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Hart School District | Friday, Nov 27, 2015

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Two marching bands from the William S. Hart Union High School District won state titles at the Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association Championship.

Hart High School’s band and color guard team, the Hart Regiment, won the gold medal in Division 4A with their field show entitled, “L.O.V.E.” It is the 12th state title for Hart.

West Ranch took silver in the 4A division, with a score of 90.2, and also won the percussion caption award with their field show “Rain.”

Valencia High School earned gold in Division 3A with a score of 88.10. They also earned the percussion caption award with their field show “Electronica.” It is the third year in a row Valencia has medaled, winning two golds and one bronze in the past.

Other Santa Clarita schools that qualified and competed at championships were Golden Valley, which placed fourth with a score of 83.5, Canyon and Saugus.

The Hart Regiment has been invited to perform at the Pixar Parade on Dec. 9 at Disney’s California Adventure.

The Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association Championship, or SCSBOA, was held at Warren High School in Downey.

All competition scores from the SCSBOA Championship can be viewed at the competition’s website.

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Pat Salinas says:

Friday, Nov 27, 2015 at

Woo Hoo !

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Venita Ewing says:

Friday, Nov 27, 2015 at

Go Hart!! As a Hart High School Band Alumni this makes me very proud. As a neighbor of Hart High School that gets awoken every morning at 7:00 by the bands practicing it makes me happy that those early morning practices are not in vain!! Keep up the great record!!

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Shirley Vercelli says:

Friday, Nov 27, 2015 at

???????

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Jennifer Rashid says:

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Jennifer Rashid says:

Friday, Nov 27, 2015 at

That’s what I like to hear and see….. more about all of our SCV Marching Band’s, can we include now WGASC compititions and ADLA Compititions also because our schools Winter Guards and Drum Line’s compete in their separate seasons also, we should be following these groups as,well.

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Jennifer Rashid says:

Friday, Nov 27, 2015 at

Congratulations,Hart, West Ranch and Valencia on this,years Success as,well as Golden Valley, Saugus and Canyon High Schools. You Band’s are Great!

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Kristina Broderick Gaskill says:

Friday, Nov 27, 2015 at

Yay! !

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Anita Shandra Ready says:

Saturday, Nov 28, 2015 at

This is terrific. When I was at Hart(’68) we went to Battle of the Bands at the Holkywood and took 3rd. Always been proud of our music department. At that time Hart was the only High School in the district until Canyon opened its doors in Sept ’69

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