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Celebrating 35 Years!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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PROGRAM

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EVENT INFORMATION

THE JUDGING SYSTEM

35TH ANNIVERSARY TIMELINE

THANK YOUS

2012 WGI REGIONALS

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University of Dayton Arena1801 S. Edwin C. Moses BoulevardDayton, Ohio 45408

Wright State University’s Nutter Center3640 Colonel Glenn HighwayDayton, Ohio 45435

Cintas Center at Xavier University 1624 Herald AvenueCincinnati, Ohio 45207

Dayton Convention Center22 East Fifth StreetDayton, Ohio 45402

EVENT INFORMATION

Please do not enter or exit the seating area during a performance, but feel free to applaud and show your appreciation to these talented young men and women. Your enthusiasm and excitement are very much appreciated.

WGI prohibits videotaping and/or recording of this event in any way. If found in violation, your equipment will be temporarily impounded and you will be subject to dismissal from the arena. This rule is in place to be in accordance with U.S. copyright laws and the request of the performing ensembles.

DVDs and Video Downloads of all performances from this weekend will be on sale on the concourse of UD Arena as well as in the merchandise tent just outside of the concession area.

Text voting for your favorite performances will start during finals events. Listen for announcements during the show!

Please mute your cell phone and other electronic devices, and enjoy the show! Scores can be found on your phone with your mobile web browser at m.wgi.org or download the official WGI App on iPhone or Android devices.

Absolutely no flash photography is permitted. Sales or public display of any photos from today’s event is also prohibited. Jolesch action and group photos can be viewed and purchased by the entrance on the concourse of UD Arena or on jolesch.com/wgi.

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Photos (clockwise from top right): Michael Thompson, Aztec, Carmel HS, Bearcreek HS, Mineola HS – Red


William ChumleyMichael HigbeBrian MurphyJeff NamianGeorge OlivieroScott PizaniTom SlaughterJim SturgeonScott BeckPatty BeggyJohn FisherSam GervaiseLaura HamiltonDouglas

HendersonTim LandessRobert SolomonMike AndersonMarie CzapinskiMickey KellyRich KempPaul LampkinKyle MillerDaniel NiebauerMichael PavlockCody PileskiGrady Robertson

Adam SageSal SalasMichael StoneTed WemhoffDale WhiteCharles BrownJackie CampbellChristine ClaytonWarren RickartJeffrey StewartMichael ThompsonMichael TurnerMark WellsDaniel WilesDan MiddlesworthChris TomsaJeff KrywinskiAhmed AlShabibiJohn Whelchel

CAPTION MANAGERSCurtis CostanzaBeverly BrahanDan CampbellShirley DorritieKristen O’Melia

THE JUDGING SYSTEM

2012 JUDGES

Equipment judges analyze the range and depth of the choreographic efforts of the flags, rifles, sabres or other props being manipulated. Equipment judges will also analyze the training, excellence and achievement of the performers in comparison to multiple responsibilities being asked.

EQUIPMENT

General Effect judges reward the plan of events or effects. Effects can be intellectual, (thought provoking, complex in design, literal to musical interpretation) emotional (adrena-line, broad range of human emotions), or aesthetic (color, shape, artistic). This caption is about the whole package and how it is brought to life through the performers.

GENERAL EFFECT

Movement judges analyze the range and depth of the movement choreography while spinning equipment and while strictly dancing. Special consideration is made regarding the training, excellence, and achievement of the performers, as well as the uniformity from performer to performer.

MOVEMENT

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Ensemble judges analyze the quality of the design, and the depth of the composition of the program as a whole. Special consideration is given to the technical and expressive excellence demonstrated by the performers. A close look is given to each moment in time.

ENSEMBLE ANALYSIS 20 POINTS

WGI Color Guard Judges undergo a rigorous training program includ-ing a home study process, completing a Judges’ Academy, an extensive period of trial judging guards in every class, and participating in a con-tinuing education program that encompasses annual study requirements and clinics.

The judging community is a body of professionals often trained in dance, theatre, and art. Their life work has often been reinforced by their color guard experiences, and they are looking to reward the efforts and achievements of today’s performers. The qualities that WGI judges measure for color guard competition are divided into four areas or captions: General Effect, Ensemble Analysis, Individual Analysis of Equipment and Movement.

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It started out as an idea… something to organize the “indoor competition”… but it turned into something much more…

Until 1978, the national color guard championship occurred in the summer at the DCI Drum and Bugle Corps Championships or at National contests of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Rules varied greatly from region to region. Don Angelica, Linda Chambers, Marie Czapinski, Bryan Johnston, Stanley Knaub, and Shirlee Whitcomb— gathered at the Sheraton Palace Hotel in San Francisco to develop an outline for an organization that would govern the indoor color guard activity from coast to coast, and eventually internationally.

The early years of WGI saw rules frequently changing to offer ensembles more freedom to move and design shows in new ways. Although initially the East was known for their equipment technique, the Mid-West stood out for their drill moves, and the West brought dance to the activity, in just a short amount of time the activity turned into a giant melting pot of creativity. Collaborations and friendships from pioneering designers from across the country pushed the indoor color guard and percussion activities to levels no one had thought possible.

Through three and a half decades the “Sport of the Arts” continues to grow and become a place of comfort for thousands of teachers, performers, artists, musicians, and fans. This once fledgling activity, started in conversations of rules and guidelines, has become a venue for personal growth and achievement for young adults. Winter guard and indoor percussion allow performers to experience the arts in a whole new way while learning the value of hard work and perseverance.

Whether this is your first WGI World Championships, or your thirty-fifth, you’ll find an energy all around Dayton, Ohio this weekend like no other. Passing strangers with a smile and a “Good Luck!” feels like a new best friend. While competition is the name of the game, support among all participants is where the foundation of this extended family lies. This is where we overcome, this is where we cheer, this is where we grow as a performer, as a supporter, and as a community!

Thank you for being a part of WGI’s celebration of 35 years, and best of luck to all our amazing performers!

Photos (top to bottom): Emerald (2001), Guardsmen (1987), Finale (1978), Blessed Sacrament (1982)

WGI logo through the years

THE HISTORY OF WGI May 14 & 15 Original Meetingto form Winter Guard International

WGI Office relocated to Memphis, TN

Syracuse, NY hosted the World Championships

Cavaliers win gold medal

At the April Board of Directors Meeting,

Open and A classifications were created.

First WGI “Olympics” Quasar Wins World

Championships!

Seattle Imperials bring dance to color guard

Consultant from Laban Institute of Movement Studies

in New York attends instructor meeting to answer many questions

on quality of movement vs precision.

Two Classes of Competition

World Championships held in Cape Cod, MA


Guardsmen

Cavaliers

Quasar

Seattle ImperialsPhantom Regiment

Wildcats

THE HISTORY OF WGI University of Dayton Arena becomes

WGI’s Home

Cavaliers win third consecutive World

ChampionshipFirst Gold Medal Tie!

