(s): Jeremy Grosklos Staff: Matthew Britton- Assisstant Director

Scott Hickey- Music Arranger

Brady Stark- Percussion Writer and arranger Field Commanders: Ryan Myers, Jeff Hubbard, and Meghan Kostelac Show Title/Theme: “The Ties That Bind” Repertoire: Ignition- Todd Stalter

Simple Gifts- Joseph Brackett

Chorale and Shaker Dance- American Faces-John Zdechlik

The Marietta High School “Wall of Sound” is from Marietta Ohio. The Band is an annual participant in OMEA local and state competitions. The wall of sound also participates in local parades and community performances.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 2014 - DAYTON 5:45 PM Perkins High School Marching Band A

Perkins High School

Sandusky

Director: John Kustec Assistant Director(s): Joel Miller Staff: Don Flugga, Percussion Stacy Gilbert, Auxiliaries Heather Maurer, Auxiliaries

Dani Armstrong, Front Ensemble Ryan Garman, Percussion Field Commanders: Emily Armbrecht, Laura Hohman, Clarissa Williams Show Title/Theme: Flight Soloist(s): Brandon Alt, Kali Hurlburt, Brian Kistler Repertoire: Seventh Flight, by Roland Barrett, One Day I’ll Fly Away, from Moulin Rouge,

The Theme from Star Trek, Defying Gravity, from Wicked

School Enrollment: 680 Number in Group: 146 County: Erie OMEA Reg/Dist: NW/02

The Perkins High School Marching Band has qualified for the State Marching Band Finals every year since 1980, receiving a Superior rating 24 out of the 34 years. In 2013, the band received a Superior rating at the Maumee Music In Motion Festival and the North Coast Marching Band Festival and an Excellent rating at the State Marching Band Finals. Our 2014 show is entitled Flight and includes the following musical numbers. “Seventh Flight” by Roland Barrett, “One Day I’ll Fly Away”, from Moulin Rouge, the “Theme from Star Trek” and “Defying Gravity”, from Wicked. Our soloists are Brandon Alt, Kali Hurlburt, and Brian Kistler.

6:00 PM

Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s):

Repertoire:

Kings High School Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 883 Kings High

Number in Group: 66 Kings Mills

County: Warren

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13 Brian McDonough Mike Maegly Jen Maegly, Vince Smith, Matt Jenkins, Sarah Acus, Jennifer Reeder, Melissa Partin, Dan Turchyn and Maggie Vetter.

Emily Swanson Searching for Home Samantha Leahy, Zach Moffett, Zachary Beckmeyer, Luke Danko, Shannon Thiel, Julianna Powers, Tyler O’Brian and Patrick Ritchie Adele - Hometown Glory Todd Stalter - Rampage Brian Balmages - Midnight on Main Street

The Kings High School Marching Band has a long tradition of excellence and is a regular participant in OMEA, MSBA and BOA Marching Band events.

Kings was the 2013 MSBA class AAAA Champion.

6:30 PM Versailles High School Marching Band C

Versailles High School

Versailles

Director: Ronda Stammen Assistant Director(s): Ryan Robe/ Music and Marching, Staff: Robin Brown/ Guard

Jacque Jenkinson/ Percussion/ Marching

Stephanie Kramer/ Music and Marching

Mark Maxwell/ Drill Design Field Commanders: Jordan Phillips Show Title/Theme: Jekyll & Hyde Soloist(s): Flute: Tori Smith Repertoire: Discovery: Canzona

Dilemma: New Moon, from Twilight Saga

Demon: Hut on Fowl’s Legs (Baba-Yaga) Downfall: Urban

School Enrollment: 290 Number in Group: 48 County: Darke OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/11

The Versailles High School Marching Band is under the direction of Mrs. Ronda Stammen with assistants Ryan Robe, Jacque Jenkinson, Stephanie Kramer and Color Guard Instructor Robin Brown. The band is made up of 48 students in grades 9-12 and is led on the field by Field Commander Jordan Philips. The group marches competitively in the Ohio Music Education Association circuit in addition to community events and parades. The Versailles High School Marching Band is proud to have qualified for State Marching Band Finals each year since 2010, receiving Superior and Excellent ratings.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 2014 - DAYTON 6:45 PM The PRIDE of Wilmington Marching Band A

Wilmington High School

Wilmington

Director: Matthew Spradlin Assistant Director(s): Ryan Bouts Staff: Meg Moore, Robin Spradlin, Tate, Renner Field Commanders: Joe Alexander and Matt Keiter Show Title/Theme: Light and Joy Soloist(s): Morgan Marshall Repertoire: Joy to the World Joy revisited

I see the Light Ode to Joy

School Enrollment: 680 Number in Group: 96 County: Clinton OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/13

The Wilmington Marching Band is an all extra-curricular activity at WHS. The group is active in community events, school events and participates in OMEA, Mid-States and Bands of America events. The Band program at Wilmington High School consists of two concert bands and various opportunities for students to participate in chamber and jazz ensembles. The Band program has performed at OMEA Professional Development conference, has received consistent superior ratings at OMEA State Finals, performed with Disney Performing Arts and the Dixie Classic Grand National Invitational.

7:00 PM

Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:

Stebbins High School Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 852 Stebbins High

Number in Group: 116 Riverside

County: Montgomery

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/12 Kenneth Carpenter Jessica Hendrickson Natasha Stiffler, Krystal Rohr, A.J. Ricker, Dante Colding, Lauren Stetler and David Buckholdt.

Sarah Owens and Michael Hoff Metal Tia Warrix, Sarah Owens, Drake Leszczuk, Corey Holman, Kaveney Aldridge, Kory Layton, and Jewl Haller Featuring the music of Metallica arranged by Shane Kelbly

The Stebbins High School Marching Band has a long history of school spirit and musical achievment. The band has received six straight Superior Ratings at the OMEA State Marching Band Finals. The band is an active participant in OMEA, MSBA, and BOA adjudicated events. The band would like to thank the Stebbins Music Boosters and the entire Riverside Community for all of their support.

7:15 PM Tippecanoe High School Marching Band A

School Enrollment: 630

Tippecanoe High School

Number in Group: 120

Tipp City

County: Miami

OMEA Reg/Dist: SW/11 Directors: Steve Parks, Heather Marsh Staff: Molly Noffsinger Kelly Elliot Stephen Monath Jeremy King Field Commanders: Bethany Callahan, Maddie Bauder, Jordan Turnbill, Emily Quinn Show Title/Theme: Unchained Soloist(s): Woodwind Quartet - Emily Quinn, Mary Jensen, Luke Becker, Erica Hartman. Flute Solo - Emily Quinn Repertoire: Unchained

Mov. I - Bound

Mov. II - Chained

Mov. III - Unchained Melody

Mov. IV - Unchained The 120 member Tippecanoe High School Marching Band has a long and proud tradition of excellence. The Band keeps a busy fall schedule by participating in in four local marching band invitationals, State Marching Band Finals, and all Tippecanoe HS Football Games.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 2014 - DAYTON 7:30 PM

Director: Assistant Director(s): Staff: Field Commanders: Show Title/Theme: Soloist(s): Repertoire:

Pickerington Central Marching Tigers AA

School Enrollment: 1640 Pickerington Central High

Number in Group: 188 Pickerington

County: Fairfield

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Michael Sewell Ron McClelland, Timothy Gorgas, Nathan Stowe Rick Knapp, Tim Cox, Nathan Wise, Mike Magerko, Holly Kincaid, Glenda England Alex Brown, Morgan Robinson, Hannah Safranek, Jacob Schmeltzer Love, Love, Love...The Music of the Beatles Colin Babcock, Alex Brown, Kyle Maycock, Nate Meek, Grace Lukich, Amanda Midkiff In My Life, Drive My Car, Eleanor Rigby, Please Please, I Want to Hold Your Hand, She Loves You, Let it Be

The PHS Central Marching Tiger Band has performed over the past 35 years at over 16 Pro football games, for President Obama, Bush ‘43 Bush ‘41 & Reagan and Sen John McCain and earned Superior Ratings @ OMEA contest for the past 22 years. They have marched in the Orange Bowl Parade, The Cotton Bowl Parade, The Miss America Parade, and the Fiesta Bowl Parade & National Band Championship. The Tigers have marched in the Macy’s & Tourament of Roses Parde 4 times and will represent Ohio in the Fiesta Bowl Parade Dec 27, 2014. They are led by Mike Sewell and Band Directors Ron McClelland, Timothy Gorgas, & Nathan Stowe. Band Staff Rick Knapp, Tim Cox, Nathan Wise, & Mike Magerko. Color Guard - Holly Kincaid Director of Business - Glenda England.

7:45 PM Marysville High School “Monarch” Marching Band AA

School Enrollment: 1475

Marysville High School

Number in Group: 200

Marysville

County: Union

OMEA Reg/Dist: SC/15 Director: William Thissen Assistant Director(s): Robb Hildreth, Brian Ash Staff: Tracy Zimmerman, Jennifer Wickline, John “Maddog” Maynard, Andrew Torka, Jeff Zimmerman, Deral Carson.

Field Commanders: Jenna Schroyer, Jacob Reynolds, Lizz Birkhoff, Kirsten Newland Show Title/Theme: American Reflections Soloist(s): Monica Lange - mellophone solo Repertoire: Tara’s Theme, Old Man River, Shenandoah, Hell on the Wabash, The Gray Ghost, Battle Hymn of the Republic.

The Monarch Marching Band is celebrating it’s 86th year of existence. The band travels extensively and has performed in Chicago, New York City, New Orleans, Toronto, Myrtle Beach, Virginia Beach and Florida numerous times. The Monarchs have appeared in the last 17 consecutive OMEA State Finals, receiving Superior and Excellent ratings.

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2014 MANAGEMENT TEAM & ADJUDICATOR BIOS JD Latorre, (OMEA Marching Band Affairs Chair) serves as band director at Berne Union Local Schools in Sugar Grove, Ohio. Berne Union’s small size warrants only one full-time instrumental music instructor, making him responsible for all elements of the band program in grades 5-12. He lives in Lancaster with his wife Elizabeth and their four children.

Stephanie K. Smith (OMEA Marching Band Adjudications Chair) is the Director of Instrumental Music at Teays Valley High School. She holds degrees from The Ohio State University and Capital University and currently serves on the OMEA Adjudicated Events Committee. A music educator since 1990, Ms. Smith’s professional affiliations include NAfME, Phi Beta Mu, IWBC and NABBA. Rick Adams is currently teaching Information Technology at Indian Hill Middle School in Cincinnati, OH. Rick has been a clinician, instructor, writer and adjudicator in Ohio, Florida, Georgia, Indiana and Washington State for over 30 years. He currently resides in Madeira with his wife, Lori and two sons.

Miami University. He currently resides in Miamisburg with his wife Katie, son Stephen, and daughter Annie.

