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  1. All of the bands are edited and uploaded to my YouTube channel if you want to watch any of them. 29 total bands including Lamar University since West Hardin DNA'd.
  2. I'm mad that I replied earlier but it did not save my reply. From what I observed, United started their show during the 5-minute entrance period. During those 5-minutes, a band enters the competition field and sets up for their opening set. Even if a band starts to play or do some sort of pre-show, judges are not 'judging' anything during this time. At the 45 second mark, the announcer starts to introduce the band and their program. Once the 5-minute period is done, then you have the 8-minute field performance. A band has to stay a minimum of 5 minutes on the field and no more than the allotted 8 minutes. United was officially on the field for about 2.5 minutes. They started exiting the field with about 5:30 left on the performance clock. Normally, a band would be deducted one rating for going over or not spending enough time on the field. I think Beaumont Central back in 2002 was penalized this way. For it to be a DQ, I am not sure if something else happened. When ratings were announced, all that was said was "No Rating."
  3. PA Memorial - 2 Dayton - 1* Nederland - 1* Beaumont United - DQ Beaumont Westbrook - 1* Port Neches-Groves - 1*
  4. Hardin-Jefferson - 1* Bridge City - 1* Jasper - 2 Lumberton - 1*
  5. West Orange-Stark - 2 Hargrave - 1* Little Cypress-Mauriceville - 1* Hamshire-Fannett - 1*
  6. Woodville - 2 Orangefield - 1* Anahuac - 1* Kountze - 1*
  7. Costs money for sure. Region 4 and 21 are done by the same radio station KGAS.
  8. West Hardin - DNA Corrigan-Camden - 2 Deweyville - 2 Hardin - 2 Kirbyville - 1* Buna - 1* East Chambers - 1*
  9. Greetings everyone! I'm a little late in posting this but it's that time of year again and the return of the annual UIL Region 10 Marching Band Contest! The contest will be held Saturday October 19, 2024 at Port Neches-Groves HS Stadium. The schedule shows 29 bands competing to earn that coveted Division 1 rating and the chance to move on to state competition. Admission is $5 to get in. As of right now, I plan to attend and record all the bands. If y'all want, come say hi to me as I battle the weather elements and try to get the best video/audio recordings of our local high school bands. Once I get back home, I will start to edit the video and audio, then post onto my YouTube. Weather forecast looks to be a pleasant day with highs reaching the low 80s with a bit of a breeze throughout. I still have to apply the sunscreen as it will be mostly sunny. A reminder that ALL classifications will have the opportunity to advance past region to area/state competition. Keep in mind that we have separate open class (contemporary-style) and military class tracks for state marching band contest. Some of my thoughts: - One school missing from last year (2023) includes Warren. - Port Arthur Memorial returns to contest after a 2-year absence (2021). - Lamar University will be performing twice for exhibition as they did last year. - Beaumont United and West Brook High Schools dropped down to 5A after the last UIL realignment, meaning there are no 6A schools. - Currently we have 3-2A, 8-3A, 12-4A, 6-5A bands participating. Best wishes to all participating bands as they finish learning their music/drill and polishing up their shows in the next week.
  10. All the videos of the performing bands are all available now! Below is a link to all 29 high school marching band performances + the Showcase of Southeast Texas Lamar University Marching Band. [Hidden Content]
  11. Buna - 1 Anahuac - 1 Woodville - 2 Kirbyville - 2 Hardin - 1
  12. East Chambers - 2 Kountze - 1 Orangefield - 1 Warren - 2
  13. Good day everyone, I am not sure if this is allowed or not. If not, please take this post down. I have been trying my best to create an archive for our UIL Region 10 high school marching bands. That was the original intent when I created my YouTube channel 16 years ago. I had found many old VHS tapes over the last 10 years that helped to broaden and deepen the channel with all sorts of high school marching bands throughout the state including our home Region 10. Just last month, I discovered another huge cache of old Region 10 marching band contest performances going as far back as 1976. For some people that marched that contest, that was infamously known as the "Mud Bowl" with the awful field conditions. I have posted that full 1976 contest that includes all bands from the middle school/junior highs all the way up to the largest 4A classification of that time period. Currently, I am slowly posting all bands from the 1977 contest. I have digitized the VHS tapes for the 1978, 1979 contests and am currently digitizing the 1980 contest. As I am working through the different years, I find it fascinating to see all these different high schools that no longer exist due to consolidation (Beaumont Hebert, South Park, Forest Park, French, Port Arthur Jefferson, Port Arthur Austin, Port Arthur Lincoln) or no longer have band programs (High Island, Chester). Also, the quality of the middle school/junior high bands that march in the contests look and sound like high school bands. During this time frame, I am seeing lots of schools switch from military style to a military-corps hybrid or going straight into DCI corps-style. This is really evident going from 1979 to 1980. In 1976 all but two high schools (West Hardin and Kountze) were military-style with some of the largest schools having a sort of mili-corps hybrid type show (Port Arthur Jefferson, Forest Park). Please take a look at these historical recordings and I am forever grateful to the band directors that took the initiative to document and save these recordings from years ago. YouTube Channel: [Hidden Content] - rocketfan86
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