Erté and State Street Review

WGI on PBS

First Scholarship recipient

Mitch Weikert of Houston TX

First Canadian Finalist Canadian Royalaires

World Championships held in Nashville, TN National Colors no longer mandatory

State Street Review & Odyssey tie for gold


Finale

City Slickers

Skylarks State Street Review

Tate HS

Cavaliers and Skylarks

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THE HISTORY OF WGI Union High School’s“Mannequins” stole the show

WGI World Championships held in Buffalo, NY


Miamisburg HSState Street Review

Blessed Sacrament

27th Lancers give huge performance with only nine members

Props and floors came onto the scene

in a big way

Union

Miller’s Blackhawks

27th Lancers

Northview

State Street Review captures fifth consecutive gold medal

Blessed Sacrament’s“If You Could Read My Mind” gets huge crowd support

Blessed Sacrament and San Jose Raiderstie for Gold Medal

Miamisburg High School’s silent feature in “Candle in the Wind” blew audiences away

Choctawhatchee High School’s

“Velveteen Rabbit”

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THE HISTORY OF WGI

WGI World Championships held in Buffalo, NY

Miamisburg HS

Blessed Sacrament and San Jose Raiderstie for Gold Medal

THE HISTORY OF WGI

First Percussion Championship

Clovis West HS Wins


Carroll HS

Clovis HSAlliance of Miami Escapade

Center Grove HS

First Strategic Planfor WGI

First Hall of Fame ceremony: Shirlee Whitcomb, Stanley Knaub, Lynn Lindstrom

Start of Three Class System for Color Guard:

A, Open, and World

San Jose Raiders win 5th consecutive World Championship

Three TieredJudging System

begins

Blue Devilsreceive highest score

to date 99.55

San Jose Raiders

Bishop Kearney HS

Choctawhatchee HS

Time Warner Cableproudly supports

The Sport of the Arts

Winter Guard International

THE HISTORY OF WGI

THE HISTORY OF WGI Age limit removed for Color Guard IW Class

Aimachi becomes First Asian Finalist

Miamisburg HS and James Logan HS tie

for gold medal

First Percussionist in Hall of Fame

Ward Durrett


St. Ann’s

Patriots

Fantasia

Infinity

Franklin Central HS

Phoenix, AZ hosts WGI’s 25th Anniversary World Championships

Bishop Kearney HS wins 5th consecutive gold medal

Ron Nankervis becomes

Executive Director

World Championships held in Milwaukee, WI

Emerald Marquis

Blue Devils

THE FANS VOTED.

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GET YOUR FAVORITE

SHOWS.

Color Guard Volume 1 1982 Cavaliers - West Side Story1983 Skylarks - Space Fantasy1985 Erte Productions - Einstein on the Beach1986 Odyssey - West Side Story1986 Royal Guardsmen - Din Da Da: An African

Ritual1987 Miller’s Blackhawks - Colors1987 Union HS - Mannequins1989 Blessed Sacrament - If You Could Read

My Mind1989 Sonnor - An American in Paris1989 State Street Review - Salsa1991 Alliance of Miami - When a Man Loves a

Woman1991 Emerald Marquis - Keltic Show1991 Miamisburg HS - Candle in the Wind1992 San Jose Raiders - Good Morning,

Vietnam!1993 Escapade - R.E.M.

Color Guard Volume 2 1983 Cavaliers - James Bond1987 Odyssey - Carousel of Fools1988 Union HS - Holocaust1991 Choctawhatchee HS - The Velveteen

Rabbit1991 Sonnor - Bringing on the 90’s1992 Emerald Marquis - Amazing Grace1993 San Jose Raiders - Bolero1994 Alliance of Miami - Hotel California1994 Chimeras - Trouble in the Fields1994 Pomona HS - On the Pulse of Morning1994 Victoriaville Phoenix - Meredith Monk1995 Bishop Kearney HS - Sybil1995 Escapade - Hydrogen Jukebox1995 Miamisburg HS - Appalachian Spring

Color Guard Volume 3 1995 St. Ann’s Open - Santiago1996 Aimachi - Kodo1996 Alliance of Miami - Black Magic Woman1996 Bishop Kearney HS - Jackson Pollock1996 Blue Devils - Summertimez1996 Center Grove HS - New Era Dance1996 Northmont HS - Wall and Remembrance,

A Vietnam Memorial1997 Alliance of Miami - Gypsy Caravan1997 Blue Devils - What the Door Mouse Said...1997 Center Grove HS - Joy1997 Clovis West HS - Riverdance1997 Emerald Marquis - The Chairman Dances1997 Pride of Cincinnati - Alcatraz1997 Solution Performance Ensemble - Fun

Wheelin1997 St. Ann’s World - Queen of the Night

Color Guard Volume 4 1997 Bishop Kearney HS - The Old and New

York1996 Blessed Sacrament - Beauty + Knowledge

= Power1998 Blue Devils - I’d Walk Through the Snow

Barefoot, If You’d Open Up Your Door1995 Carroll HS - Jeremiah Symphony1998 Center Grove HS - Rhapsody Inside Out1996 The Company - Different Trains1999 Emerald Marquis - The Great Divide1992 Escapade - Carry On My Wayward Son?1997 Every-Body - Pure Fantasy1995 Field of View - A Product of Your Own

Environment1999 James Logan HS - They Don’t Horses

Shoot They?1998 Lassiter HS - Polovtsian Dances1997 Northmont HS - Dante’s Inferno1998 Pride of Cincinnati - First Circle1996 St. Ann’s World - Shaker Loops

Color Guard Volume 5 1999 Aimachi - Overture from Candide2000 Center Grove HS - Music of Aaron

Copland 1999 Chimeras - Time to Say Goodbye 1994 Emerald Marquis - Four Sections2001 Fantasia - It Was Twenty Years Ago Today 1995 Forte - God’s Kitchen 2000 Infiniti - Anger, Ignorance and Hope 2001 James Logan HS - Immortal Capture 1998 Miamisburg HS -Firebird 1998 Nolan Catholic - Anne Frank 1998 Northview HS - The Original Instrument 1999 Patriots - Liquid Days 2000 Pope HS - The Finish Line 2001 Pride of Cincinnati - Channel One Suite1997 The Company - The Short Ride

Color Guard Volume 6 2003 Blessed Sacrament - The Music of Earth,

Wind and Fire2002 Crown Guard - What the World Needs

Now2001 Emerald Marquis - Malaguena2002 Fantasia - Images of India2005 Flanagan HS - This is My Moment2001 Franklin Central HS -

Earthquake2005 Freedom HS - I Dream a World2003 James Logan HS - Carmen Lives!2003 Northeast Independent - Everything But

Today2005 Paradigm - Typical Situation2002 Pope HS - Serenade2004 Pride of Cincinnati - Sideshow: Alive on

the Inside2004 Stoneman Douglas HS - My Immortal2004 Trumbull HS - Dream

THE HISTORY OF WGI Offices move to Dayton, OH

San Diego, CA hosts World Championships

WGI On Demand make-your-own DVD

system introduced


Northern LightsBlack Watch

Mayflower

Avon HS

Light Brigade

Arcadia HS

Jumbotrons & Black Curtainintroduced to World Championships “stage”

First Independent World Finals held on Saturday Night

First Finalist from United KingdomMayflower

First Spinfest

held in Orlando, FL

Percussion World Championships

gets its own weekend

University of Dayton

Arena renovation completed

First World Championships DVD set made VHS series is discontinued

THE HISTORY OF WGI

WGI administration invited to visit World Expo

Shanghai

Judges comments go digital on MP3 player

Color Guard’s World Class

experiments with lighting

WGI World Championships held for the 25th time in Dayton, OH

Beatrix becomes first color guard

finalist from the Netherlands


Fantasia

Flanagan HS

Onyx

Santa Clara VanguardJames Logan HS

Mia Michaelsfeatured clinician at Spinfest

James Logan HSwins 10th consecutive World Championship title

WGI Fan Networkbrings regional videos to the masses

Pride of Cincinnati


2012 REGIONALS

Photos (clockwise from top right): UCF – Pegasus, Blue Devils, Santa Clara Vanguard, Granite Bay HS, Flanagan HS, Orlando Visual

FEBRUARY 11, 2012 Independent World Santa Clara Vanguard ............ 84.00Independent Open Blue Devils ............................. 72.60Scholastic Open Clovis West HS ...................... 64.60Scholastic A Diamond Bar HS .................... 72.40

CERES

FEBRUARY 11, 2012Independent World Orlando Visual ...................... 69.40Scholastic World Flanagan HS ......................... 79.50Independent Open USF Winterguard ................... 76.30Scholastic Open Freedom HS .......................... 73.20Independent A Univ of Central Florida Pegasus .. 74.60Scholastic A Nease HS ............................. 82.30

ORLANDO ORLANDO, FLORIDA

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Twenty six WGI regionals including four Elite Championship Events took place across the United States and Europe for the 2012 season.

