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South Houston Regional 2024

October 5

South Houston Regional Championship

presented by Yamaha

October 5, 2024
Challenger Columbia Stadium, Clear Creek ISD
Webster, TX

Event Overview

Performance Schedule

PRELIMS

7:00 a.m. – Ticket Office Opens
7:30 a.m. – Gates Open

8:00 a.m. – Angleton H.S., TX
8:15 a.m. – Klein Cain H.S., TX
8:30 a.m. – Cypress Ranch H.S., TX
8:45 a.m. – Cypress Park H.S., TX

9:00 a.m. – BREAK

9:15 a.m. – Brazoswood H.S., TX
9:30 a.m. – Shadow Creek H.S., TX
9:45 a.m. – Clear Brook H.S., TX
10:00 a.m. – Pearland H.S., TX
10:15 a.m. – Foster H.S., TX
10:30 a.m. – Klein Oak H.S., TX
10:45 a.m. – Churchill Fulshear H.S., TX
11:00 a.m. – James E. Taylor H.S., TX

11:15 a.m. – BREAK

12:00 p.m. – Grand Oaks H.S., TX
12:15 p.m. – Ridge Point H.S., TX
12:30 p.m. – Langham Creek H.S., TX
12:45 p.m. – George Ranch H.S., TX
1:00 p.m. – Claudia Taylor Johnson H.S., TX
1:15 p.m. – West Harrison H.S., MS
1:30 p.m. – Clear Springs H.S., TX
1:45 p.m. – Friendswood H.S., TX

2:00 p.m. – BREAK

2:15 p.m. – Cypress Falls H.S., TX
2:30 p.m. – Ronald Reagan H.S., TX
2:45 p.m. – Dickinson H.S., TX
3:00 p.m. – Seven Lakes H.S., TX
3:15 p.m. – Clear Lake H.S., TX
3:30 p.m. – Dawson H.S., TX
3:45 p.m. – Cy-Fair H.S., TX
4:00 p.m. – Bridgeland H.S., TX
4:15 p.m. – In Exhibition: Prairie View A&M University Marching Storm

4:30 p.m. – Presentation of Awards
5:00 p.m. – Stadium Cleared

FINALS 

6:30 p.m. – Gates Open
7:00 p.m. – National Anthem
7:15 p.m. – Class Exhibition (Possible)
7:30 p.m. – First Performing Finalist Band
10:30 p.m. – Finals Competition Ends
Class Exhibition (Possible)
10:45 p.m. – Finale – Presentation of Awards

Event Day Schedule

6:30 PM GATES OPEN

7:00 PM National Anthem
Special On-Field Welcome

Finals Schedule

7:30 p.m. – Churchill Fulshear H.S., TX
7:45 p.m. – Dickinson H.S., TX
8:00 p.m. – Friendswood H.S., TX
8:15 p.m. – Dawson H.S., TX
8:30 p.m. – Foster H.S., TX
8:45 p.m. – Seven Lakes H.S., TX
9:00 p.m. – Bridgeland H.S., TX
9:15 p.m. – Ronald Reagan H.S., TX
9:30 p.m. – Cy-Fair H.S., TX
9:45 p.m. – Claudia Taylor Johnson H.S., TX
10:00 p.m. – Klein Oak H.S., TX
10:15 p.m. – Pearland H.S., TX
10:30 p.m. – Class AA: West Harrison H.S., MS

Prelims Results

Class A

Class AA
1st – West Harrison H.S., MS

Outstanding Music Performance – West Harrison H.S., MS
Outstanding Visual Performance – West Harrison H.S., MS
Outstanding General Effect – West Harrison H.S., MS

Class AAA
1st – Friendswood H.S., TX
2nd – Clear Brook H.S., TX
3rd – Clear Lake H.S., TX

Outstanding Music Performance – Friendswood H.S., TX
Outstanding Visual Performance – Friendswood H.S., TX
Outstanding General Effect – Friendswood H.S., TX

