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Nor-Cal WGI Finalists!

Post by tenorsaxchick06 » Mon Apr 19, 2004 4:28 pm

Congrats to all the the groups Nor-Cal groups who made finals at WGI world championships this past weekend. Congradulations to the Freelancers (PIW 6th place), James Logan HS (PSW 8th place), RIPE (PIA Bronze Medalist), and Beyer HS (PSA silver medalist). I can't wait to get the DVD!

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Post by MinCook » Mon Apr 19, 2004 8:03 pm

Congrats also to the So Cal WGI Finalist lines:

PSA
1 - (93.10) Loara HS - GOLD
4 - (89.75) Trabuco Hills HS
7 - (84.40) Valencia HS
8 - (84.25) Newbury Park HS
9 - (83.75) Nogales HS
10 - (83.45) Canyon Hills Jr HS

PSO
1st - (91.90) Rancho Cucamonga GOLD
6th - (89.80) Pacifica
7th - (89.65) Rubidoux
10th- (83.85) hawthorne
12th- (81.75) cerritos

PSW
2th- (93.70) Mission Viejo HS SILVER
6th- (89.00) Ayala HS
7th- (88.20) Arcadia HS
0th- (86.70) San Marco HS
11th- (82.80) Thousand Oaks HS

PIW
2th- (93.80) RCC SILVER
8th- (87.70) Black Knights
10th- (82.25) Esperanza

Good Jobs guys!!! :cheers:
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Post by malletphreak » Tue Apr 20, 2004 1:11 am

woot woot!

now is it time for marching season yet :lol:
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Post by cymplaya » Tue Apr 20, 2004 10:26 am

I must say that the so cal groups pretty much OWNED the Nor Cal groups. Good job to all.
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Post by MinCook » Tue Apr 20, 2004 11:21 am

wtran00 wrote:woot woot!

now is it time for marching season yet :lol:
Yes!!! I love marching season!! ...Now summer is here and we can finally put our tenors on STANDS!!! Stands = my back's best friend
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Post by malletphreak » Tue Apr 20, 2004 11:25 am

WhSDrUmBuM wrote:
Yes!!! I love marching season!! ...Now summer is here and we can finally put our tenors on STANDS!!! Stands = my back's best friend

WEAK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol:
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Post by MinCook » Tue Apr 20, 2004 11:38 am

hahah yeah it is... but hey, the stands are only for summer... we never get to use them during any season (marching indoor). Even drum corps use stands during the lot warm-ups :wink:
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Post by Bass2tubagod » Tue Apr 20, 2004 9:31 pm

cymplaya wrote:I must say that the so cal groups pretty much OWNED the Nor Cal groups. Good job to all.
Yeah they did. Congrats to all finalists. The NorCal lines should get recognized for keeping us on the map in WGI though.And I think the amount of SoCal lines speaks for itself. :D
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Post by HelixTuba » Tue Apr 27, 2004 9:59 pm

I must say that the so cal groups pretty much OWNED the Nor Cal groups. Good job to all.
it wasnt a contest between california, it was a world competition. im proud of ALL the cali groups.
p.s. good job james logan! they had a nice set of "racks" lol
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Post by Spyder » Fri Apr 30, 2004 12:08 am

wtran00 wrote:
WhSDrUmBuM wrote:
Yes!!! I love marching season!! ...Now summer is here and we can finally put our tenors on STANDS!!! Stands = my back's best friend

WEAK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol:
my freshman year... all of our upper class men were all the football player build... with mad chops... they made us stand in one place for about two hours with the largest bass drums... (36, 38 inches etc.) my god... now that hurts... but you know... they did it because we feel nothing when we put a drum on now. It honestly helps
no longer dealing with high school ^_^

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Post by curios0811 » Fri Apr 30, 2004 10:10 am

Hey, who said were using stands. I didnt, im sure the director didnt, so i guess that means.............NO STANDS AT ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL


Ya congrats to all the groups in California, i think the World knows their is a lot of talent here in Cali........

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Post by 8-ball » Sat May 01, 2004 6:41 pm

Spyder wrote:they made us stand in one place for about two hours with the largest bass drums... (36, 38 inches etc.)[/color]
You use a 38" bass drum????

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Post by DanielE » Sat May 01, 2004 10:27 pm

Is that a concert bass? I don't think any company makes a marching bass drum that big.....
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Post by 8-ball » Sun May 02, 2004 11:21 am

I would have to agree...I have never heard of a marching bass drum bigger than 36" and even now, people only use 32" as most.

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Post by curios0811 » Sun May 02, 2004 1:12 pm

they dont make them that big, he just doesnt know what hes talking about, unless he made his own drum that is that big, it would look funny seeing someone carry a drum that big.

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