More than 1,000 color guards competed at these events to push themselves to achieve their best possible performance. Along the way, performers, teachers, and spectators achieved more than the goals set to perfect their show; they experienced an event that would strengthen themselves and their team.

Ten minutes doesn’t sound like a lot of time to perform when one considers all the hours of rehearsing that is put into preparing for it. However, when I walked off the floor there was an incredible rush of accomplishment that I could have never prepared for. In that moment everyone in the gym is experiencing the same journey together. In that moment, there is nothing short of pure magic being made.

~ Victoria Farias, Captain of the Flanagan World Guard


Every year one guard grabs my attention as that “special” moment. This year it is Trumbull hands down. A beautiful tribute to WGI as we celebrate 35 years.

~ Jeremy Denzer

Photos (clockwise from top right): Zionsville HS, Pride of Cincinnati, Lexis, First Flight, West Johnston HS, CVP, Emanon, St. Brendan

2012 REGIONALS

FEBRUARY 18, 2012Independent World First Flight .............................. 74.70Scholastic World West Johnston HS ................... 69.10Scholastic Open Byrnes HS ............................. 72.40Independent A Carolina Visual Productions ..... 78.10Scholastic A South Forsyth HS .................... 77.20

RALEIGH CLAYTON, NORTH CAROLINA

FEBRUARY 11, 2012Independent World Emanon ................................ 75.10Scholastic World Trumbull HS ........................... 74.50Independent Open St. Brendan ........................... 68.60Scholastic Open South Brunswick HS ................ 74.20Independent A Patriots .................................. 76.10Scholastic A Mineola HS ........................... 74.70

TRUMBULL TRUMBULL, CONNECTICUT

FEBRUARY 11, 2012Independent World Pride of Cincinnati .................. 82.80Scholastic World Carmel HS ............................ 78.70Independent Open State of Art ............................ 74.10Scholastic Open Greenfield-Central HS ............. 74.60Independent A Lexis ..................................... 71.10Scholastic A Zionsville Community HS ......... 74.60

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Stepping off of the floor with MBI at Kansas City was unlike any other experience. Being able to look at my teammates and know that they were proud of their performance is one of the best feelings in the world. The feeling of teamwork, love and pride is one of the reasons why performing means so much to me.

~ Maddie Greene

Photos (clockwise from top right): Francis Howell North HS, National Avenue, MBI, Paradigm, Eklipse, Cy-Fair HS, Marcus HS

FEBRUARY 24, 2012Independent World Eklipse .................................. 64.90Independent Open Paradigm .............................. 71.20Scholastic Open Pope HS ................................ 73.30Independent A Southeast Independent ............ 80.70Scholastic A Castle HS .............................. 78.80

NASHVILLE NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

FEBRUARY 18, 2012Independent World Cypress Independent .............. 75.60Scholastic World Friendswood HS ..................... 67.80Independent Open Identity .................................. 77.10Scholastic Open Cy-Fair HS ............................. 70.30Independent A ATX Winterguard ................... 72.50Scholastic A Marcus HS ............................ 83.30

AUSTIN AUSTIN, TEXAS

FEBRUARY 18, 2012Independent Open MBI ...................................... 76.00Scholastic Open Union HS .............................. 69.60Independent A National Avenue .................... 74.00Scholastic A Francis Howell North HS ......... 88.30

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Just seeing all the people in the crowd cheering was unbelievable.

~ Olivia Stilger

Photos (clockwise from top right): Spectrum, South Brunswick HS, Greater Johnston HS, Pope HS, Aria, Kennesaw Mountain, Arcadia HS, Rancho Cucamongo HS

MARCH 3 & 4, 2012Independent World Braddock Independent ............ 84.80Scholastic World West Johnston HS ................... 73.70Independent Open USF Winterguard ................... 80.80Scholastic Open Pope HS ................................ 79.50Independent A Aria Winterguard ................... 80.20Scholastic A Kennesaw Mountain HS .......... 80.50

ATLANTA SHARPSBURG, GEORGIA

FEBRUARY 25, 2012Independent World Fantasia ................................ 82.20Scholastic World Arcadia HS ........................... 78.10Independent Open Intensity................................. 74.50Scholastic Open Rancho Cucamonga HS .......... 80.00Independent A Aztec WG ............................. 68.90Scholastic A Nogales HS ........................... 80.90

RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA

FEBRUARY 25, 2012Independent World Black Watch .......................... 78.80Independent Open Spectrum ............................... 79.90Scholastic Open South Brunswick HS ................ 78.50Independent A Luminosa ............................... 81.10Scholastic A Greater Johnstown HS ............ 78.70

ROCHESTER ROCHESTER, NEW YORK

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2012 REGIONALS

I think regionals are a chance for an audience to fall in love with your show, for performers to get a taste of WGI and for everyone to enjoy the experience, passion, and enjoyment thus far.

~ Amy Lynn Tucker

Photos (clockwise from top right): Andy Dekaney HS, Cypress Independent, Code Black, Ars Nova, Chapin, FeniX, Upland HS, Denham Springs HS

PENSACOLA PENSACOLA, FLORIDA

MARCH 3, 2012Scholastic Open Tate HS ................................. 66.10Independent A Crescent City ......................... 75.60Scholastic A Denham Springs HS ............... 81.40

MARCH 3, 2012Scholastic World Mission Viejo HS .................... 72.10Independent Open FeniX Independent .................. 80.60Scholastic Open Upland HS ............................ 81.60Independent A Chapin Independent ............... 74.30Scholastic A Ramona HS ........................... 81.80

PHOENIX PHOENIX, ARIZONA

MARCH 3, 2012Independent World Cypress Independent .............. 81.60Scholastic World Friendswood HS ..................... 75.10Independent Open Code Black............................ 79.50Scholastic Open Spring HS ............................. 82.90Independent A Ars Nova .............................. 79.80Scholastic A Andy Dekaney HS .................. 84.80

HOUSTON HOUSTON, TEXAS

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2012 REGIONALS

Being our first year out, it was super intimidating stepping into a WGI regional. It was one of our best shows, and it was completely eye opening for many of the members of the group. Performing at a WGI event has been a dream of mine, and I’m sure of many other members, and it was all that we wished it would be.

~ Brian Pastor, Charleston, IL

Photos (clockwise from top right): The Pride of the Netherlands, Beatrix, CMH Menaldum, Salem Blue, Brigadiers, Blessed Sacrament, UVU, Opus 10

MARCH 10, 2012Independent World Opus 10 ............................... 81.40Independent Open The Phoenix ........................... 77.10Scholastic Open Arapahoe HS ........................ 77.20Independent A UVU Envision WG .................. 73.40Scholastic A Bear Creek HS ....................... 83.10

DENVER DENVER, COLORADO

MARCH 10, 2012Independent World Blessed Sacrament ................. 87.60Independent Open Brigadiers Winter Guard ......... 82.20Scholastic Open King Philip Regional HS .......... 75.80Independent A Salem Blue ............................ 84.00Scholastic A Greater Johnstown HS ............ 85.10

SALEM SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS

MARCH 10, 2012Independent World Beatrix .................................. 77.90Independent Open The Pride of the Netherlands .... 82.40Independent A Passie A ................................ 77.90

NETHERLANDS ALMERE, THE NETHERLANDS


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2012 REGIONALS

MARCH 17, 2012Scholastic World Norwin HS ............................ 81.40Independent Open Pittsburgh Performance Project ... 67.50Scholastic Open South Brunswick HS ................ 84.90Independent A Luminosa ............................... 85.70Scholastic A Mount Lebanon HS ................. 84.00

MARCH 17, 2012Independent World Santa Clara Vanguard ............ 90.60Scholastic World James Logan HS ..................... 90.00Independent Open UNITY ................................... 83.10Scholastic Open James Logan HS ..................... 81.60Independent A Riverbank Independent ........... 78.30Scholastic A Lemoore HS ........................... 82.90

PITTSBURGH

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PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

UNION CITY, CALIFORNIA

WGI is more than just an experience. It is a culmination of talent, hard work, dedication, and a love for the activity. No amount of words can sum up this event and the number of amazing people one can meet, and that is what makes it so incredible.

