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SCSBOA CHamp

Post by Survivor » Sun Dec 05, 2004 8:04 am

WEll I dont know about the other divisions because I only was there for 6A but Chino came out with a win with a 95.7 and etiwanda right behind with a 95.6 so congrats.......
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Post by The Aceman » Sun Dec 05, 2004 8:38 am

I believe Murrieta Valley was 5th in perc. with a score of 92.5
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Post by lordjedediah » Sun Dec 05, 2004 1:16 pm

valencia got a 93
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Post by geefunk1026 » Sun Dec 05, 2004 5:44 pm

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94.70 Fountain Valley
94.00 Nogales
91.80 Carlsbad
89.20 Granada Hills
88.70 North
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Post by tap that drum » Mon Dec 06, 2004 11:34 pm

I think we should just congratulate everyone's percussion section..I'm sure everyone gave their all for championships, especially through the rain.. our drumline only got 15 minutes of warm up due to the weather! but it's all good. =) as long as you pour out your hearts and give it all you've got, it doesnt matter what the scores are. It's what you put into it.
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Post by vore » Tue Dec 07, 2004 9:53 am

"I think we should just congratulate everyone's percussion section..I'm sure everyone gave their all for championships, especially through the rain.. our drumline only got 15 minutes of warm up due to the weather! but it's all good. =) as long as you pour out your hearts and give it all you've got, it doesnt matter what the scores are. It's what you put into it."

This is the type of posting that brings out the good in young people! Knowing Mr. Wooten as I do, I am positive he would be very happy with this student...

So.... Instead of ripping judges, results, placements or even other ensembles, take a lesson from this young musician and post in a thoughtful manner. :D

Thank you and with respect to all,

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Post by Survivor » Tue Dec 07, 2004 5:57 pm

Everyone I think had a great show to them. And what my dirll disiner says (Mr.Dave Wineberg) It does not matter your placement or score, what matters is if you WON the show. And I know for me I WON my show and I can walk away from a 4 year marching band experence with no sad emotins saying I could have done this better becuase I did great......
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