Class AAAA
1st – Ronald Reagan H.S., TX
2nd – Bridgeland H.S., TX
3rd – Pearland H.S., TX

Outstanding Music Performance – Ronald Reagan H.S., TX
Outstanding Visual Performance – Ronald Reagan H.S., TX
Outstanding General Effect – Ronald Reagan H.S., TX
10:30 PM Finals Competition Ends

Class Exhibition (If Needed)

10:45 PM FINALE – PRESENTATION OF AWARDS

Ticket Details
We strongly encourage spectators to purchase their tickets online, prior to arriving at the stadium, in order to avoid box office fees. Purchasing tickets in advance guarantees the lowest cost per ticket.
However, Box Offices will still be open on site to assist with purchases.
Spectator Parking
  • The spectator lots are north of the stadium. Vehicles may access the lot from W Nasa Blvd. It is recommended to approach from the NORTH to avoid bus and truck traffic. See maps for further information.

  • There is a $5 charge for spectator parking.

    Know Before You Go

    Prelims Schedule and Band Info

    8:00 AM - Angleton H.S., TX
    Angleton High School
    Angleton, TX
    DIRECTOR: Richard Thomas
    DRUM MAJORS: Zen Smith, Quade Weber, and Madison Luna
    REPERTOIRE: STYX
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Medea’s Dance of Vengeance” by Samuel Barber; “The 300” by Tyler Bates and Azam Ali; “Hadestown the Musical” by Anais Mitchell; and “Ithaka: Visions of Home” by Craig Alan Safan
    8:15 AM - Klein Cain H.S., TX
    Klein Cain High School
    Klein, TX
    DIRECTOR: Kelsey Bradberry
    DRUM MAJORS: Luke Bartkowiak, Alexis Hackradt, Tessa Nieto, Hannah Richey, and Lili Bartkowiak
    REPERTOIRE: Pipelines
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Equus” by Eric Whitacre; “Pipeline” by Depeche Mode; “090406” by Drew Shanefield; “Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, BWV 565” by Johann Sebastian Bach; and “For the Love of a Princess” by James Horner
    8:30 AM - Cypress Ranch H.S., TX
    Cypress Ranch High School
    Cypress, TX
    DIRECTOR: Alex Denton
    DRUM MAJORS: Dylan Rodriguez, Brett Durrenberger, Milena Gutierrez, and Bobbie White
    REPERTOIRE: We’re All Mad Here
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Enigma Variations” by Edward Elgar; “Tea Party” by Kerli Koiv; “Caravan” by Duke Ellington; and “Mad World” by Roland Orzabal
    8:45 AM - Cypress Park H.S., TX

    Cypress Park H.S.
    Cypress, TX
    DIRECTOR: Robert Barfield
    DRUM MAJORS: Nicholas Stewart, Ailsa Sanchez, and Leylann Mendoza
    REPERTOIRE: Look
    MUSICAL SELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Fix You” by Coldplay, “Stay” and “Day One” from Interstellar by Hans Zimmer, and “Lauds” by Ron Nelson