~ Katie Stein, St. Paul Minnesota

MARCH 10 & 11, 2012Independent World Onyx .................................... 90.10Scholastic World Carmel HS ............................ 87.00Independent Open O2 ....................................... 83.90Scholastic Open Greenfield-Central HS ............. 80.90Independent A Phoenix Independent .............. 82.30Scholastic A Lincoln-Way North HS ............ 85.40

CINCINNATI CINCINNATI, OHIO


2012 REGIONALS

Nothing comes close to the magic that I felt when I exited the floor from Richmond finals, only to notice that everyone both in the guard and on staff had tears in their eyes. We all felt so connected to one another and so thankful to have the opportunity to perform.

~ Kamerynn Kohler, Aria Winterguard

Photos (clockwise from top right): Impact, Cape Fear HS, Wakefield HS, Mechanicsburg HS, Black Watch, Blessed Sacrament, Spectrum, Field of View, Patriots

MARCH 25, 2012Independent World Blessed Sacrament ................. 90.60Scholastic World Trumbull HS ........................... 85.90Independent Open Spectrum ............................... 87.50Scholastic Open South Brunswick HS ................ 88.00Independent A Impact Independent ................ 89.70Scholastic A Somerville HS ........................ 89.80

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MARCH 17, 2012Independent World Etude .................................... 78.30Scholastic World West Johnston HS ................... 75.90Scholastic Open Wakefield HS - Maroon .......... 80.60Independent A Impact Independent ................ 82.80Scholastic A Cape Fear HS ........................ 82.20

RICHMOND POWHATAN, VIRGINIA


It was such a mind-blowing experience. So many memorable performances and theatrics that I will forever keep with me.

~ Richard Anthony Flores Jr.

Photos (clockwise from top to bottom): Americas HS, Identity, Spring HS, Cypress Independent, Ars Nova, Black Gold

2012 REGIONALSSOUTHWESTERN COLOR GUARD CHAMPIONSHIP

GARLAND, TEXAS

MARCH 17 & 18, 2012Independent World 1 Cypress Independent .................. 84.45 2 Black Gold ................................ 80.05 3 Ars Nova .................................. 74.45Scholastic World 1 Americas HS .............................. 78.15 2 Oak Ridge HS ............................ 78.05 3 Friendswood HS ......................... 74.85Independent Open 1 Identity ...................................... 85.10 2 Code Black ................................ 81.85 3 The Pride of Missouri State ........... 81.05Scholastic Open 1 Spring HS .................................. 86.50 2 Francis Howell North HS ............. 83.40 3 Claudia Taylor Johnson HS .......... 82.45Independent A 1 Ars Nova .................................. 80.80 2 National Avenue ........................ 79.75 3 Redemption Guard ..................... 78.15Scholastic A 1 Andy Dekaney HS ...................... 88.40 2 Dawson HS................................ 85.35 3 Summit HS ................................. 85.00

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2012 REGIONALS

This guard is just not something I do on the weekend. These people are my family. Guard is my life and I will be on the floor once again to finish this season stronger then ever.

~ Robert Spaita

Photos (clockwise from top to bottom): Lexis, Phoenix, Interplay, O2, Warren Central HS, Westerville HS, Pride of Cincinnati, Carmel HS Q u a l i t y . S u p p o r t . p r o f e S S i o n a l i S m . V a l u e

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MIDWESTERN COLOR GUARD CHAMPIONSHIP

MUNCIE, INDIANA

MARCH 24 & 25, 2012Independent World Onyx ........................................ 93.05 Pride of Cincinnati ...................... 91.30 Zydeco Colorguard .................... 88.05Scholastic World Carmel HS ................................. 90.30 Warren Central HS ..................... 86.25 Lawrence Central HS .................. 86.00Independent Open O2 ........................................... 89.80 Interplay .................................... 85.05 State of Art ................................ 84.00Scholastic Open Lake Central HS ......................... 86.80 Greenfield-Central HS ................. 84.90 Marian Catholic HS .................... 83.55Independent A Phoenix Independent ................... 86.75 Lexis ......................................... 83.55 Purdue University Winter Guard ... 82.90Scholastic A Lincoln-Way North HS ................. 88.35 Westerville Central HS ................ 86.20 Bellbrook HS .............................. 85.80

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2012 REGIONALS

This regional allowed us to not only watch incredible performances, but it also gave us the rewarding opportunity to express our passion with our teammates as we performed our show entitled “It Gets Better”. As identical twins, it has been so amazing being able to not only perform with an extraordinary team but also being able to perform with each other

~ Deena and Shaina Nunes

Photos (clockwise from top to bottom): Cypress Creek HS, Braddock, USF, Paramount, Freedom HS, University of Alabama Alta Marea, UCF Pegasus, Georgia State


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MARCH 24 & 25, 2012Independent World Braddock Independent ................ 89.85 Orlando Visual ........................... 83.95 Paramount ................................. 81.15Scholastic World Flanagan HS .............................. 91.40 Seminole HS .............................. 85.75 West Broward HS ....................... 84.45Independent Open USF Winterguard ....................... 88.40 Univ of Alabama Alta Marea ....... 86.55 Sonnor ...................................... 82.30Scholastic Open Freedom HS ............................... 88.80 Cypress Creek HS ...................... 87.35 Nease HS .................................. 87.10Independent A Univ of Central Florida Pegasus .... 83.65 Georgia State Univ Winterguard ... 80.25 MEDEA ..................................... 78.60Scholastic A Lyman HS .................................. 89.30 Cooper City HS .......................... 88.55 Taravella HS .............................. 88.05

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Photos (from top to bottom): Rhapsody A, Aztec, FeniX, Ayala HS, Santa Clara Vanguard, Rancho Cucamunga HS, West Texas Independent, Solstice

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MARCH 24 & 25, 2012Independent World Santa Clara Vanguard ................ 92.00 Fantasia .................................... 86.90 Imbue ........................................ 86.70Scholastic World Arcadia HS ................................ 84.65 Chino HS .................................. 84.15 Americas HS .............................. 78.55Independent Open FeniX Independent ...................... 86.70 West Texas Independent .............. 81.55 UNITY ....................................... 80.80Scholastic Open Upland HS ................................. 86.30 Ayala HS ................................... 84.95 Rancho Cucamonga HS .............. 84.25Independent A Aztec WG ................................. 78.35 Solstice Winter Guard ................. 77.75 Rhapsody A ............................... 74.00Scholastic A Diamond Bar HS ........................ 85.90 Hart HS ..................................... 84.00 Santa Margarita Catholic HS ....... 81.20

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Round 2

11:35 am Notre Dame College Indoor ColorguardSouth Euclid, OHThere is Always...

