Color Guards, Percussion Ensembles Compete at SCGC Championships

Published April 16, 2024

Color guards and percussion ensembles across the district traveled to Bowling Green, Kentucky, to compete in the Southeastern Color Guard Circuit Championships April 5-7.

Franklin High's varsity winter guard placed first in the Scholastic Open Class, and Summit High's winter drumline placed first in the Percussion Scholastic Open Class. Spring Station Middle's drumline placed first in the Middle School Percussion Scholastic A Class.

"We are proud of the growth and accomplishments of our winter guard and percussion groups in their pursuit of excellence," said WCS Fine Arts Director Mark Kinzer. "They represented the district well at this latest competition."

Congratulations to the following Williamson County schools and their performance ensembles:

• Centennial High Winter Guard: Second, Scholastic Regional AA Class
• Centennial High Percussion: Eleventh, Percussion Scholastic A Class
• Franklin High Junior Varsity Winter Guard: Second, Scholastic AA Class
• Franklin High Varsity Winter Guard: First, Scholastic Open Class
• Independence High Winter Guard: Fourth, Scholastic Regional AA Class
• Page High Winter Guard: Eighth, Scholastic Regional A Class
• Ravenwood High Winter Guard: Fifth, Scholastic A Class
• Ravenwood High Winter Percussion: Second, Percussion Scholastic Open Class
• Summit High Junior Varsity Guard: Second, Scholastic Regional AA Class
• Summit High Varsity Guard: Third, Scholastic A Class
• Summit High Winter Drumline: First, Percussion Scholastic Open Class
• Spring Station Middle Cadet Color Guard: Sixth, Cadet Class
• Spring Station Middle Drumline: First, Middle School Percussion Scholastic A Class