Norwich band earns another first
NORWICH – The Norwich marching band brought home another victory this week and beat schools who have challenged them all season.
The Liverpool Warriors field band contest was held Saturday. Eleven bands competed with four very tough opponents in Norwich’s division.
In small school division one, scores were close among the four bands competing.
“The bands included within this division have challenged one another all season and this show proved Dome competition may be highly competitive,” Band Director Don Burke said.
Coming in fourth was Phoenix with 79.20. Third place went to East Syracuse-Minoa with 81.45, second was won by Jordan-Elbridge earning 83.15 and Norwich placed first, earning 84.50.
In small school division three, the lone entry was Potomac, earning 75.20. This band is new to the show and was said by Norwich directors to have put on a very good performance. The large school division three also had only one entry: Auburn earning 77.25. In large school division two, placing third was Baldwinsville with 80.60, in second place was Horseheads and in first was Central Square earning 81.25.
The national bands competing were Cicero-North Syracuse who came in second with 83.80 and Oswego coming in first with 84.65. The host band played in exhibition.
This week’s show will be held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday on the Norwich field under the lights. The Norwich Fall Festival of Bands will include seven bands and is one of the oldest shows in the conference. For more information, call the music office at 334-1600 ext.1163.
The Liverpool Warriors field band contest was held Saturday. Eleven bands competed with four very tough opponents in Norwich’s division.
In small school division one, scores were close among the four bands competing.
“The bands included within this division have challenged one another all season and this show proved Dome competition may be highly competitive,” Band Director Don Burke said.
Coming in fourth was Phoenix with 79.20. Third place went to East Syracuse-Minoa with 81.45, second was won by Jordan-Elbridge earning 83.15 and Norwich placed first, earning 84.50.
In small school division three, the lone entry was Potomac, earning 75.20. This band is new to the show and was said by Norwich directors to have put on a very good performance. The large school division three also had only one entry: Auburn earning 77.25. In large school division two, placing third was Baldwinsville with 80.60, in second place was Horseheads and in first was Central Square earning 81.25.
The national bands competing were Cicero-North Syracuse who came in second with 83.80 and Oswego coming in first with 84.65. The host band played in exhibition.
This week’s show will be held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday on the Norwich field under the lights. The Norwich Fall Festival of Bands will include seven bands and is one of the oldest shows in the conference. For more information, call the music office at 334-1600 ext.1163.
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