11:43 am Villa PirataLancaster, PAGaudi’s Light

11:51 am Nuance WinterguardJames Madison University – Harrisonburg, VAChained Down

11:59 am CollageAkron, OHWindows to the Soul

12:07 pm The District Independent WinterguardRock Hill, SCGreatness

12:15 pm Les EclipsesLongueuil, Quebec, CanadaAndroids

12:23 pm Salem BlueSalem, NHYou Raise Me Up

12:31 pm Redemption GuardHouston, TXThe Field

12:39 pm LexisLexington, KYFor the Boys’

12:47 pm National AvenueSpringfield, MOBring Him Peace, Bring Him Joy

12:55 pm LUNCH BRE AK

Round 1

10:00 am TXiIrving, TXAs Darkness Falls

10:08 am Panache Winter GuardIndependence, MOBroken Voices

10:16 am Reverie Independent Winter GuardMarietta, GAStorm Break

10:24 am SS2Chicago, ILNightmare

10:32 am IdentitySan Marcos, TXIn the Shadow of Your Heart

10:40 am ATX WinterguardAustin, TXBooks: A Magical Journey

10:48 am Independence Winter GuardTinley Park, ILMessengers from Heaven

10:56 am Shenendehowa IAClifton Park, NYTo All Gates

11:04 am ReynoldaWinston Salem, NCBrooklyn Bridge

11:12 am University of Central Florida PegasusOrlando, FLGrown Unknown

11:20 am BRE AK


Round 4

3:00 pm Emanon AHackettstown, NJThe Memory Keeper

3:08 pm PointPoint Pleasant, NJSing

3:16 pm Northpoint IndependentBrook Park, OHFolding Chair

3:24 pm AllegianceDundee, ILThe Mayan Calendar

3:32 pm UVU Envision WGOrem, UTYou Are Loved

3:40 pm Solstice Winter GuardDenver, COOur Corner of the Earth

3:48 pm DelazureNewark, DEThe Letter

3:56 pm Eklipse ANashville, TNDown by the Riverside

4:04 pm Aria WinterguardGreensboro, NCAwakening

4:12 pm Phoenix IndependentSylvania, OHThe Psychodynamic Perspective

4:20 pm DINNER BRE AK

Round 3

1:25 pm Huron Valley AllianceHighland, MIGravity

1:33 pm Farmington United Winter GuardFarmington Hills, MIStand By Me

1:41 pm MSUWichita Falls, TXAwake My Soul

1:49 pm NorthstarsNorth Syracuse, NYTaj

1:57 pm Amor WGTuscaloosa, ALWhat Good Am I?

2:05 pm New AllianceCenterville, OHfossification

2:13 pm Southeast IndependentTri Cities, TNTRUE

2:21 pm Carolina Visual ProductionsGarner, NCI Never Knew

2:29 pm SummitPortland, OR

2:37 pm LuminosaBuffalo, NYHope

2:45 pm BRE AK

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Round 5

4:50 pm SignatureWestminster, COMy Secret Place

4:58 pm Armada WinterguardOregon, WIImaginarium

5:06 pm Rhapsody ASeattle, WAPure Imagination

5:14 pm QQuakertown, PAOh What A Beautiful Morning

5:22 pm Chapin IndependentEl Paso, TXSomeday

5:30 pm Full CircleSeattle, WAAll is Wild, All is Silent

5:38 pm Blessed SacramentCambridge, MAAcceptance in an Ordinary World

5:46 pm The Edge IndependentSuwanee, GAHurt

5:54 pm PatriotsRochester, NYFluidity

6:02 pm MEDEAWest Palm Beach, FLDoubt

6:10 pm BRE AK

Round 6

6:25 pm University of Louisiana – RedLafayette, LADirait-on

6:33 pm Eclipse IndependentSaint Cloud, MNTurning To Stone

6:41 pm Sunburst Arts IndependentSt Petersburg, FLThe Beginning of Always Is Never The End

6:49 pm EvolutionMays Landing, NJBig White Room

6:57 pm Aztec WGSan Diego, CAChannel 1

7:05 pm Art 101Columbus, OHEternal Knot

7:13 pm Ventures Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, CanadaJust Smile

7:21 pm Impact IndependentNorthern, VAMoving On

7:29 pm Ars NovaDallas Fort Worth, TXWhat is done is done...

7:37 pm IA PRELIMS CONCLUDE

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SCHOLASTIC A PRELIMS


Round 2

11:00 am Northwest Guilford HS JVGreensboro, NCGoing Home

11:08 am Southgate Anderson HSSouthgate, MIIf I had a Boat

11:16 am Midlothian HS JVMidlothian, TXOne Cell in the Sea

11:24 am Robertsdale HSRobertsdale, AL

11:32 am Lambert HSSuwanee, GABe Here

11:40 am Walled Lake Central HSWalled Lake, MI

11:48 am East Central HSSt Leon, INTime Line

11:56 am Scottsburg HSScottsburg, INRemembered In Stone

12:04 pm Castle HSNewburgh, INTree of Life

12:12 pm Denham Springs HSDenham Springs, LACandide

12:20 pm Bryan HSBryan, TXFirst Circle

12:28 pm LaSalle HSCincinnati, OHA Fountain Full of Wishes

12:36 pm Greater Johnstown HSJohnstown, NYAll That Matters

12:44 pm BRE AK

Round 4

1:00 pm Leigh HSSan Jose, CABeing Green

1:08 pm Midlothian HSMidlothian, TXOur Hometown

1:16 pm Lebanon HSLebanon, OHAs I Lay Dreaming

1:24 pm Lee-Davis HSMechanicsville, VAYou Are My Lady

1:32 pm Kickapoo HS – EmulationSpringfield, MOEscaping Apprehension

1:40 pm Osseo Senior HSOsseo, MNDon’t Bring Me Down

1:48 pm Byrnes HS – ADuncan, SCMidnight at the Cathedral

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3:59 pm Navarre HSNavarre, FL

4:07 pm Hilliard Darby HS Hilliard, OHDream On

4:15 pm Phoenix HSPhoenix, NYHouse of the Rising Sun

4:23 pm Northwest Guilford HSGreensboro, NCLetting Go

4:31 pm Jenison HSJenison, MIMasquerade

4:39 pm Paul Laurence Dunbar HSLexington, KYA Thousand and One Nights...

4:47 pm Santa Margarita Catholic HSRancho Santa Margarita, CATim Burton

4:55 pm Rancocas Valley Regional HSMount Holly, NJCrazy

5:03 pm Lincoln-Way North HSFrankfort, ILTime Goes By

5:11 pm Robinson HSTampa, FLWith or Without You

5:19 pm BRE AK


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1:56 pm Osceola HSSeminole, FLCity

2:04 pm Mount Lebanon HSPittsburgh, PAMysterium

2:12 pm West Forsyth HSCumming, GASomeone like you

2:20 pm Lake Park HSRoselle, ILAny Other World

2:28 pm Cape Fear HSFayetteville, NCMad World

2:36 pm Taravella HSCoral Springs, FLThis Bitter Earth


Round 6

3:35 pm Forsyth Central HSCumming, GAAll I Know – Roses, Pearls, and Friendships

3:43 pm Beavercreek HSBeavercreek, OH

3:51 pm Hinsdale Central HSHinsdale, NYThe Abstract

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6:47 pm Somerville HSSomerville, NJBroken, Rise, Empowered

6:55 pm Daphne HSDaphne, ALAngularity

7:03 pm Mill Creek HSHoschton, GACrazy

7:11 pm Colerain HSCincinnati, OHStones

7:19 pm SA PRELIMS CONCLUDE

Round 8

5:35 pm West Monroe HSWest Monroe, LABlack Canvas

5:43 pm Carl Sandburg HSOrland Park, ILSomeone Like you

5:51 pm Bellevue East HSBellevue, NEBetween the Lines

5:59 pm Thomas Jefferson HSAlexandria, VASomeone

6:07 pm Carrollton HSCarrollton, GATHREAD TO LIFE

6:15 pm Choctaw Central HSChoctaw, MSI Will Carry You

6:23 pm Plainfield HS Winter GuardPlainfield, ILThis Bitter Earth

6:31 pm Franklin HS WGFranklin, OHFighter

6:39 pm Mineola HS – RedMineola, NYYellow


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Round 2

7:45 pm Flower Mound HSFlower Mound, TX

Let Them Grow

7:54 pm Centerville HSCenterville, OH

An Empty Space

8:03 pm O Fallon Township HSO’Fallon, IL

In the Rain!