David Bare is a graduate of Marshall University with both a B.A. and M.A. in music education. He has taught at the public school and university levels for the past 35 years. Mr. Bare has been an OMEA adjudicator since 1991 and is a past GE caption head for OMEA. Mr. Bare resides in Ironton, Ohio.

Christopher Barbaro is in his 24th year in education and is Director of Bands at Amherst Steele HS where he directs the Amherst Marching Comets, the jazz and concert programs, supervises the Indoor Drumline and Distant Thunder Winter Guard, and teaches both 5th & 6th grade Band lessons in his district. He has experience marching with the Bluecoats Drum and Bugle Corps and also has experience working for the live show department at Cedar Point.

Richard Alberts is a native of Piqua who is semi-retired.

He is a graduate of The Ohio State University who has been teaching and performing over 40 years. Richard is presently still directing the American Legion Buckeye Boys State Band with which he has been involved over for 35 years.

Cathy Barnes is a retired school teacher from the Miamisburg City Schools where she worked for 38 1/2 years. She was the creator of the Miamisburg High School Winter Guard in 1980 and then went on to start a junior high and elementary feeder program. In 2013, she created an Adaptive Needs Color Guard for students of all ages. It is based in the Greater Miami Valley and is the first color guard for special needs children in Ohio.

William Albright attended Youngstown State University, has been a percussion educator and arranger since 1988, an OMEA percussion adjudicator since 1996 and an Indoor percussion adjudicator for the Mid-East Performance Association, Tri-State Circuit and Atlantic Indoor Association. He’s also an active volunteer in the Zanesville area for the local community theaters.

John Barr of New Philadelphia has been a Visual Performance Adjudicator for OMEA since 1994. Barr wrote for Drums Corps World and WGI’s Focus, served as Publicity Director for the Ohio Color Guard Circuit and was active with the Bluecoats Drum & Bugle Corps. John and Debbie (wife) have two sons, Jonathan and Joshua, who are Music Educators in Bakersfield, CA.

Barry Artis is currently Director of the Collage Winter Guard in Akron, OH; also the Colorguard Coordinator for the University of Akron Marching Zips; former Board member for Winter Guard International and the Mideast Performance Association; former Board member for the Ohio Indoor Performance Association.

Meg Beavers, a native of Hilliard, OH and graduate of The Ohio State University, has been Director of Bands at Licking Heights Local Schools since 2013. Prior to her position at Licking Heights, she spent four years as Director of Bands at Fort Recovery Local Schools. This past February Meg served as one of the 2014 All-State Co-Coordinators.

Steve Aylward has taught in the Miamisburg City Schools since 2003, serving as band director at Miamisburg High School since 2007. A native of Cincinnati, he received his B.A. from The College of Mount St. Joseph and M.M. from

Robert Beck has been a clinician, instructor, writer and adjudicator in Ohio, for over 30 years. He is an alumni of both the Spirit of Atlanta and the Blue Devils. He lives in Centerville with his wife and 3 children.

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Michael Berning is the Coordinator of Music and Director of Bands for the Kettering City Schools. Under his leadership, the music program was named a Grammy signature school and a 2011, 2013 & 2014 NAMM Best Community for Music Education. The Fairmont Marching Firebirds have earned superior ratings at OMEA State Finals since 1998.

David Bode has been teaching instrumental music since 1992 and is currently the Director of Bands and General Sherman Junior High School in the Lancaster City Schools.

He is also an assistant director for the Lancaster High School “Band of Gold”. Mr. Bode is a member of OMEA and serves as a marching band adjudicator.

Diane Box graduated from Bowling Green State University with a Bachelor of Music degree. She received her Master of Arts in Education/Gifted Intervention Specialist degree from Muskingum University. An OMEA adjudicator since the early 1990’s, she currently teaches K-2 music in the Rolling Hills Local School District and is the Meadowbrook High School Color Guard Instructor.

Steven Box has been an OMEA Marching Band Adjudicator since the early 90’s. He has taught in the Rolling Hills Local School District (Meadowbrook High School) since 1980. He received his Bachelor of Music Ed degree in 1980 from Bowling Green State University and his Masters Degree in Music Ed from the University of Akron in 2002.

Betsy Britton Carras has been involved in marching band activity since 1975. She has been a performer, choreographer, advisor, and a judge for marching band auxiliaries and winter color guards. She’s worked with many college and high school programs, and independent color guards. Currently, Betsy teaches English in Mason, Ohio.

Jim Bundy is a graduate of The Ohio State University where he received both a Bachelors and Masters degrees. He has just retired from the River View School District in Coshocton County. Mr. Bundy has been a marching band adjudicator since 1990.

David Burchfield currently serves as Director of Symphonic Winds at the Cincinnati School for Creative and Performing Arts and as Associate Conductor of the Hamilton-Fairfield Symphony Orchestra. His previous position was with the Fairfield, Ohio City Schools where he was Director of Bands from 1979 to 2002.

David Burroughs has been an OMEA adjudicator for over 30 years. In addition to adjudicating marching band percussion he is active as a Solo & Ensemble and Large Group judge. He is married with three children, retired from Kent City Schools, and is a graduate of Bowling Green State University.

Barry Canan has taught color guard since 1988. He has worked with such programs as Middletown High School, Hilliard Davidson High School, Teays Valley High School, and most recently Northmont High School. He has a BA in Music Education from Bowling Green State University. He currently resides in Dublin with his partner and two dogs, Zoe and Benny.

Chris Carmean has been an Assistant Band Director and Percussion Instructor at Pickerington H.S North since 2003.

He holds degrees from Miami University and Duquesne University, marched with the Troopers Drum and Bugle Corps, and has performed with the Pittsburgh and Columbus Symphonies.

James Chickrell has been an Ohio music educator since 1974, serving since 1988 as Director of Bands and music department chair at Logan Elm High School. Jim earned his Bachelor of Music degree summa cum laude and his Master of Music degree at Ohio University.

Rob Cintron (OMEA Marching Band Visual Caption Head) is band director at Maumee High School. He has taught since 1980. Rob has served OMEA as the Adjudications Chair, Visual Caption Head, as well contest host and the 1997 Conference Co-Chair. Mr Cintron has also spent time affiliated with the Glassmen Drum and Bugle Corps.

Randall Clark recently retired as the Music Director at New Bremen Local Schools for 30 years. Under his direction, the “Cardinal” Marching Band earned 22 consecutive Superior Ratings. His other OMEA activities include adjudicator for Marching Band, Solo and Ensemble, Large Group as well having served the AE Committee for 18 years.

Lou Crognale resides in Worthington, OH and has been involved as a performer and instructor/choreographer since 1989. He’s marched with finalist Drum and Bugle Corps and has taught several Columbus area high schools as well as high schools in NJ, PA, and FL. He’s additionally instructed Collage, Art 101, and ATX Winterguards and is currently teaching color guard at Dublin Jerome HS. William Davis is retired with thirty-six years of teaching, the last twenty-two as director of bands and music department chair at Kent Roosevelt High School. Previous teaching experience includes Tallmadge, Fremont and Windham. He continues to work with area bands and serves as an OMEA adjudicator.

Stephanie Dinsmore has been an educator and active member of OMEA since 1989. She received both her Bachelor and Master’s Degree at the University of Cincinnati. As a

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musician, Stephanie has been a member of the Cincinnati Community Orchestra and New Albany Symphony. She currently resides in New Albany with her husband Allan, and their two sons, David and Matthew.

Steve DeMarco, is a native of Cambridge, OH and has been adjudicating OMEA Auxiliary and baton twirling events since 1982. A Kent State University graduate with a Bachelor of (Vocal) Music Education, active in numerous vocal/instrumental ensembles, Feature Twirler and Kappa Kappa Psi. He’s currently a Certified Travel Agent with AAA/ Ohio Auto Club.

Eric Doolittle is a 26 year teacher and conductor of four concert bands as well as co-directs the marching band at Thomas Worthington High School. He previously taught in the Trotwood-Madison and Tipp City School Districts. Eric and his wife, Christine, reside in Westerville with their sons, Matthew and Andrew.

Aaron Draime is Associate Director of Bands for the Riverside Local School District. Previous positions held include Band Director and Marching Band Coordinator at St. Edward and Marion Harding High Schools. Bands under Aaron’s direction have earned several Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion recognitions. Aaron is an alumnus and former brass instructor with the Toledo Glassmen Drum & Bugle Corps (1997-2002).

Patrick Dunlap is a 1987 graduate of Lakeland High School and has been an O.M.E.A. auxiliary adjudicator since 1994.

He has worked with many different bands including Indian Valley North, Indian Valley Local, Buckeye Trail, Cadiz and currently the Guard Instructor for Harrison Central High School and Unforgettable Winter Guard.

George Edge taught for 35 years in Ohio Pubic Schools: 27th years as Director of Bands at Grove City High School and 8 years as director of the Newton Bands and Choirs. He currently teaches at Ohio Christian University. He was the 2007 Ohio Teacher of the Year, has earned over 95 Grand Champions with his bands, and is an American Bandmasters Association member.

Sherron Edge has taught instrumental music since 1979.

She graduated from Bowling Green State University with a Bachelor of Music Education and The Ohio State University with a Master of Arts. She presently teaches instrumental music in Columbus City Schools. George Edge is her husband. They have two children.

Bill Etling has taught and arranged for many marching bands and indoor drumlines since 1988. He firmly believes in bettering young people through music education and

teaching them values and good judgment. Bill resides in Kent, Ohio with his cat Jack.

Ben Factor is currently in his eighth year of teaching and first year as Director of Bands at Lancaster High School.

Previously, he was the Director of Bands in the Liberty Union Schools. Mr. Factor currently serves on the OMEA Board of Trustees as State Treasurer.

James Gault has been Active in OMEA Middle/High School Solo and Ensemble and Marching Band adjudications since 2001. At Hilliard his ensembles earned Superior Ratings in Concert Band, Middle/High School S&E events, many Outstanding Grand Champion MB Perc and national Championships in BOA/DCI/Indoor Drum Line events through out Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.

Bruce Gerken has taught in the Lancaster City Schools since 1978, where he presently serves as Director of Bands at Thomas Ewing Junior High School, Director of Percussion Studies, Percussion Ensemble Director and Music Coordinator. He received his BME and MM in Applied Percussion from Ohio University.

Bill Graham, an active teacher since 1967, is married to Cheryl Anne Graham. Together they have one daughter, Christie DeVore, a pre-school teacher in Newark. Bill is the eLearning coordinator at Sandy Valley Local Schools. He has been active in the performing arts as a drill writer, colorguard instructor, and trombone teacher.

Cheryl Anne Graham is the former director of bands at New Philadelphia and Ridgewood High Schools, from 1969 to 2001. Currently Cheryl teaches K-5 vocal music. She is the co-director with her husband, Bill, of the Big, Bad, Bodacious Brass Band, a low brass choir that performs at churches and community events.