    9:15 AM - Brazoswood H.S., TX
    Brazoswood High School
    Clute, TX
    DIRECTOR: Nicholas Shurtleff
    DRUM MAJORS: Alexia Heil, Avery Arthur, Mya Warren, and Emmie Dodson
    REPERTOIRE: Shattered Reflections
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Chaos (from Reflections of Earth)” by Gavin Greenaway; “Mvt. 2 – Scherzo Molto Vivace from Symphony No. 9” by Beethoven; “On the Nature of Daylight” by Max Richter; and “NO one To kNOW one” by Andy Akiho
    9:30 AM - Shadow Creek H.S., TX
    Shadow Creek High School
    Pearland, TX
    DIRECTOR: Josh Mooney
    DRUM MAJORS: Nick Karmoukos, Karthik Kommineni, Connor Linington, Rushil Makker, and Julian Nguyen
    REPERTOIRE: Tianlong
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Firefly” by Ryan George and “Reprise (from Spirited Away)” by Joe Hisaishi
    9:45 AM - Clear Brook H.S., TX
    Clear Brook High School
    Friendswood, TX
    DIRECTOR: Robert Beavers
    DRUM MAJORS: Kiera Zorman, Nicholas Camacho, Jordan Yardley, and Zarah Durani
    REPERTOIRE: The Thing
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Ostinato” by Bartók; “Asphalt Cocktail” by John Mackey; “Requiem” by Mozart; and “What Was I Made For?” by Billie Eilish
    10:00 AM - Pearland H.S., TX
    Pearland High School
    Pearland, TX
    DIRECTOR: Ryan Demkovich
    DRUM MAJORS: Brooke Wilson, Lacy Garrett, Isabel Chung, Noah Dietrich, and Ethan Lopez
    REPERTOIRE: Maximus
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: The music of Ottorino Respighi
    10:15 AM - Foster H.S., TX
    Foster High School
    Richmond, TX
    DIRECTOR: Erich Sonnier
    DRUM MAJORS: Kendall Dishon, Ari Flores, Mael Cisneros, and Mariangela Sanchez
    REPERTOIRE: The Oculus
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Giza, 1928 (from Stargate)” by David George Arnold; “View from Olympus” by Ioannis Psathas; and “The Oculus” by Vince Oliver
    10:30 AM - Klein Oak H.S., TX
    Klein Oak High School
    Klein, TX
    DIRECTOR: David McGrath
    DRUM MAJORS: Bethany Nonhof, Vianey Ojeda, Ana-Sophia Puig, Sebastian Rodriguez, and Braeden Stewart
    REPERTOIRE: Heartless
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “What Could Have Been” by Sting; “This Is A Life” by Son Lux; “Symphony No. 5” by Sergei Prokofiev; “Road to Perdition” by Thomas Newman; “Human Heart” by Jacob Collier; and “My Body is a Cage” by Peter Gabriel
    10:45 AM - Churchill Fulshear H.S., TX
    Churchill Fulshear High School
    Fulshear, TX
    DIRECTOR: Andrew Lee
    DRUM MAJORS: Mia Buena, Azlan Burns, Will Hopkins and Lucas Jaster
    REPERTOIRE: Beyond Spring
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Edelweiss” by Hammerstein; “The Fly” by Navarro; “Butterfly” by Rajaton; and “Make Our Garden Grow” by Bernstein
    11:00 AM - James E. Taylor H.S., TX
    James E. Taylor High School
    Katy, TX
    DIRECTOR: Mike Ary
    DRUM MAJORS: Avika Nimmagadda, Atlas Cortes, Zachary May, and Jennifer Park
    REPERTOIRE: Chroma
    12:00 PM - Grand Oaks H.S., TX

    Grand Oaks, H.S.
    Spring, TX
    DIRECTOR: Michael Flake
    DRUM MAJORS: Emma Stone, Kamryn High, Adam Hyath, Sophie Wilson, and Meghan Bowers
    REPERTOIRE: Dragonheart
    MUSICAL SELECTIONS INCLUDE: “The Dream of Flight” by Christopher Tim, “Caves” by Cody Fy, “Briony” by Dario Marianelli, “All Love Can Be” by James Horner, “Battling the Green Death” by John James Powell, and “Ignition” by Todd Stalter