8:12 pm Byrnes HSDuncan, SC

The Burning House

8:21 pm Wakefield HS – MaroonRaleigh, NC

Sybil

8:30 pm Franklin Central HSIndianapolis, IN

8:39 pm Claudia Taylor Johnson HSSan Antonio, TX

Ohmmm...

8:48 pm Upland HSUpland, CA

Inception

8:57 pm Cypress Bay HSWeston, FL

Requiem

9:06 pm Francis Howell North HSSt. Charles, MO

Through The Branches

9:15 pm BRE AK

Round 4

9:30 pm Tate HSGonzalez, FL

E Pluribus Unum

9:39 pm Eastern HSMiddletown, KY

How to Build a Puddle

9:48 pm Terre Haute North HSTerre Haute, IN

Tempted

9:57 pm Ramona HSRiverside, CA

10:06 pm Valencia HSPlacentia, CA

Out of the Ashes

10:15 pm Northmont HSClayton, OH

Shattered

10:24 pm Union HSTulsa, OK

A Boy and A Girl

10:33 pm Ayala HSChino Hills, CA

The Snakes of Medusa

10:42 pm Pope HSMarietta, GA

Hear Me Roar

10:51 pm Mechanicsburg HSMechanicsburg, PA

Journey to Salvation

11:00 pm Freedom HSOrlando, FL

That Which We Call A Rose

11:09 pm SO PRELIMS CONCLUDE

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Round 1

9:00 am Marquette HSChesterfield, MOTurning Tables

9:08 am Kings HSKings Mills, OHExtra! Extra!

9:16 am Homer HSHomer, NYCathedrals

9:24 am Ola HS AMcDonough, GAEmpty Ballroom

9:32 am Lancaster HSLancaster, NYDust to Dawn – Darkness to Light

9:40 am John A. Ferguson HSMiami, FL

9:48 am Green Hope HSCary, NCDancing in an Empty Room

9:56 am Desoto Central HSSouthaven, MSPAVO

10:04 am Southaven HSSouthaven, MSThe Circle Game

10:12 am Apopka HSApopka, FLFallin’

10:20 am Gates Chili HSRochester, NYReflections in Wood

10:28 am Bellbrook HSBellbrook, OHWhere the Sidewalk Ends

10:36 am Newtown HSSandy Hook, CTBack on the road

10:44 am Spartanburg HSSpartanburg, SCAwake My Soul

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Round 3

11:10 am Lafayette Jefferson HSLafayette, INLon Lon

11:18 am Minooka Community HSMinooka, ILPrelude For Time Feelers

11:26 am Pace HSPace, FLCathedrals

11:34 am Troy HSTroy, MIDouble O 7

11:42 am Cleveland HSClayton, NCMake Every Day Count


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Round 5

1:45 pm Chaffey HSOntario, CALift Me Up

1:53 pm Joplin HSJoplin, MOFootprints in the Sand

2:01 pm Shenendehowa HS - AClifton Park, NYGoing Home

2:09 pm Hardin Valley AcademyKnoxville, TNMy Heart....is Perfect

2:17 pm Central Crossing HSGrove City, OHBend

2:25 pm Middletown HSMiddletown, OHThe Last Goodbye

2:33 pm Mt. Juliet HSMount Juliet, TNFairy Tale

2:41 pm Chesterton HSChesterton, INBumble Beats

2:49 pm Southern Regional HSManahawkin, NJThe Girl in Red

2:57 pm Lyman HSLongwood, FLRock Your Soul



Round 3 continued

11:50 am Bellevue West HSBellevue, NEBUGS!

11:58 am Dartmouth HSDartmouth, MADances of Mars

12:06 pm Omaha Burke HSOmaha, NEA Simple Trio

12:14 pm Del Valle HSEl Paso, TXDream

12:22 pm Westerville Central HSWesterville, OHWhat Lies Ahead

12:30 pm Bear Creek HS Lakewood, COIn Memory of Richard Andrew Davis

12:38 pm Fayette County HSFayetteville, GAThings You Can Be Sure Of

12:46 pm Ola HSMcDonough, GAGreener Pastures


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10. Woodbury, MN • 6/2311. Orlando, FL • 6/2312. Stanford, CA • 6/2313. TBD Northern, CA • 6/2414. Sioux Falls, SD • 6/2415. Ft. Mill, SC • 6/2516. Mankato, MN • 6/2617. Sevierville, TN • 6/2618. Santa Clara, CA • 6/2619. Fairfield, OH • 6/2720. Oswego, IL • 6/2821. Medford, OR • 6/2822. Oceanside, CA • 6/2923. Ft. Edward/

Glens Falls, NY • 6/2924. Hillsboro, OR • 6/2925. Muncie, IN • 6/2926. Renton, WA • 6/3027. Walnut, CA • 6/3028. Michigan City, IN • 6/3029. Lynn, MA • 6/3030. Riverside, CA • 7/131. Bridgeport, CT • 7/1

32. Tri Cities, WA • 7/133. Eagle, ID • 7/234. Bristol, RI • 7/335. Cedarburg, WI • 7/336. Ogden, UT • 7/337. Quincy, MA • 7/638. Whitewater, WI • 7/639. Casper, WY • 7/640. Kalamazoo, MI • 7/741. Denver, CO • 7/742. Sacramento, CA • 7/743. Jackson, NJ • 7/744. Chambersburg, PA • 7/845. Pleasant Hill, CA • 7/846. Centerville, OH • 7/947. Omaha, NE • 7/948. Waukee, IA • 7/1049. Bowling Green, OH • 7/1150. Metamora, IL • 7/1151. Dubuque, IA • 7/1252. Salem, WI • 7/1253. Lisle, IL • 7/1354. La Crosse, WI • 7/1355. TBD Southern, CA • 7/1456. Minneapolis, MN • 7/1457. Rockford, IL • 7/1558. Bellflower, CA • 7/15

59. Manchester, NH • 7/1560. Olathe, KS • 7/1661. Lebanon, IL • 7/1662. Wichita, KS • 7/1763. Van Buren, AR • 7/1764. Broken Arrow, OK • 7/1865. Denton, TX • 7/1966. Round Rock, TX • 7/1967. Houston, TX • 7/2068. San Antonio, TX • 7/2169. Odessa, TX • 7/2370. Lafayette, LA • 7/2371. Ocean Springs, MS • 7/2472. Dallas, TX • 7/2473. Edmond, OK • 7/2574. Hattiesburg, MS • 7/2575. Little Rock, AR • 7/2676. Murfreesboro, TN • 7/2777. Atlanta, GA • 7/2878. Paw Paw, MI • 7/28

79. Charlotte, NC • 7/2980. Charleston, WV • 7/3081. Raleigh/Durham, NC • 7/3082. Spring Valley, IL • 7/3083. Erie, PA • 7/3084. Salem, VA • 7/3185. Dublin, OH • 7/3186. Johnsonburg, PA • 7/3187. Warrenton, VA • 7/3188. Erie, PA • 8/189. West Chester, PA • 8/190. Rice Lake, WI • 8/191. Lawrence, MA • 8/292. Rome, NY • 8/293. Dubuque, IA • 8/394. Allentown, PA • 8/395. Allentown, PA • 8/496. Niles, MI • 8/497. East Rutherford, NJ • 8/598. Pittsburgh, PA • 8/599. Massillon, OH • 8/6