Ron Graham started judging percussion for OMEA in 2012. Ron taught at Lexington Local Schools from (20102013) and the Fredericktown Local Schools (2006-2010). He is a graduate of the University of Akron and Westerville North High School. He currently writes percussion for Licking Heights High School and instructs percussion at Ridgewood High School.

Dr. William Guegold is a professor emeritus at The University of Akron School of Music. He is a past president of OMEA and served as Marching Band Affairs Chair and Chair of the Adjudicated Events Committee. He co-chaired the 2000, 2003 and 2009 OMEA State Conferences. Guegold is past president of the North Central Division of NAfME and has taught since 1975. In July of 2014 he was appointed Director of Adjudications for OMEA.

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Dave Handshue is director of bands at Hilliard Davidson HS where his teaching duties include Wind Symphony, Concert Band, Jazz Band and Marching Band. Dave’s professional affiliations include MENC, Phi Beta Mu, ASBDA and NABBA. He lives in Hilliard with his wife Carol and three West Highland Terriers.

Ken Holzworth is a retired trumpet player from the United States Army Band (Pershing’s Own) in Washington DC. During his 20 years of service Ken performed in 5 Presidential Inaugural Parades, 3 Olympic Games, and many International events at the White House with the elite United States Army Herald Trumpets.

Don Jenkins has been a music educator for over 40 years.

His bands have consistently received superiors at marching and concert events in both local and state events. He is a member of ASBDA and Phi Beta Mu music fraternities.

Don received the OMEA Music Teacher of the Year Award in 2003.

Sean Kelbley (OMEA Marching Band General Effect Caption Head) taught music in the Marietta, Granville, Westerville and Athens schools. His groups consistently earned superior ratings in OMEA and regional and national festivals. An OMEA adjudicator since 1987 and former Marching Band Adjudications Chair, he currently is a counselor in the Athens City Schools.

Larry Klabunde earned a BME from Wheaton College (IL) in 1979, and a MME from OSU in 1985. He has taught music in four different school systems since 1980. He has served as band director in the Worthington Schools since 1988, & an OMEA adjudicator since the mid-eighties.

Randall G. Lamb has adjudicated marching bands around the midwest for over 35 years. He directed the Pride of Newark to 28 consecutive appearances in the OMEA State Finals before his retirement in 2008. Under his direction the Newark marching and concerts bands received 35 State Finals superior ratings. Mr. Lamb is now on the Board of Directors of the Canton Bluecoats Drum and Bugle Corps and the Heisey Wind Ensemble.

Darren LeBeau has been instrumental music director and auditorium supervisor for Revere Local Schools since 1998.

He graduated from The University of Akron with a B.M. & M.M. He is in his final year of coursework at Kent State University as a doctoral student in music education.

Chad Lester has been teaching marching band and concert band percussion since 1995. He is currently working with New Albany High School Marching Band and Percussion Ensemble. He has worked with various other groups in the

Central Ohio area, composing and teaching in multiple styles of marching band.

Ron Lewis is currently the Associate Director of Bands at Dublin Scioto HS. He directs the Jazz Ensemble, Percussion Ensemble, Concert Band, Music Appreciation, Music History and teaches beginning band at Davis MS. Has been an OMEA MB Adjudicator since 1992. Married to wife Beth, has 2 daughters-Jayne and Alyson and 2 beagles.

Phillip Louden recently retired from teaching at Westerville City Schools after 32 years. He remains active in music as a consultant and adjudicator. Phil received his bachelor’s degree in music education from Western Michigan University and a master’s degree from The Ohio State University.

Marty Lydecker An adjudicator since 1980, Marty has also served the OMEA as Band Affairs and High School Affairs Chair and Marching Band Music Caption Head. Under his direction, the North Royalton High School Marching & Concert Bands received consistent state “Superior” ratings.

Recognized by N. Royalton and the Ohio PTA as a “Teacher of the Year”, Mr. Lydecker was the recipient of the OMEA “Outstanding Music Educator” Award in 2010.

Heather Marsh has been teaching for Tipp City Schools (Tippecanoe) since 2007. She has been an OMEA adjudicator for solo and ensemble and marching band since 2010. She has also served OMEA as District 11 President, honors festival chair, and solo and ensemble chair. Heather is a graduate of Miami University (BM) and Wright State University (MM).

David Martin Retired Assistant Director of the University of Cincinnati Bearcat Bands. Band Director at Anderson and Norwood HS. Composer of elementary band compositions.

Member of Phi Beta Mu, ASBDA, MENC, ASCAP, CBDNA and OMEA. Past OMEA activities included State Secretary, Conference Chair and District President.

Mark Maxwell has judged for DCI, All-American, CSJA, and OMEA. While band director at Lexington, his Jazz and Symphonic Bands always received the highest ratings. His Marching Bands consistently earned superior ratings at OMEA State Marching Band Finals for many consecutive years. He currently designs through www.CustomDrill.com.

Mike Maynard received his BME from Capital University and Masters Degree in Educational Administration from the University of Dayton. Mike has served as District 15 President, and on the Adjudicated Events Committee, most recently as the Marching Band Adjudications Chair. He recently retired from Worthington Schools.

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Clarence McCoy has been an OMEA marching band adjudicator since 1992. Clarence has worked as an arranger/ drill designer, and has worked on the marching band staff for several high schools and Otterbein University. He is currently Director of Worship Arts at Lancaster First United Methodist Church and works with the Lancaster High School Vocal Department.

Patricia Meeks holds degrees from Eastern Kentucky University, and has taught at Shawnee High School (Lima) since 1980. Shawnee’s marching band earned SMBF superior ratings for 22 consecutive years, and her Symphonic Band has earned 25 State superior ratings. Pat served on the Adjudicated Events Committee for 15 years and is currently the OMEA Past-President.

Bill McIntosh (State Finals Announcer) is an accomplished announcer with many years of experience in public and commercial radio. A native of Shelbyville, Kentucky, Bill holds a music performance degree from Morehead State University (Kentucky) and is an active musician. Bill is a Business Development Consultant for Books by the Bushel, LLC.

Brian Monroe has been a band director at Stow-Munroe Falls High School since 1990. He is the director of the “Bulldog” Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Freshman Band and Elementary bands. His bands have performed at OBDC, ASBDA and OMEA Conventions.

Kathy McIntosh is presently the Music Department Head and Director of Bands at Troy City Schools. She is a native of Troy and a graduate of Morehead State University (KY). She also serves as a SWAG Team Leader for Music For All. Thomas McLeish directed bands for 31 years and successfully competed in O.M.E.A. Adjudicated Events prior to his retirement in 2009. He currently serves as an adjudicator for Marching Band, Solo and Ensemble and Large Group. He is also a member of Phi Beta Mu, A.S.B.D.A, and the Heisey Wind Ensemble. He currently resides in Newark with his wife, Kathy.

Diane McMaster-Perry: Retired band director-Field Local: M.S. band performances-Ohio Band Director’s Conference, Superior Ratings-OMEA, As Associate/Marching Band consistent I’s at SMBF. Previously: Conductor/FluteWooster Music Camp, OMEA Dist. VI president & Lg. Group Host. Presently: Orchestra Conductor, Flute Instructor, OMEA Lg. group/SE/MB adjudicator, Woodwind Quintet & Flute soloist. Member: OMEA, ASBDA. Robert McNutt received his Bachelor’s Degree from Otterbein University and his Master’s Degree from the University of South Florida. He has recently retired from Central Crossing High School in Grove City, Ohio after 43 years of teaching. Mr. McNutt is a member of Phi Beta Mu and is an active OMEA Adjudicator.

Dan Meeks (OMEA Marching Band Percussion Caption Head) has been a band director at Shawnee High School in Lima, Ohio since 2005. Along with his wife, Patricia, the Shawnee Band program has consistently received superior ratings in both concert and marching band. Before teaching at Shawnee, Mr. Meeks taught 27 years in the Southwest Local School District in Harrison, Ohio. Mr. Meeks is a member of OMEA, Phi Beta Mu, ASBDA, and PAS.

Charles Myers is a native of Pittsburgh, Pa. and a graduate of Miami University. Mr. Myers retired after 30 years as band and choir director at Kalida High School. Now a freelance drill designer, color guard and visual consultant, marching band adjudicator and guest director, and is a member of OMEA, NAfME, CSJA and a life member of Kappa Kappa Psi and Phi Mu Alpha. Chas has judged marching band events in Ohio, Indiana, Louisiana and Kentucky.

Steve Parks has been teaching in the Tipp City Schools since 1999. He has been a marching band, solo and ensemble, and large group adjudicator for OMEA since 2007. Steve lives in Springboro with his wife Teri and daughter Rachel.

Marc Parulekar currently serves as the Director of Bands at Pickerington North HS. He has also served as a graduate assistant with the OSU Marching Band and as band director at West Jefferson HS. Marc is also a member of Phi Beta Mu and an Eagle Scout. He and his wife, Tracie, attend the East Side Grace Brethren Church with their eight-year old son Andrew and two-year old daughter Abby.

Jennifer Paul currently resides in Oregonia, Ohio with husband Shane and twin daughters Emma and Elle. She has actively participated in the OMEA judging circuit for the past 20 years. She is also a veteran color guard member of the Canton, Ohio Bluecoats Drum and Bugle Corp where she marched from 1987 to 1990.

Ken Peck retired Westerville South Director of Bands for thirty years. He has taught a total of thirty four years and has judged extensively throughout the United States. Ken has been an O.M.E.A. judge for 30 years.

Doug Perry, a graduate of BGSU, has been a middle school band director at Licking Heights since 2004 and was recently appointed as the color guard instructor. Prior to Licking Heights, Doug was the Hilliard Darby Guard Instructor actively participating in OMEA, OIPA and WGI. In 2013 and 2014 he was a member of the OIPA Board of Directors.

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David T. Phillips is originally from St. Albans, West Virginia.

He has earned Bachelor of Arts and Masters in Applied Music Performance degrees from Marshall University. Mr. Phillips taught thirty years in Ohio public schools from which he retired in 2002 and became an OMEA adjudicator in 1981.

Bart Pickenpaugh has been teaching since 2004, he presently serves as Director of Bands at Groveport Madison High School. He previously taught in Victorville, CA; TriVillage Local Schools in New Madison, OH; and Lancaster City Schools in Lancaster OH. He received his BME from Ohio University and MME from Capital University.

Craig Porter has been the Director of Bands at Big Walnut High School since 2002. He was previously the Asst. Director of Bands at Big Walnut High School from 1993-2002. He received his Bachelor’s of Music Education degree from Bowling Green State University and a Masters Degree from Arizona State University.

Linda Rainey has judged color guard for OMEA for many years. A graduate of The Ohio State University and member of The Ohio State University Alumni Band, she is a past director of several central Ohio color guards. She is the principal at Liberty Union Elementary School in Baltimore, Ohio.

