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SCV Fourth of July Parade Trophy Winners

Michele E. Buttelman | Friday, Jul 5, 2024

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The Santa Clarita Valley Fourth of July Parade Committee has announced the trophy award winners for the 2024 SCV Fourth of July Parade.

Sweepstakes Award:

Republicans of Santa Clarita

Best of Theme:

Hart High Football

Best Decorated:

Newhall-Canyon Country-Valencia Farmers Markets

Car or Motorcycle Club:

First Place SCV VW Club

Second Place SCF Mini Truck Club

Third Place SCV Corvette Club

Club or Fraternal Float:

First Place Hart High Football

Second Place Metropolitan District Elks

Third Place SFV Marine Corps League

Color Guard:

First Place California Rangers

Second Place Los Angeles Commandery No. 9

Third Place GVHS Color Guard

Commercial Float:

First Place Newhall-Canyon Country-Valencia Farmers Markets

Second Place U.S. Forest Service- Angeles National Forest

Third Place Carter Lite Family

Commercial or Specialized Vehicle:

First Place SCV Carts

Second Place Guardians of Santa Clarita

Third Place SCV Historical Society

Doo-Dah:

First Place Dome Sweet Dome

High School Band/ Drill/ Flag Team:

First Place West Ranch High School Drum Line

Noncommercial Float:

First Place Republicans of Santa Clarita

Second Place Fil-Am Association

Third Place SC Regional Theatre & Canyon Theatre Guild

Religious Float:

First Place Freedom’s Way Baptist Church/ Lighthouse Academy

Second Place Berean Baptist Family Fellowship

Youth Group: (Non-Float)

First Place Dance Studio 84

Second Place Girl Scout Troop 70402

Third Place Saugus High School Cheer & Atheletics

To watch the Santa Clarita Valley Fourth of July Parade visit https://scvtv.com/2024/07/04/2024-santa-clarita-valley-fourth-of-july-parade/.

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