100. Buffalo, NY • 8/6

Michigan City, INOpen Class Prelims • 8/6Open Class Finals • 8/7

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10. Woodbury, MN • 6/2311. Orlando, FL • 6/2312. Stanford, CA • 6/2313. TBD Northern, CA • 6/2414. Sioux Falls, SD • 6/2415. Ft. Mill, SC • 6/2516. Mankato, MN • 6/2617. Sevierville, TN • 6/2618. Santa Clara, CA • 6/2619. Fairfield, OH • 6/2720. Oswego, IL • 6/2821. Medford, OR • 6/2822. Oceanside, CA • 6/2923. Ft. Edward/

Glens Falls, NY • 6/2924. Hillsboro, OR • 6/2925. Muncie, IN • 6/2926. Renton, WA • 6/3027. Walnut, CA • 6/3028. Michigan City, IN • 6/3029. Lynn, MA • 6/3030. Riverside, CA • 7/131. Bridgeport, CT • 7/1

32. Tri Cities, WA • 7/133. Eagle, ID • 7/234. Bristol, RI • 7/335. Cedarburg, WI • 7/336. Ogden, UT • 7/337. Quincy, MA • 7/638. Whitewater, WI • 7/639. Casper, WY • 7/640. Kalamazoo, MI • 7/741. Denver, CO • 7/742. Sacramento, CA • 7/743. Jackson, NJ • 7/744. Chambersburg, PA • 7/845. Pleasant Hill, CA • 7/846. Centerville, OH • 7/947. Omaha, NE • 7/948. Waukee, IA • 7/1049. Bowling Green, OH • 7/1150. Metamora, IL • 7/1151. Dubuque, IA • 7/1252. Salem, WI • 7/1253. Lisle, IL • 7/1354. La Crosse, WI • 7/1355. TBD Southern, CA • 7/1456. Minneapolis, MN • 7/1457. Rockford, IL • 7/1558. Bellflower, CA • 7/15

59. Manchester, NH • 7/1560. Olathe, KS • 7/1661. Lebanon, IL • 7/1662. Wichita, KS • 7/1763. Van Buren, AR • 7/1764. Broken Arrow, OK • 7/1865. Denton, TX • 7/1966. Round Rock, TX • 7/1967. Houston, TX • 7/2068. San Antonio, TX • 7/2169. Odessa, TX • 7/2370. Lafayette, LA • 7/2371. Ocean Springs, MS • 7/2472. Dallas, TX • 7/2473. Edmond, OK • 7/2574. Hattiesburg, MS • 7/2575. Little Rock, AR • 7/2676. Murfreesboro, TN • 7/2777. Atlanta, GA • 7/2878. Paw Paw, MI • 7/28

79. Charlotte, NC • 7/2980. Charleston, WV • 7/3081. Raleigh/Durham, NC • 7/3082. Spring Valley, IL • 7/3083. Erie, PA • 7/3084. Salem, VA • 7/3185. Dublin, OH • 7/3186. Johnsonburg, PA • 7/3187. Warrenton, VA • 7/3188. Erie, PA • 8/189. West Chester, PA • 8/190. Rice Lake, WI • 8/191. Lawrence, MA • 8/292. Rome, NY • 8/293. Dubuque, IA • 8/394. Allentown, PA • 8/395. Allentown, PA • 8/496. Niles, MI • 8/497. East Rutherford, NJ • 8/598. Pittsburgh, PA • 8/599. Massillon, OH • 8/6

100. Buffalo, NY • 8/6

Michigan City, INOpen Class Prelims • 8/6Open Class Finals • 8/7

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4:25 pm Tennessee HSBristol, TNI Used to Rule the World

4:33 pm Dr. Phillips HSOrlando, FLPandora’s Box

4:41 pm East Coweta HSSharpsburg, GAInside a Clowns Mind

4:49 pm Ben Davis HSIndianapolis, INSwing!

4:57 pm Lakota West HSWest Chester, OH...where the memories lie.

5:05 pm Irondale HSNew Brighton, MNGoing Once, Going Twice

5:13 pm Kiski Area HSVandergrift, PAMOVE

5:21 pm Andy Dekaney HSHouston, TXWho I’m meant to be

5:29 pm SA PRELIMS CONCLUDE

Round 5 continued

3:05 pm Jamestown HSJamestown, NYTurn to Stone

3:13 pm Cary HSCary, NCIt Will Rain

3:21 pm West Orange HSWest Orange, NJHallelujah

3:29 pm BRE AK

Round 7

3:45 pm Santa Clara HSSanta Clara, CAThe Music is All Around Us

3:53 pm Springboro HSSpringboro, OHLast Beat of my Heart

4:01 pm Gateway Regional HSWoodbury Heights, NJSatellite

4:09 pm Concord HSConcord, NCRibbit

4:17 pm Hillsborough HSHillsborough, NJThe Breaking of Dawn


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Round 1

5:45 pm Stockdale HSBakersfield, CA

In My Imagination

5:54 pm Lake Orion HSLake Orion, MI

2 Steps Away

6:03 pm King Philip Regional HSWrentham, MA

Notte di luce

6:12 pm Mansfield HSMansfield, TX

Getting There

6:21 pm Orchard Park HSOrchard Park, NY

Black and Blue in 2012

6:30 pm Walled Lake Central HSWalled Lake, MI

6:39 pm Rancho Cucamonga HSRancho Cucamonga, CA

Frozen Angeles

6:48 pm Lake Central HSSt. John, IN

Aftermath

6:57 pm Nease HSPonte Vedra, FL

Social Construction

7:06 pm Marian Catholic HSChicago Heights, IL

Pompeii Awakened

7:15 pm BRE AK

Round 3

7:30 pm Milford HSMilford, OH

Turning Tables

7:39 pm Little Elm HSLittle Elm, TX

To Turn A Blind Eye

7:48 pm Harlan HSHarlan, KY

The Dividing Lines

7:57 pm Naperville Central HSNaperville, IL

John Merrick

8:06 pm Norwalk HSNorwalk, CT

The In-between

8:15 pm Marcus HSFlower Mound, TX

Maiden America

8:24 pm Collins Hill HSSuwanee, GA

The Native Rage

8:33 pm North Syracuse Central HSCicero-North Syracuse, NY

Chromatic Fantasy

8:42 pm South Brunswick HSSouth Brunswick, NJ

Brand New Day

8:51 pm Greenfield-Central HSGreenfield, IN

In This Shirt

9:00 pm Cypress Creek HSOrlando, FL

Crossing Boundaries

9:09 pm SO PRELIMS CONCLUDE

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10:12 am The Pride of the NetherlandsHuizen, The Netherlands

Van Gogh - The Dutch Master

10:21 am State of ArtMichigan State University, East Lansing, MI

The Silver Lining

10:30 am BRE AK

Round 2

10:45 am University of LouisianaLafayette, LA

Minuano

10:54 am ParadigmOcala, FL

The Music of Dave Matthews

11:03 am Malachi IndependentDenver, CO

11:12 am Co-Motion WGAudubon, NJ

Vincent

11:21 am Aureus IndependentAtlanta, GA

Loss

11:30 am The Pride of Missouri StateSpringfield, MO

Renaissance Man

11:39 am InterplayGrand Rapids, MI

Love is an Army

Round 1

9:00 am The PhoenixDenver, CO

9:09 am St. BrendanDorchester, MA

Tapestry

9:18 am IntensityBakersfield, CA

Below the Surface

9:27 am MBISaint Paul, MN

Turning Tables

9:36 am Les EclipsesLongueuil, Quebec, Canada

Choose life

9:45 am SonnorLa Prairie, QC

You are what you do

9:54 am SpectrumBinghamton, NY

Awoke in Beijing

10:03 am FeniX IndependentTempe, AZ

The Fourth Dimension

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11:48 am Univ. of Alabama Alta MareaTuscaloosa, AL

Kingfisher’s Catch Fire

11:57 am USF WinterguardTampa, FL

It Gets Better

12:06 pm Field of ViewWest Chester, PA

Twenty-twelve

12:15 pm BRE AK

Round 3

12:35 pm White GoldDallas, TX

All Wound Up

12:44 pm Avidity Independent of McKendree UnivSt Louis, MO

Hidden Ashamed

12:53 pm West Texas IndependentEl Paso, TX

Follow

1:02 pm AncoraLivonia, MI

This Bitter Earth

1:11 pm South ShoreChicago, IL

When Animals Stare

1:20 pm Code BlackHouston, TX

Elegy

1:29 pm IdentitySan Marcos, TX

Network

1:38 pm O2Dayton, OH

Memory...