Jeff Roquemore – Retired from public school teaching in 2004 after 30 years of service, most recently at Zanesville High School. Jeff holds a bachelor’s degree in music education, and master’s degrees in both music education and public school administration. He currently directs the Zanesville Memorial Concert Band, teaches privately in the Zanesville area, and enjoys retirement in Dresden with his wife, Jennifer.

Matthew Schott is the Director of Bands at Wilson Middle School in Newark and has taught since 1998. He has previously taught at Reynoldsburg, River View and Bishop Watterson, teaching high school and middle school band and serving as the visual caption head of the marching bands at those districts.

John Selhorst recently retired from South-Western City Schools after 35 years. He is currently an OMEA adjudicator for both marching band and Solo & Ensemble. He is a graduate of Miami University and Wright State University, with additional post-graduate work completed at The Ohio State University.

Ted Shuttleworth, a graduate of Morehead State University and Miami University, has been adjudicating for OMEA for over 30 years in both concert and marching band. He spent his teaching career as an instrumental music director

and principal for the Fort Recovery Local Schools in Fort Recovery, Ohio. Ted resides with his wife in Greenville, Ohio.

Greg Snyder (OMEA Marching Band Music Caption Head) has been director of bands in the Lakota Local Schools since 1988 and is currently at Lakota West High School. He received his Bachelor of Music Degree from Bowling Green State University and his Masters Degree in Music Education from VanderCook College of Music. Greg is a member of the American Bandmasters Association.

Brian Stevens is the Director of Bands at Dublin Jerome High School. His bands have posted consistent Superior ratings at OMEA Adjudicated Events for more than twenty years. Mr. Stevens is Music Director of the Internationallyacclaimed Brass Band of Columbus and has served on the OMEA Adjudicated Events Committee since 2003.

Dave Stinson (OMEA Marching Band Auxiliary Caption Head) is currently the Color Guard Designer for Nordonia, North Royalton, and Revere High Schools. Dave is currently the Director of Artistry IN BLUE Winter Guard Bill Thomas, retired, was the director of bands at Lakota East High School from its opening in 1997 until 2012. Prior to Lakota he was the band director in the Minster Local Schools. He is a member of OMEA, Phi Beta MU, ASBDA and has had the honor to serve as various chairs on the OMEA Adjudicated Events Committee.

Max W. Treier received his BS degree in Music Education from The Ohio State University. He retired from music education after teaching 35 years, serving 29 years as Director of Bands at Cambridge HS. Max is an active member of OMEA, and has been an OMEA adjudicator since 1973.

He is the recipient of OMEA Outstanding Music Educator award and the Distinguished Service award.

Casey Wagner is currently the Associate Director of Bands and Percussion Director at Logan Elm High School. During his time at Logan Elm, the percussion section has been rated superior numerous times each season at the local and state level. Mr. Wagner lives in Circleville with his wife Becky, and daughter Alyvia.

Douglas Wagner is a retired educator after 30+ years of teaching. He is currently a long term substitute educator in 2 Ohio School Districts. Mr. Wagner also arranges music for many different mediums and his clients reach all across the United States. In his spare time he is a “gym rat” and plays in a classic rock band.

William L. Wittman, received his Bachelor of Music from Ohio University and an MME from Wright State University.

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Mr. Wittman has been an active OMEA marching and concert band adjudicator, guest conductor and clinician in central Ohio. He is a past State Finals Chair, Marching Band Affairs Chair and Band Affairs Chair for OMEA. Bill’s professional affiliations include: MENC; OMEA; BASA; Phi Beta Mu, OACTS and ACTE. Mr. Wittman is also a recipient of the Outstanding Music Alumni Award from Wright State University.

Chris Wyscarver is in his 11th year as Director of Bands at Chesapeake Local Schools. He as also served as assistant band director at Ironton HS, and middle school band director at London HS. He and his wife, Kristen, live in Flatwoods, KY with their four year old son Bryson and two year old daughter Annie.

Tom Young has taught at Hiland High School, AmandaClearcreek High School, and recently retired from Watkins Memorial High School. He received degrees from Bowling Green State University and VanderCook College of Music.

He has been an active OMEA Marching Band Adjudicator since 1986. He is an active as a trumpet performer in several Central Ohio bands, and is active as a soccer referee.

Matt Zuehlke has been band director since 1999 and a visual adjudicator since 2010. He has taught at Madison-Plains, Bishop Watterson and Dublin City Schools. Currently, he is the band director at Karrer Middle School in Dublin. He lives in Dublin with his wife Jenny and their three children.

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2013-2014 Ohio Music Education Association

CORPORATE / INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERSHIP The Ohio Music Education Association offers a partnership program to businesses, corporations, and colleges/universities. These organizations have made a special effort to support the activities of the music education profession in the State of Ohio. The quality of music education is highly valued by these caring sponsors. Your patronage of these educational advocates is strongly encouraged. (List updated as of 10/1/2014)

L E V E L l l l - P R E S I D E N T ’S C LU B Bluffton University

Bob Rogers Travel

1 University Drive Bluffton, OH 45817 unraul@bluffton.edu www.bluffton.edu

3440 Lacrosse Lane Naperville, IL 60564 info@bobrogerstravel.com www.bobrogerstravel.com

Noteworthy Tours, Inc.

The Ohio State University School of Music

P.O. Box 1665 Sandusky, OH 44871 travel@noteworthytours.com www.noteworthytours.com

Rettig Music, Inc.

110 Weigel Road 1866 College Road Columbus, OH 43210 morris.1006@osu.edu http://music.osu.edu

Royalton Music Center

510 Clinton St. Defiance, OH 43512 cindy@rettigmusic.com www.rettigmusic.com

10167 Royalton Rd. Unit A North Royalton, OH 44133 m.malko@royaltonmusic.com www.royaltonmusic.com

Wright State University School of Music

Yamaha Corporation of America

3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy. Dayton, OH 45435 victoria.chadbourne@wright.edu www.wright.edu/music

6600 Orangethorpe Avenue Buena Park, CA 90620 apradia@yamaha.com www.yamaha.com

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Bowling Green State University College of Musical Arts

Moore Musical Arts Center Bowling Green, OH 43403-0292 ajvanw@bgsu.edu www.bgsu.edu/music

QuaverMusic.com

1706 Grand Avenue Nashville, TN 37212 info@QuaverMusic.com www.quavermusic.com/preview

Summit Tour & Travel, Inc. P.O. Box 682240 Orlando, FL 32868-2240 info@summittourtravel.com www.summittourtravel.com

L E V E L l l - O M E A PAT R O N Baldwin Wallace University

Capital University Conservatory of Music

Cleveland State University

The College of Wooster Scheide Music Center

Kent State University

Music Travel Consultants

Muskingum University

Ohio Northern University

275 Eastland Road Berea, OH 44017 lciszczo@bw.edu www.bw.edu/conservatory

Wooster, OH 44691 nditmer@wooster.edu www.wooster.edu/music

163 Stormont Street New Concord, OH 43762 duttill@muskingum.edu www.muskingum.edu/dept/music

Soundwaves Recording 4708 Surfside Drive Huron, OH 44839 dan@soundwaves.org www.soundwaves.org

One College & Main Columbus, OH 43209 lroseber@capital.edu www.capital.edu/music

P.O. Box 5190 Kent, OH 44242 dabrown@kent.edu www.kent.edu/music

525 South Main Street Ada, OH 45810 p-warner@onu.edu www.onu.edu/music

The University of Akron School of Music Guzzetta Hall 260 Akron, OH 44325-1002 concerts@uakron.edu www.uakron.edu/music

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2121 Euclid Avenue MU332 Cleveland, OH 44115 m.c.bill@csuohio.edu www.csuohio.edu/class/music

7920 Georgetown Road Suite 700 Indianapolis, IN 46268 rjcampbell@music-travel.com www.music-travel.com

Otterbein University

1 South Grove Street Westerville, OH 43081 ddavenport@otterbein.edu www.otterbein.edu

University of Dayton 300 College Park Dayton, OH 45469-0290 musadms@udayton.edu go.udayton.edu/music

LEVEL l - OMEA SPONSOR Case Western Reserve University

Educational Tours, Inc.

Heidelberg University

J.W. Pepper

10900 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, OH 44106 laura.stauffer@case.edu http://music.case.edu

P.O. Box 257 Holt, MI 48842 eti@tours-eti.com www.tours-eti.com

EPN Travel Services

1784 West Schulykill Road Douglassville, PA 19518 tourinfo@edprog.com www.epntravel.com

Malone University

310 East Market Street Tiffin, OH 44883-2462 jowen@heidelberg.edu ppage@heidelberg.edu www.heidelberg.edu

5282 E. 65th St. Suite B Indianapolis, IN 46220 indianapolis@jwpepper.com www.jwpepper.com

2600 Cleveland Ave. NW Canton, OH 44709 mhaines@malone.edu www.malone.edu/music

Marietta College

Miami University Music Dept.

Musical Resources

215 5th Street Marietta, OH 45750 music@marietta.edu www.music.marietta.edu

Ohio University School of Music

440 R. Glidden Hall Athens, OH 45701 hayesc1@ohio.edu kasler@ohio.edu www.finearts.ohio.edu/music

501 S. Patterson Ave, 109 Presser Hall Oxford, OH 45056 ledforcj@miamioh.edu www.miamioh.edu/sca/ academics/departments/music

University of Mount Union

1972 Clark Avenue Alliance, OH 44601 music@mountunion.edu www.mountunion.edu/ music-major

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2020 N. Holland Sylvania Road Toledo, OH 43615 info@musical-resources.com www.musical-resources.com

Youngstown State University Dana School of Music One University Plaza Youngstown, OH 44555 mrcrist@ysu.edu www.ysu.edu/dana

RESULTS OF OMEA STATE MARCHING BAND FINALS 1992 - 2013 Adena 2013 C - II 2000 C - II 1999 C - II Amelia 2001 AA - II 1999 AA - I 1996 AA - II 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1991 A - I Amherst-Steele 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - II 2003 AA - II 2002 AA - II 1992 A - II Anderson 2013 A - II 2012 A - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - II 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - II 2006 AA - II 2005 AA - II 2004 AA - II 2003 AA - II 2002 AA - II 2000 AA - II 1999 AA - II 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - II 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - II 1993 AA - II Arcadia 2013 C - II 2012 C - II 2011 C - I 2010 C - I 2009 C - II 2007 B - II 2006 C - II 2005 C - II 2004 C - II 2003 C - II 2001 C - II 2000 C - II

1999 C - II 1992 AA - I Arcanum 2010 C - II 2008 C - II 2005 C - II 2004 C - I 2002 C - II 2001 C - II 2000 C - II 1999 C - I 1997 C - I 1996 C - II 1995 C - I 1993 C - II 1991 C - II Ashland 2011 A - II 1992 C - II Athens 2012 A - II 2009 A - II 2008 A - II 2007 A - I 2006 A - I 2005 A - I 2004 A - I 2003 A - I 2002 A - II 2001 A - I 2000 A - II 1999 A - I 1998 A - I 1997 A - II 1996 A - II 1995 A - I 1994 A - II 1993 A - II 1991 A - I Avon 2013 A - II 2012 A - II 2007 A - I 2006 A - I 2005 A - I 2004 A - II 2003 A - I 2002 A - II 2001 A - I 2000 B - I 1999 B - II 1998 B - II 1997 B - I 1992 A - II Avon Lake 2010 A - II 2008 AA - II 2007 AA - II 2005 AA - II

Beaver Local 2008 A - II 2007 A - II 2006 A - II 2005 A - II Beavercreek 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1991 AA - I Bellbrook 1993 A - II 1992 AA - I 1991 B - I Bellefontaine 2013 A - II 2012 A - I 2011 A - II 2010 A - II 2009 A - II 2007 A - II 2006 A - II 2005 A - II 2004 A - II 2003 A - I 2001 A - II 2000 A - II 1999 A - I 1996 A - II 1995 A - II 1994 A - II 1992 A - II Belpre 2000 B - II 1998 B - I 1997 B - I 1996 B - II 1995 B - II 1994 B - II 1993 B - II

Berne Union 2013 A - I 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 A - I 2009 A - I 2008 A - I 2007 A - I 2006 A - I 2005 A - I 2004 A - I 2003 A - II 2002 A - II 2001 A - I 2000 A - I 1999 B - I 1998 B - I 1997 B - I 1996 B - II 1995 B - I 1994 B - II 1993 B - I 1991 A - I Bethel 2013 C - II 2012 C - II 2011 C - I 2010 C - II 2008 C - I 2007 C - I 2004 C - II 2003 C - II 1997 C - I 1995 C - II 1994 C - I 1993 C - II 1992 B - I Big Walnut 2012 A - II 2011 A - II 1992 C - I Bishop Watterson 2013 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 A - I 2009 A - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 A - I 2005 A - I 2004 A - I 2003 A - I 2002 A - II 2001 A - I 2000 A - II 1999 A - II 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - II 1996 A - I 1995 A - I

1994 A - I 1993 A - II 1991 A - I Blanchester 1998 B - II 1996 B - I 1995 B - I 1994 B - II 1993 B - II 1992 A - I Bloom Carroll 2013 B - I 2012 B - II 2010 B - II 2009 B - II 2008 B - II 2007 B - II 2006 B - II 2005 B - II 2004 B - I 2003 B - II 2001 B - II 2000 B - I 1999 B - I 1997 B - II 1995 B - II 1993 B - II Bradford 2006 C - I 2005 C - I Brookville 2009 B - I 2008 B - I 2007 B - II 2006 B - II 2005 B - I 2003 B - II 2001 A - I 2000 B - I 1999 B - II 1997 B - II 1995 B - II 1994 B - I 1993 B - I 1991 B - II Brunswick 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - I

79

2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991

AA - II AA - II AA - II AA - II AA - II AA - II AA - I AA - I B - II AA - I

Buckeye 2012 B - II 2011 B - II 2010 B - II 2009 B - II 2008 B - II 1999 C - I 1998 A - I 1997 A - II 1996 A - II 1995 B - II 1994 B - II 1993 B - I 1992 AA - II Buckeye Trail 1997 C - II 1995 B - II 1994 B - II 1993 B - I 1992 B - I Cadiz 1998 C - II 1997 C - II 1996 C - II 1995 C - II 1994 C - II 1992 B - I Cambridge 2013 B - II 2012 B - II 2006 A - II 2005 A - II 2004 A - II 2003 A - II 2002 A - II 2001 A - II 2000 A - I 1999 A - I 1998 A - II 1997 A - II 1996 A - I 1995 A - I 1994 A - I 1993 A - I 1991 A - I Canal Winchester 2013 A - II 2012 A - II

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992

A-I A - II A - II A-I A - II A - II A - II A - II B - II B - II B - II B - II B - II B-I B - II C - II C-I C-I A-I

Carlisle 2003 B - I 2002 B - II 2000 B - II 1998 B - II 1997 B - I 1996 C - I Carroll 1993 A - I Celina 2005 A - II 2003 A - I 2000 AA - II 1999 AA - II 1998 AA - II 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - II 1991 A - I Central Crossing 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - II 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 A - I 1992 A - I Chesapeake 2013 B - II 2012 C - I 2011 C - II 2010 C - II 2009 C - II

2008 2007 1998 1996 1995 1994 1993

C-I C - II B - II B - II B - II B - II B-I

Chillicothe 2006 A - II 2004 A - II 2000 A - I 1999 A - II 1998 A - I 1997 A - I 1996 A - II 1995 A - I 1994 A - I 1993 A - I 1991 A - I Chippewa 2009 B - II 2008 B - II 2007 B - II 2006 B - I 2005 B - II 2004 B - II 2003 B - I 2002 B - II 2000 B - II 1992 A - II Circleville 2013 B - II 2012 B - II 2011 B - II 2010 B - II 2002 B - II Claymont 2005 B - III 2004 B - II 2003 B - II 2002 B - II 2000 A - II 1999 A - II 1998 A - II 1997 B - II 1996 B - II 1995 B - II 1994 B - II 1993 B - I 1991 B - II Clinton Massie 1996 B - II 1995 B - II 1993 B - I 1992 B - I Cloverleaf 2013 A - I 2012 A - II

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1991

A - II A - II A - II A - II A - II A - II A - II A - II A - II A - II A - II A - II A - II A - II A - II A-I A-I A-I A-I A-I

Copley 2013 A - I 2012 A - II 2011 A - I 2010 A - II 2009 A - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - II 2005 AA - II 2004 A - II 2003 A - II 2002 A - I 2001 A - II 2000 A - II 1999 A - II 1998 A - II 1997 A - II 1996 A - II 1992 C - II

Coldwater 1993 B - I 1992 A - I

Cory-Rawson 2012 C - II 2010 C - II

Colerain 2012 AA - II 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - II 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - II 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1992 B - II

Coshocton 2011 B - II 2010 B - II 2008 B - II 2000 B - II 1999 B - II 1998 B - II 1997 B - II 1996 B - II 1995 B - II 1994 B - II 1993 B - II 1991 B - II

Columbus Grove 2013 C - I 2012 C - I 2011 C - I 2010 C - II 2009 C - I 2008 C - II 2007 C - I 2006 C - I 2005 C - II 2004 C - II 2002 C - I 2000 C - II 1999 C - II 1998 B - II 1997 C - II 1996 C - I 1995 C - II 1994 C - II 1993 C - II 1992 AA - I 1991 C - II Continental 1999 C - II 1998 C - II 1997 C - II 1996 C - II 1995 C - II 1994 C - II 1993 C - II 1992 C - II 1991 C - I

Covington 2009 C - I 2008 C - II 2007 C - II 2006 C - II 2005 C - I 2004 C - I 2003 C - I 2002 C - II 2001 C - II 1997 C - II 1994 B - II 1992 B - II 1991 C - II Crestview 2001 B - I 2000 C - II Crestwood 2013 A - I 2012 A - I 2011 A - II 2010 A - II 2009 A - I 2008 A - I 2007 A - I 2006 A - II 2005 A - II 2004 A - II 2003 A - II 2002 A - II 2001 A - II 2000 A - II 1998 A - II

1996 1995 1994 1993 1991

A-I A - II A - II A-I A - II

Dawson-Bryant 2013 C - II 2012 B - II 2011 C - II 2010 C - II 2009 C - II 2008 C - II 2007 C - II 2006 C - II 2005 C - II 2004 C - II 2003 C - II 2002 C - II 2001 C - II 2000 C - II 1997 B - II 1995 B - II 1994 B - II 1992 A - II 1991 B - II Deer Park 2013 B - II 2012 B - I 2011 B - II 2010 B - I 2009 B - I 2008 B - II 2007 B - I 2006 B - II 2005 B - II 2004 B - II 2003 B - II 2002 B - I 2001 B - II 2000 B - I 1999 B - II 1998 B - I 1997 B - II 1996 B - II 1995 B - II 1994 B - I 1993 C - II 1992 B - II Delaware Hayes 2008 AA - II 2007 AA - II 2006 AA - II 2005 AA - II 2001 A - II 2000 A - II 1996 A - II 1995 A - II 1994 A - II 1993 A - II Delphos Jefferson 1999 C - II 1996 C - II 1995 C - II 1993 C - II 1991 C - II Dublin Coffman 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991

AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I C - II AA - I

Dublin Jerome 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 A - I 2009 A - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 A - I 2004 A - I 1992 AA - I Dublin Scioto 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 A - I 2009 A - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - II 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1995 A - I East 2007 C - II 2006 C - II Eastern 1999 C - II 1998 C - II 1997 C - II 1996 C - I 1995 C - II 1991 C - I Eastern Brown 1992 C - I Edgewood 1992 C - I 1991 A - II

Elder 2004 A - II Fairbanks 2009 C - II Fairborn 1991 AA - I Fairfield 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - II 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - II 2001 AA - II 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - II 1991 AA - I Fairfield Union 2009 B - II 2008 B - II 2007 B - II 2006 B - II 2005 B - II 2004 B - II 2003 B - II 2002 B - II 2001 B - II 2000 B - I 1999 B - II 1998 B - II 1997 B - II 1996 B - II 1995 B - II 1994 B - II 1993 B - I 1992 AA - I 1991 B - II Fairmont 2011 AA - I 1992 B - II Federal-Hocking 2003 C - II 1996 B - I 1994 C - II 1993 C - II 1991 C - I Field 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997

80

A - II A - II A - II A - II A-I A-I A-I A - II

1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991

A-I A-I A-I A-I C-I A-I

Findlay 2013 AA - II 2011 AA - II 2010 AA - II 2009 AA - II 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - II 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - II 2000 AA - III 1999 AA - II 1992 A - I Finneytown 2013 B - II 2012 B - II 2011 B - I 2010 B - I 2009 B - I 2008 B - I 2007 B - I 2005 B - II 2004 B - I Firestone 2013 A - I 2003 AA - II 2002 AA - II 2001 AA - II 2000 AA - II 1999 AA - II 1998 AA - II 1997 AA - II 1993 AA - II Fort Frye 2005 C - II 2004 C - II 2003 C - II 2001 C - II 2000 C - I 1999 C - I 1998 C - II 1997 C - II 1996 C - I 1995 C - I 1994 C - II 1993 C - I 1991 C - I Fort Recovery 2012 C - I 2011 C - I 2010 C - II 2009 C - II 2007 C - I 2006 C - II 2003 B - II 1998 A - II 1997 A - I 1996 A - I 1995 B - I 1994 B - I 1993 B - I 1992 C - I