1:47 pm Brigadiers Winter GuardSyracuse, NY

Come On Home

1:56 pm IO PRELIMS CONCLUDE

Photos (clockwise from top): State of Art, CoMotion, Identity, Aureus

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Round 2

4:10 pm Center Grove HSGreenwood, INBy the Grim Moonlight

4:20 pm Choctawhatchee HSFt. Walton Beach, FLHeaven and Earth

4:30 pm Tarpon Springs HSTarpon Springs, FLLa Construction de La Tour Eiffel

4:40 pm Arcadia HSArcadia, CAAlla Prima

4:50 pm West Broward HSPembroke Pines, FLWTC – 9/11

5:00 pm Timber Creek HSOrlando, FLComforts of a Home

5:10 pm Flanagan HSPembroke Pines, FLProject Innocence

5:20 pm Warren Central HSIndianapolis, INThe Elephant in the Room

5:30 pm Lawrence Central HSIndianapolis, INThe Box

5:40 pm SW PRELIMS CONCLUDE

Round 1

2:15 pm West Johnston HSBenson, NCPoltergeist

2:25 pm Miamisburg HSMiamisburg, OHThe Living Canvas

2:35 pm Americas HSEl Paso, TXRapunzel

2:45 pm Chino HSChino, CA, VV

2:55 pm Norwin HSNorth Huntingdon, PAHuman Nature

3:05 pm Northview HSBrazil, INQueen of the Coop

3:15 pm Seminole HSSeminole, FLMetamorphosis

3:25 pm Trumbull HSTrumbull, CTBeneath This Canvas

3:35 pm James Logan HSUnion City, CAOut of the Blue

3:45 pm Carmel HSCarmel, INWord

3:55 pm BRE AK

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Round 2

7:40 pm EklipseNashville, TNNothing to Save

7:50 pm Perpetro IndependentVallejo, CAOne Night

8:00 pm Juxtaposition WGWesterville, OHMoments In Time

8:10 pm Alter EgoWest New York, NJi

8:20 pm Opus 10Denver, COFearless Symmetries

8:30 pm EmanonHackettstown, NJRise and Fall

8:40 pm AimachiNagoyaHANA

8:50 pm Black WatchMount Laurel, NJTogether We Can Make It

9:00 pm Santa Clara VanguardSanta Clara, CA“John Henry” a story for our time

9:10 pm BRE AK

Round 1

6:00 pm Light BrigadePhiladelphia, PAIn Your Eyes

6:10 pm EtudeFort Mill, SCSilent All These Years

6:20 pm Lake Erie RegimentErie, PAloved and lost

6:30 pm Orlando VisualOrlando, FLIt’s A Man’s World

6:40 pm DiamanteAnaheim, CASub Terra

6:50 pm ImbueModesto, CAInterior

7:00 pm Blessed SacramentCambridge, MAOzone

7:10 pm Pride of CincinnatiCincinnati, OHPreaching To The Choir

7:20 pm FantasiaRiverside, CAA Good German

7:30 pm BRE AK

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9:20 pm Black GoldDallas, TXHope

9:30 pm Ars NovaDallas Fort Worth, TXThe Prestige

9:40 pm RhapsodySeattle, WANOH8: Live and Let Love

9:50 pm Cypress IndependentHouston, TXEx Post Facto

10:00 pm First FlightCary, NCThe List

10:10 pm ParamountAtlanta, GAIn A Flash

10:20 pm Braddock IndependentMiami, FLThe Thousand Yard Stare

10:30 pm OnyxDayton, OHBlank Canvas

10:40 pm Zydeco ColorguardDayton, OHRemember the Tinman

10:50 pm IW PRELIMS CONCLUDE

Photos (top to bottom): Blessed Sacrament, Diamante, Orlando Visual, Zydeco

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Photos (clockwise from upper left): Southeast, Spectrum, Aria, Lexis, University of Alabama

Cintas Center at Xavier University 1624 Herald Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45207• 9:00 am Independent A Semi-finals

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Photos (clockwise from upper middle):Mt. Juliet HS, Desoto Central HS, Claudia Taylor HS, Dartmouth HS, Cypress Creek, HS, Franklin Central HS

Wright State University’s Nutter Center3640 Colonel Glenn Highway, Dayton, Ohio 45435• 9:00 am Scholastic A Semi-finals

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Photos (clockwise from top right): Aimachi, Black Watch, Seminole HS, West Johnston HS, Chino HS

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Photos (clockwise from top right): Centerville HS, Greenfield Central HS, Avidity, State of Art, St. Brendan



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Photos (clockwise from top middle): Choctawhatchee HS, Brigadiers, Diamond Bar HS, Americas HS


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Laine BroadMary BromwellAllen BuellPam CabanskiChristine CampbellJohn CapellupoElena CobaKristina CoblerPat CooneyTerry CooneyJoseph CourtneyRussell CourtneyBrandt CrockerRobert DaffronDave DavisDean DeckerAlyssa DickensKen DiningRachel ElseyKathy FairbanksAshley FickleSara Field

Tim GallagherBryan GastonEric GastonJohn GillKeith GuierSue GuindonJeffrey HachmeisterThomas HachmeisterNancy HallLyera HammonsAbigail HebertTammy HobsonMatt HollingsworthTyler HollingsworthBob HowellsAlison HunyadyAaron JenkinsMaranda JensenBrian A JohnsonHeather KaynesKierra KnowlesPeggy Kosin

Tom KosinRichard KramerTara KunsterPaula LambSean LampkinPenny LarsenJerry LinkBritny LongJoyce LoughrigeChristopher LoweryNora LoweryDebi LuftDiane MartinezIrving MatchenNatalie McPhersonBecky McQuillanAlex MendozaCliff MertinkDr. Jim MillerDustin MillerTina MilyioriHoward Mogil

Vicki MogilKevin MorrisPaul OrsettJason ParentJennifer ParentJuli ParentHelen PierceSammi PodolyanPatrick PopeDarcie PriesterDavid PriesterChad PritchardAmy RacicMichael ReedJamie RightmyerJennifer RochaChristina RomigSean SalvadorHarry SampsonAldo SandovalDaniel ScafidiMary Scafidi

Daniel SchackKimberly SerhillKathy ShapiroMartin ShapiroCeleste ShedlerSandy ShephardKayla SkeansBill SkudlarekAmanda SlaterNicolas SmiroldoHenry SpaffordTerry StandridgeJeanne StrongJim StrongJim TaylorLinda ThompsonJavarus TrussGregory TurnerSteve TurnerLinda UnserSid UnserMichael Vaughn

Teri VorwerckJames WatsonOlivia WatsonJohn WhelchelDestiny WhiteKaren WidenerElaina WilesEmliy WilesMaryanne WilesPaula WilesChristopher WintermuteJan ZebrowskiPauline ZimnyBart Woodley

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WGI Sport of the Arts would like to recognize and thank all of our volunteers for their countless hours of hard work. Without their passion and commitment, these World Championshops events would not be possible.The following is a list of volunteers as of March 15, 2012.

Thanks to the WGI Partners and Sponsors for their continued support of the Sport of the Arts.

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