1991 C - I Franklin Heights 2013 A - I 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 A - I 2008 AA - I 2007 A - I 2006 A - I 2005 A - I 2004 A - I 2003 A - I 2002 A - II 2001 A - II 2000 A - I 1999 A - I 1998 A - II 1997 A - II 1996 A - I 1995 A - I 1994 A - I 1993 A - I 1992 B - I 1991 A - I Fredericktown 2012 B - II 2011 B - I 2010 B - II 2009 B - I 2007 C - II 2006 C - II 2003 C - II 2002 C - II 2000 B - II 1999 B - II 1998 B - II 1997 B - I 1996 C - I 1995 C - I 1994 C - II 1993 C - II 1992 A - II 1991 C - II Gallia Academy 2013 B - II 2011 B - II 2010 B - II 2009 B - II 2005 B - II 2004 B - II 2001 A - II 2000 A - II 1999 A - II 1998 A - II 1997 A - I 1996 A - II 1995 B - I 1994 B - I 1993 B - I 1992 C - II 1991 B - I Glen Este 1992 B - I 1991 A - II Goshen 1993 B - I 1992 AA - II

Granville 1999 B - II Green 2012 C - II 2011 C - II 2010 B - I 2009 C - I 2008 C - II 2007 C - II 2006 C - I 2005 C - I 2004 C - I 2003 C - I 2002 C - I 2001 C - I 2000 C - II 1995 C - II 1994 C - II 1993 C - II 1991 C - II Green Local 2006 C - I 2004 C - I 1992 C - II 1991 A - II Greenview 1997 B - II 1996 B - I 1995 B - II 1994 B - II 1993 B - I Greenville 1991 A - I Grove City 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1991 AA - I Groveport Madison 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - II 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I

2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991

AA - II AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - II AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I

Hamilton 2013 AA - II 2007 AA - II 2006 AA - II 1998 AA - II 1995 AA - II 1994 AA - II 1993 AA - II 1992 AA - I Hamilton Local 2005 B - II 2004 B - I 2003 B - I 2002 B - I 2001 A - II 2000 B - I 1999 B - I 1998 B - I 1997 B - I 1996 B - I 1995 B - I 1994 B - I 1993 B - I 1992 AA - II 1991 B - I Highland 1999 B - II 1998 B - II 1995 B - II 1994 B - II 1993 B - II 1992 B - I 1991 B - I Hilliard Bradley 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 1992 B - II Hilliard Darby 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - II 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 A - I 1997 B - I

Hilliard Davidson 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1991 AA - I Holgate 2000 C - II 1998 C - II 1997 C - II 1996 C - II 1995 C - II 1994 C - II 1991 C - II Hoover 2013 AA - II 1992 AA - I Indian Hill 1995 B - II 1993 A - I 1991 A - I Indian Valley 2007 B - II 2003 B - II 2001 B - III 2000 B - II 1998 B - II 1992 A - I Ironton 2003 B - II 2001 B - III 2000 B - II 1997 B - II 1996 B - II 1995 B - II 1994 B - II 1993 B - II 1991 B - II John Glenn 2013 A - II 2012 A - II 2011 A - II 2010 A - II 2009 A - II 2008 A - II 2007 A - II 2006 A - II 2005 A - II 2003 A - II 2002 A - II

2001 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1992

A - II A - II A - II A - II B - II B - II C - II

Kalida 2013 C - II 2012 C - II 2011 C - I 2010 C - I 2009 C - I 2008 C - I 2007 C - I 2006 C - II 2002 B - II 2001 B - II 2000 B - I 1999 B - I 1998 B - I 1997 B - II 1996 B - I 1995 B - I 1994 C - I 1993 C - I 1991 C - I Kent Roosevelt 1994 A - II 1992 C - I Kettering Fairmont 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - II 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - II 1994 AA - II 1993 AA - II 1992 AA - I Kings 2005 AA - I 1992 AA - II 1991 A - I La Salle 2006 A - II 2002 A - II 2001 A - II 1999 A - II 1992 A - I Lakeland 1998 C - II 1996 B - II 1995 B - III

1994 B - II 1993 C - II 1991 C - II Lakewood 2001 A - III 2000 A - II 1999 B - II 1998 B - II 1997 B - II 1996 B - II 1995 B - I 1994 B - I 1993 B - I 1992 C - I Lakota East 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1992 B - II Lakota West 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1991 AA - I Lancaster 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - II 2011 AA - II 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - II 2008 AA - II 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - II 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - II 2003 AA - II 2002 AA - II 2001 AA - I

2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991

AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - II AA - I AA - I

Lebanon 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - II 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1998 A - II 1997 A - II 1996 A - I 1993 A - II 1992 AA - I 1991 A - I Lehman Catholic 2005 B - II 2004 B - II 1999 B - II 1998 B - II 1996 B - II 1995 B - II 1993 B - I 1992 A - I 1991 C - II Lexington 2013 A - I 2012 A - I 2011 A - II 2010 A - I 2009 A - I 2008 A - I 2007 A - I 2006 A - I 2005 A - I 2004 A - I 2003 A - I 2002 A - I 2001 A - I 2000 A - I 1999 A - I 1998 A - I 1997 A - I 1996 A - I 1995 A - I 1994 A - I 1993 A - I 1992 A - I 1991 A - I Liberty Union 2013 A - I 2012 B - I 2011 B - I 2010 B - I 2009 B - I 2008 B - I 2007 B - II 1992 A - I Licking Heights 2013 A - II 2012 A - II 2011 A - I

81

2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1994 1993

B-I B-I B-I B-I B-I B-I B-I B-I B-I B - II B - II C-I C - II C - II C - II C - II

Licking Valley 2013 B - I 2012 B - II 2011 B - II 2005 B - II 2004 B - II 2003 B - II 1992 C - I Lima Central Catholic 1995 C - I 1994 C - I 1993 C - II 1991 C - II Lima Shawnee 2009 A - I 2008 A - I 2007 A - I 2006 A - I 2005 A - I 2004 A - I 2003 A - I 2002 A - I 2001 A - I 2000 A - I 1999 A - I 1998 A - I 1997 A - I 1996 A - I 1995 A - I 1994 A - I 1993 A - I 1992 C - I 1991 A - I Lincolnview 2000 C - II 1993 C - II 1992 A - I Lockland 1999 C - II 1997 C - II 1995 C - III 1994 C - II 1991 C - II Logan Elm 2013 B - I 2012 B - I 2011 B - I 2010 B - I 2009 B - I 2008 B - I 2007 B - I

2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992

B-I B - II B - II B - II B - III B - II B - II B - II B - II B - II B - II B - II B-I C - II

London 2013 B - I 2012 B - II 2011 B - II 2010 B - II 2009 B - I 2004 B - II 2003 B - I 2002 B - II 2001 B - II 2000 A - II 1998 B - II 1997 B - II 1996 B - II 1995 B - II 1993 B - II 1991 B - II Loudenville 2010 B - II 2002 B - II 1992 B - I Louisville 2013 A - I 2012 A - II 2011 A - I 2010 A - I 2009 A - I 2008 A - I 2007 A - II 2006 A - II 2005 A - II 2004 A - I 2003 A - I 2002 A - I 2001 A - I 2000 A - II 1999 A - I 1998 A - I 1997 A - II 1996 A - II 1995 A - I 1994 A - II 1993 A - I 1991 A - I Loveland 2013 AA - II 2012 AA - II 2005 AA - I 1992 A - I Madeira 2013 B - I 2012 B - II 2011 B - I 2010 B - I 2009 B - I

2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993

B-I B - II B-I B - II B - II B - II B - II B-I B-I B-I B-I B - II C-I C-I

Madison 2012 B - II 1992 C - II Madison-Plains 2013 A - I 2012 A - I 2011 C - II 2009 C - II Marietta 2013 A - II 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 A - I 2009 A - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - II 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - II 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - II 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1991 AA - I Marion Harding 2013 A - I 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 A - I 2009 AA - II 2008 AA - II 2007 AA - II 2006 AA - II 2005 AA - II 2004 AA - II 2003 AA - II 2002 AA - II 2001 AA - II 2000 AA - II 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - II 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - II 1995 AA - II 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - II 1992 AA - I 1991 AA - II

Marion Local 2013 C - II 2012 C - I 2011 C - I 2010 B - II 2009 B - II 2008 B - I 2007 B - I 2006 B - I 2005 B - I 2004 A - I 2003 A - I 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1992 AA - I 1991 AA - I Marlington 2010 A - II 2009 A - II 2006 A - II 2005 A - II 2004 A - II 2003 A - II 2002 A - II 2001 A - II 1999 A - I 1997 A - I 1995 AA - II 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1992 AA - I 1991 AA - I Marysville 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - II 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - II 2003 AA - II 2002 AA - II 2001 AA - II 2000 A - I 1999 A - II 1998 A - II 1997 A - II 1992 AA - I Mason 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - II 1998 AA - II 1997 AA - II 1996 AA - I 1995 A - I 1994 A - I 1993 A - I 1991 B - I

Maumee 2013 A - I 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 A - I 2009 A - II 2008 A - I 2007 A - I 2006 A - I 2005 A - I 2004 A - I 2003 A - I 2002 A - I 2001 A - I 2000 A - I 1999 A - I 1998 A - II 1997 A - II 1996 A - I 1995 A - I 1994 A - II 1993 A - I 1992 B - II Maysville 2012 B - II 2011 B - II 2010 B - II 2007 B - III 2006 B - II 2005 B - II 2000 B - II 1992 A - I McNicolas 2008 A - I 2006 B - II 2002 A - I 2001 A - I 2000 A - II 1999 A - II Meadowbrook 2013 B - II 2012 B - I 2011 B - I 2010 B - II 2009 B - I 2008 B - II 2007 B - II 2006 B - I 2005 B - I 2004 B - II 2003 B - II 2002 B - II 2001 B - II 2000 B - II 1999 B - II 1998 B - II 1997 B - II 1996 B - II 1995 B - II 1994 B - I 1993 B - II 1991 B - I Medina 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I

2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1992

AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - II AA - II B-I

Meigs 2013 A - II 2004 A - II 2000 A - II 1999 A - I 1998 A - II 1997 A - II 1996 A - I 1995 A - I 1994 A - I 1993 A - I 1991 A - II Mendon Union 1992 A - II 1991 C - II Mentor 2013 AA - II 2012 AA - I 2010 AA - II 2009 AA - II 2008 AA - II 2006 AA - III 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - II 2001 AA - II 2000 AA - II 1998 AA - II 1996 AA - II 1995 AA - II 1994 AA - II 1993 AA - II 1991 AA - II Miami Trace 2001 A - III 1995 A - II 1994 A - II 1993 A - II 1992 AA - II 1991 A - II Miamisburg 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1992 A - II 1991 AA - II Middletown 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - II 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - II 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - II 2004 AA - II

2003 2002 2001 1992

AA - I AA - I AA - II AA - I

1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1991

Midpark 2007 AA - II 2006 AA - II Milton-Union 2013 A - I 2012 B - II 2009 B - I 2008 B - I 2007 B - I 2006 B - I 2005 B - II 2004 B - II Minford 2013 B - II 2005 B - II 2004 B - II 2003 B - II 2000 B - II Minster 1995 C - I 1994 C - I 1993 C - I 1991 C - I Monroe Central 2000 C - II 1999 C - II 1998 C - II 1996 C - II 1995 C - II 1992 C - I Mt. Gilead 2011 B - II 2010 B - II 2009 B - I 2008 B - II 2007 B - I 2006 B - II 2004 C - II Mt. Healthy 1994 A - II National Trail 1997 B - II 1994 C - III Nelsonville York 2007 C - II 1997 B - II 1995 C - II 1994 C - II New Bremen 2012 C - II 2010 C - II 2007 C - II 2006 C - I 2005 C - I 2004 C - I 2003 C - I 2002 C - I 2001 C - I 2000 C - I 1999 C - I

C - II C - II C-I C-I C-I C-I C-I

1994 1993 1992 1991

A-I A-I AA - I A-I

New Philadelphia 2013 A - I 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2009 A - II 2008 A - II 2007 A - II 2006 A - II 2005 A - II 2003 AA - II 2002 AA - I 2000 A - I 1998 AA - II 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1992 C - I 1991 AA - I

Nordonia 2013 A - I 2012 A - II 2011 A - II 2010 A - II 2009 A - I 2008 AA - II 2007 A - II 2006 A - II 2005 A - II 2004 A - II 2003 A - II 2002 A - II 2001 A - II 2000 A - II 1999 A - II 1998 A - II 1997 A - I 1996 A - II 1995 A - II 1994 A - I 1993 A - II 1992 A - I 1991 A - II

Newark 2013 AA - II 2012 AA - II 2011 AA - II 2010 A - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - II 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1992 AA - I 1991 AA - I

North Royalton 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 A - I 1993 A - I 1992 A - II 1991 A - I

Newton 2013 A - I 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 C - I 2009 C - I 2008 C - II 2007 C - II 2005 B - I 2004 A - II 2003 A - II 2002 A - I 2001 A - I 2000 A - I 1999 A - II 1998 A - II 1997 A - II 1996 A - I 1995 A - I

Northmont 2006 AA - I 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1992 A - I 1991 AA - I

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Northmor 1992 AA - I 1991 C - II Northridge 2013 C - II

Northwest 2013 B - II 2012 B - II 2009 B - II 2008 A - II 2007 A - II 2006 B - II 2005 B - II 2004 B - II 2003 B - II 2002 B - II 2001 B - II 2000 B - II 1999 B - II 1996 B - II 1995 B - III 1994 B - II 1991 B - II Northwestern 2000 B - II 1998 B - II 1996 B - II 1995 B - II Northwood 1998 C - II 1997 C - II 1996 C - II 1995 C - II Norton 2013 A - I 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 A - I 2009 A - I 2008 A - I 2007 A - I 2006 A - II 2005 A - II 2004 A - II 2003 A - II 2002 A - II 2001 A - II 2000 A - II 1999 A - II 1998 A - II 1997 AA - II 1996 AA - II 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - II 1993 AA - II 1991 A - I Norwood 2013 B - I 1992 AA - II Olentangy 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 A - I 2010 A - I 2009 A - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - II 2006 AA - II 2002 AA - II 1997 A - III 1995 A - II

Olentangy Liberty 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - II 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - II 2006 AA - I 2005 A - I 2004 A - I OttawaGlandorf 2013 B - II 2012 B - II 2011 B - I 2010 B - II 2006 B - II 2005 B - II 2004 A - II 2003 A - II Peebles 1997 C - II 1996 C - II Perkins 2013 A - II 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 A - II 2009 A - II 2008 A - I 2007 A - I 2006 A - II 2005 A - I 2004 A - I 2003 A - II 2002 A - I 2001 A - II 2000 A - I 1999 A - I 1998 A - I 1997 A - I 1996 A - I 1995 A - I 1994 A - I 1993 A - I 1991 B - I Perry 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - II 2011 AA - II 1992 A - I Philo 2013 B - II 2004 A - II 2003 B - II 2002 A - I 2001 A - I 2000 A - II 1999 A - II 1998 B - II 1997 A - II 1996 A - I 1995 A - II 1994 B - I 1993 B - I 1992 C - II 1991 B - II

Pickerington Central 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - II 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1992 B - II 1991 AA - I Pickerington North 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - II 1992 AA - I Piqua 1996 AA - II 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - II 1991 AA - II Port Clinton 2003 B - II 2002 B - II 2000 A - II 1999 A - II 1997 A - II 1996 A - II 1992 AA - I Portsmouth 1997 B - II 1996 B - II 1995 B - II 1993 B - II Portsmouth East 2005 C - II 2004 C - I 2002 C - II 2000 C - I 1999 C - I 1998 C - I 1997 C - I 1996 B - II 1995 C - I 1994 C - II

Portsmouth West 2013 B - I 2012 B - II 2011 B - II 2004 B - II 2000 B - II 1998 B - II Ravenna 2011 A - II 2006 A - II 2005 A - II 2003 A - II 2002 A - II Revere 2013 A - II 2012 A - II 2011 A - I 2010 A - II 2009 A - II 2008 A - II 2007 A - II 2006 A - II 2003 A - II 2002 A - II Reynoldsburg 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - II 2010 AA - II 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - II Ridgewood 2013 B - I 2012 B - I 2011 B - I 2010 B - I 2009 B - I 2008 B - I 2007 B - I 2006 B - I 2005 B - I 2004 B - I 2003 B - I 2002 B - I 2001 B - II 2000 B - II 1999 B - II 1998 B - I 1997 B - I 1996 B - I 1995 B - I 1994 B - I 1993 B - I 1992 AA - II

1991 B - I River 1999 C - II 1998 C - II 1997 C - II 1996 C - II 1995 C - II 1992 B - I River View 2013 A - II 2012 A - II 2011 A - II 2007 A - I 2006 A - II 2005 A - II 2004 A - III 2003 A - II 2002 A - II 2001 A - II 2000 A - I 1999 A - I 1998 A - II 1997 A - I 1996 A - I 1995 A - I 1994 A - I 1993 A - I 1991 A - II Rock Hill 2013 B - II 2012 B - II 2011 C - II 2009 B - II 2007 B - II 2006 B - II 2005 B - II 2001 B - II 2000 B - II 1999 B - II 1998 B - II 1997 B - II 1996 B - II 1995 B - II 1994 B - I 1993 A - II 1992 A - I 1991 B - II

1995 1994 1993 1992 1991

A-I A-I A - II A-I B - II

Rutherford Hayes 2013 AA - II 2012 AA - I 2010 AA - II 1992 A - I Sciotoville - East 2003 C - II 2001 C - II 1992 A - III Seneca East 1994 C - II Shawnee 2013 B - II 2012 B - II 2011 B - II 2010 B - I 2009 A - II 2006 A - II 2003 A - II 2000 A - I Shenandoah 2012 C - II 2011 C - II 2003 C - II 2000 C - II 1998 C - II 1994 C - II 1993 C - II 1992 A - I

Roger Bacon 1993 A - II 1992 B - I

South Point 2013 B - I 2012 B - I 2011 B - I 2010 B - I 2009 B - I 2008 B - II 2007 B - II 1999 B - II 1998 B - II 1995 B - II 1994 B - II 1992 C - II

Ross 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996

Springboro 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 A - I 2001 A - I 2000 A - I 1999 A - I 1998 A - I 1997 A - I 1996 A - I 1995 A - I

A - II A - II A - II A-I A - II A - II A-I A - II A-I A-I A - II A - II A-I A - II A-I A-I A-I A-I

1994 A - II 1993 A - I 1991 B - I Springfield Shawnee 2008 A - II 2007 A - II 2006 A - II 2005 A - I 2004 A - II 2003 A - II 2002 A - II 2001 A - II 2000 A - I 1999 B - I 1998 B - I 1997 B - II 1996 B - I 1995 B - II 1994 B - II 1993 B - I 1992 B - I 1991 B - II St. Clairsville 1992 B - II 1991 B - II St. Edward 2013 A - I 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 A - II 2009 A - I 2008 A - II 2007 A - II 2006 A - II 2005 A - I 2002 A - II 2001 A - II 2000 A - I 1999 A - I 1998 A - I 1997 A - II 1996 A - I 1995 A - II St. Henry 1994 C - II St. Xavier 2002 AA - II 2001 AA - II 1999 AA - II 1997 AA - I 1992 C - II Stebbins 2013 A - I 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 A - I 2009 A - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - II 2006 A - I 2005 A - II 2004 A - I 2002 A - II 2001 A - II 2000 A - II

83

Struthers 2005 B - II 2002 B - III 2000 B - II 1998 B - II 1997 B - II 1994 B - II 1993 B - II 1991 B - II Swanton 2013 C - II 2012 C - II 2011 C - II 2010 C - II 2009 C - II 2008 C - II 2007 B - II 2005 B - II 2004 B - II 2003 B - II 2002 B - I 2001 B - II 2000 B - II 1998 B - II 1997 B - I 1996 B - I 1995 A - II 1994 B - II 1993 B - II 1992 B - II 1991 B - I Sycamore 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - II 1995 AA - II 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1992 B - I 1991 AA - I Symmes Valley 1996 C - III 1995 C - II 1994 C - II 1993 C - II 1992 AA - II 1991 C - II Talawanda 2005 A - II 2004 A - II 2003 A - I 2002 AA - II 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - II 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I

1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991

A-I A-I AA - I A-I A-I C - II A-I

Tallmadge 2013 A - II 2012 A - II 2011 A - I 2010 A - I 2009 A - I 2008 A - II 2007 A - II 2006 A - II 2005 A - I 2004 A - II 2000 A - II 1999 A - II 1998 A - II 1997 A - II 1994 A - II 1992 A - I Taylor 2001 B - I 2000 B - II 1999 B - II 1998 B - II 1997 B - II Teays Valley 2013 A - I 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 A - II 2009 A - II 2008 A - I 2007 A - II 2006 A - I 2005 A - II 2004 A - II 2003 A - II 2002 A - II 2001 A - II 2000 A - II 1999 A - I 1998 A - II 1997 A - I 1996 A - I 1995 A - I 1994 A - I 1993 B - I Tecumseh 2012 A - II 1999 A - I 1998 A - I 1997 A - I 1996 A - II 1995 A - I 1994 A - I 1993 A - II 1992 B - I 1991 A - I Thomas Worthington 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I

2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992

AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - II AA - II AA - I AA - I AA - II AA - II AA - II AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I A - II

Tippecanoe 2013 A - II 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 A - I 2009 A - I 2008 A - I 2007 A - I 2005 A - I 2004 A - I 2001 A - II 2000 A - II 1999 A - II 1998 A - I 1997 A - I 1996 A - I 1995 A - II 1994 A - I 1993 A - II 1991 A - I Toronto 2005 B - II 2002 B - I 2000 B - II 1999 B - II 1996 A - I 1991 A - I Tri-Valley 2013 A - II 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 A - I 2009 A - I 2008 A - I 2007 A - II 2006 A - I 2005 A - II 2004 A - II 2003 A - II 2002 A - II 2001 A - II 2000 A - II 1999 A - II 1998 A - II 1997 A - I 1996 A - II 1995 A - II 1994 A - II 1993 A - II 1991 A - I Trimble 2003 C - II

Trotwood Madison 1999 A - II 1996 A - II 1995 A - II 1994 A - I 1993 A - I 1992 A - I Troy 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991

AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - II AA - II AA - II AA - II AA - II AA - II AA - I A-I AA - I

Turpin 2013 A - I 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - II 2005 A - I 2004 A - I 2003 A - I 2002 A - II 2001 A - I 2000 A - I 1999 A - I 1998 A - I 1997 A - I 1996 A - I 1994 AA - II 1993 AA - II 1992 AA - I 1991 AA - II Twin Valley South 2012 C - II 2011 C - II 2009 C - I

2006 2005 2004 2002 2001 1999 1997 1996 1995 1994 1992

C - II C - II C - II C - II C - II C-I C-I C-I C-I C-I AA - II

Valley Forge 2005 AA - II 1992 C - II Van Buren 2009 C - II Versailles 2013 C - II 2012 C - II 2011 C - II 2010 C - I 2004 B - II 2003 B - II 2002 B - II 2001 B - II 2000 B - II 1999 B - II 1998 B - II 1997 B - I 1996 A - I 1995 B - I 1994 B - I 1993 B - I 1991 B - I Vinton County 2005 B - II 1992 B - I Wadsworth 2003 AA - II 2002 AA - II 1991 AA - I Walnut Hills 2013 AA - I 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - I 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2004 AA - I 2003 AA - I 2002 AA - II 2001 AA - II 1999 AA - II

1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1991

AA - I AA - II AA - II AA - II AA - II AA - I

Wapakoneta 1998 AA - II 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - II 1995 A - II 1994 A - I 1993 A - I 1992 AA - I Warren Local 2013 A - II 2010 A - II 2009 A - II 2008 A - II 2007 A - II 2006 A - I 2005 A - I 2004 A - I 2003 A - I 2002 A - II 2001 A - II 2000 A - II 1999 A - II 1998 A - II 1997 A - II 1996 A - II 1995 A - II 1994 A - II 1993 A - II 1992 A - II 1991 A - II Waterford 2012 C - II 2009 C - I 2008 C - I 2007 C - II 2006 C - II 2005 C - II 2004 C - II 2003 C - II 2002 C - I 2001 C - I 2000 C - II 1999 C - I 1998 C - I 1997 C - II 1996 C - I 1995 C - II 1992 A - II Watkins Memorial 2013 A - I 2012 AA - II

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2004 2002 2000 1999 1996 1994 1993

AA - II AA - II AA - I AA - I A - II A - II A - II A - II A - II A - II A - II A - II

Wauseon 2013 B - II 2012 B - II 2011 B - II 2010 B - I 2009 B - II 2008 B - II 2007 B - II 2006 B - II 2005 B - II 2004 B - II 2003 B - I 2002 B - II 2001 B - II 2000 B - II 1999 B - II 1998 B - II 1992 A - II Wellington 2013 C - I 2012 B - II 2011 C - II 2010 C - II 2009 C - I 2008 B - II 2007 B - II 2006 C - II 2005 C - II 2003 C - II 2002 C - I 2000 B - II 1998 B - I 1997 B - II 1996 B - II Wellston 2013 B - II 2012 B - I 2011 B - II 2010 B - II 2009 B - II 2008 B - II 2007 B - II 2006 B - III 2005 B - II 2000 B - II 1999 B - II 1998 B - II

1995 B - II 1994 B - II West Carrollton 2000 AA - II 1999 AA - II 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - II 1996 AA - II 1995 AA - II 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1991 AA - I West Jefferson 2009 C - II 1992 AA - I 1991 C - I West Muskingum 1993 B - II 1992 B - II West Union 1996 B - II 1993 A - III 1991 A - I Western Brown 1993 B - II 1991 B - II Westerville Central 2012 AA - II 2011 AA - II 2010 AA - II 2009 AA - II 2008 AA - II 2007 AA - II 2006 AA - II 2004 A - II Westerville North 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - II 2003 AA - I 2001 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1991 AA - I Westerville South 2013 AA - II 2012 AA - I 2011 AA - I

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2010 2009 2008 2006 2003 2000 1999 1998 1992

AA - I AA - I AA - II AA - II AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I AA - I

Westfall 2011 B - II 2009 B - II 2005 B - II 1999 B - II 1998 B - I 1997 B - II 1996 B - II 1994 B - II 1993 B - II Westland 2013 AA - II 2012 AA - II 2011 AA - II 2010 AA - II 2008 AA - I 2002 AA - I 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - I 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - I 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - I 1995 AA - I 1994 AA - I 1993 AA - I 1991 AA - I Willard 1999 B - II 1998 B - II 1996 B - II 1995 B - II 1993 B - II 1992 AA - I Willoughby South 2013 AA - II 2012 AA - II 2011 AA - I 2010 AA - I 2009 AA - I 2008 AA - II 2007 AA - I 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - II 2004 AA - II 2002 AA - II 2001 AA - II 2000 AA - I

1999 1998 1997 1992

AA - I AA - I AA - I B - II

Wilmington 2013 A - I 2012 A - I 2011 A - I 2010 A - I 2009 A - I 2008 A - II 2006 A - II 2005 A - II 2001 A - II 2000 A - I 1999 A - II 1997 A - II 1996 A - II 1995 A - II 1994 A - II 1993 A - II 1991 A - I Wintersville 1992 A - II 1991 AA - I Wm. Henry Harrison 1996 A - II 1995 A - II 1993 A - II 1991 A - I Woodmore 2013 C - II 2012 C - I 2011 C - II 2010 C - II 2009 C - II 2008 C - I 2006 C - I 2005 C - I 2004 C - II 2003 C - I 2002 C - I 2001 C - II 2000 C - II 1999 B - II 1998 C - I 1997 C - I 1996 C - II 1995 C - II 1994 C - II 1992 A - I 1991 C - II Woodsfield 1991 C - II

Worthington Kilbourne 2013 A - I 2008 AA - II 2006 AA - I 2005 AA - I 2003 A - II 2002 AA - II 2001 AA - I 2000 AA - II 1999 AA - I 1998 AA - II 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - II Xenia 2003 A - II 2000 AA - II 1999 AA - II 1998 AA - II 1995 AA - II Zanesville 2013 A - II 2011 A - II 2009 A - II 2006 A - III 2005 A - II 2004 A - II 2003 A - II 2002 A - II 2001 A - II 2000 AA - II 1999 AA - II 1998 AA - II 1997 AA - I 1996 AA - II 1995 AA - II 1994 AA - II 1993 AA - I 1992 AA - II 1991 AA - II

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OM E A S TATE M A R C H I N G B A N D FI N A L S Sunday, November 2nd Dayton Welcome Stadium

7:15 p.m. – 10:30 p.m.

Music

Greg Snyder

Music

Marc Parulekar

Music

David Handshue

Music

Robert Beck

Percussion

Rick Adams

Percussion

Charles Myers

Visual Effect

Mark Maxwell

Visual Effect

Clarence McCoy

Visual Performance

Jim Bundy

Visual Performance

Bill Wittman

General Effect

Sean Kelbley

General Effect

Ken Holzworth

General Effect

Michael Berning

General Effect

Barry Canan

Auxiliary

Cathy Barnes-Miller

Auxiliary

Sherron Edge

Auxiliary

Lisa Shepard

Auxiliary

Matthew Zuehlke

T&P

Chris Carmean

T&P

Heather Marsh

Warm-Up

Ben Factor

Warm-Up

William Thomas

Music

Max Treier

Music

Brian Monroe

Music

Randall Lamb

Music

Ron Graham

Percussion

David Burroughs

Percussion

Darren LeBeau

Visual Effect

Mike Maynard

Visual Effect

Steve Parks

Visual Performance

John Barr

Visual Performance

David Bare

General Effect

Phillip Louden

General Effect

Eric Doolittle

General Effect

James Chickrell

General Effect

Linda Rainey

Auxiliary

Betsy Carras

Auxiliary

Lou Crognale

Auxiliary

Jennifer Paul

Auxiliary

Craig Porter

T&P

Tom Young

T&P

Casey Wagner

Warm-Up

Chris Wyscarver

Warm-Up

Patricia Meeks

Music

David Phillips

Music

Dan Meeks

Percussion

Kenneth Peck

Visual Effect

Ted Shuttleworth

Visual Performance

Sean Kelbley

General Effect

William Guegold

General Effect

Dave Stinson

Auxiliary

Barry Artis

Auxiliary

Larry Klabunde

T&P

Stephanie Dinsmore

Warm-Up

12:45 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.

George Edge

4:45 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

3:45 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

10:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Saturday, November 1st Hilliard Bradley

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OM E A S TATE M A R C H I N G B A N D FI N A L S Sunday, November 9th Dayton Welcome Stadium

Marty Lydecker

Music

William Thomas

Music

Brian Stevens

Music

Jeffrey Roquemore

Music

Dan Meeks

Percussion

Douglas Wagner

Visual Effect

Steven Box

Visual Performance

James Gault

General Effect

Diane McMaster-Perry

General Effect

Steve DeMarco

Auxiliary

Doug Perry

Auxiliary

Bill Etling Percussion

12:45 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.

6:30 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.

Friday, November 7th Brunswick

Christopher Barbaro

Visual Effect

Robert McNutt

Visual Performance

Cheryl Graham

General Effect

Don Jenkins

General Effect

Dave Stinson

Auxiliary

Steve DeMarco

Auxiliary

Bill Graham

T&P

Richard Alberts

T&P

Chad Lester

Warm-Up

Meg Beavers

Warm-Up

Patricia Meeks

Music

David Martin

Music

Ron Lewis

Percussion

Matthew Schott

Visual Effect

Aaron Draime

Visual Performance

Thomas McLeish

General Effect

David Burchfield

General Effect

Patrick Dunlap

Auxiliary

Diane Box

Auxiliary

William Albright

T&P

Steve Aylward

Warm-Up

William Davis

Music

Brian Stevens

Music

Bruce Gerken

Percussion

Robert Cintron

Visual Effect

David Bode

Visual Performance

Randall Clark

General Effect

Kathy McIntosh

General Effect

Barry Canan

Auxiliary

Barry Artis

Auxiliary

John Selhorst

T&P

Bart Pickenpaugh

Warm-Up

4:30 p.m. – 7:45 p.m.

12:45 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Saturday, November 8th Brunswick

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