    12:15 PM - Ridge Point H.S., TX
    Ridge Point High School
    Missouri City, TX
    DIRECTOR: Eric Weingartner
    DRUM MAJORS: William Monroe, Caleb Wallace, and Rio Ockenfels
    REPERTOIRE: Cloud 9
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “99 Red Balloons” by Nena; “Symphony No. 9” by Ludwig van Beethoven; “Joyride” by Michael Markowski; and “Symphony No. 9” by Antonín Dvořák
    12:30 PM - Langham Creek H.S., TX
    Langham Creek High School
    Houston, TX
    DIRECTOR: Marshall Thomas
    DRUM MAJORS: Sydney Hernandez, Cayden Hutcheson, Jesse Lozano, and Pierce Manning
    REPERTOIRE: Baroque’n Hearts
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Symphony No. 9” by Ludwig van Beethoven; “Dido’s Lament from Dido and Aeneas” by Henry Purcell; and “Summer from The Four Seasons” by Antonio Vivaldi
    12:45 PM - George Ranch H.S., TX
    George Ranch High School
    Richmond, TX
    DIRECTOR: Chris Crummel
    DRUM MAJORS: Ai Hahn Nguyen, Mason Nguyen, and Chase Roper
    REPERTOIRE: Floral Phoenix
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Metropolis Symphony” by Michael Daugherty; “Near Light” by Ólafur Arnalds; and “Japura River” by Philip Glass
    1:00 PM - Claudia Taylor Johnson H.S., TX
    Claudia Taylor Johnson High School
    San Antonio, TX
    DIRECTOR: Robert Lozano
    DRUM MAJORS: Jason Neuner, Karessa Nelka, Samantha Cheetham, and Matthew Rendon
    REPERTOIRE: Jade
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Concerto for Orchestra” by Bartók; “Kiss from a Rose” by Seal; “The Dragon Boy” by Hisaishi; and “Kinetic Energy” by Boysen
    1:15 PM - West Harrison H.S., MS
    West Harrison High School
    Gulfport, MS
    DIRECTOR: Eric Fry
    DRUM MAJORS: Angela Cothern and Trevor Van Norman
    REPERTOIRE: Survivor
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Fire is Life and Challenge Accepted” by Tanner Jones; “Survivor” by Destiny’s Child; “Into the West” by Annie Lennox; and “Ancient Voices” by Russ Landau
    1:30 PM - Clear Springs H.S., TX

    Clear Springs H.S.
    League City, TX
    DIRECTOR: Lester Williams
    DRUM MAJORS: Marshall Calderon, Kevin Shi, and Tanner Judson
    REPERTOIRE: Birds of a Feather
    MUSICAL SELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Nature Boy” by Eden Ahbez, “This is Berk” by John James Powell, “Birdland” by Josef Erich Zawinul, and “Blackbird” by Paul McCartney and John Lennon

    1:45 PM - Friendswood H.S., TX
    Friendswood High School
    Friendswood, TX
    DIRECTOR: Maycie Meyer
    DRUM MAJORS: Lizzie Hillier, Priscilla Orta, and Marina Gerges
    REPERTOIRE: Atomic Ranch
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Three Dots and a Dash” by Punch Brothers; original music from Wes Anderson’s “Asteroid City” by Alexandre Desplat; and “Last Train to San Fernando” by Johnny Duncan & His Bluegrass Boys
    2:15 PM - Cypress Falls H.S., TX
    Cypress Falls High School
    Houston, TX
    DIRECTOR: Ryan Mohney
    DRUM MAJORS: William Ceynar, Annika Ruguleiski, Kendall Samples, and Tristan Smith
    REPERTOIRE: Web
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Gnossienne No. 1” by Erik Satie; “Tarantella” traditional; “To Build a Home” by The Cinematic Orchestra; and “Wednesday Addams (End Titles)” by Danny Elfman
    2:30 PM - Ronald Reagan H.S., TX

    Ronald Reagan H.S.
    San Antonio, TX
    DIRECTOR: Brett Nelson
    DRUM MAJORS: Tyler Mullins, Francesca LeBleu, Isaac Joo, and Savannah Carper
    REPERTOIRE: Fallen
    MUSICAL SELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Fallen” by Guidry and Ulibarri, “Amazing Grace” by Newton, “Ave Maria” by Schubert, and “Requiem” by Verdi

    2:45 PM - Dickinson H.S., TX
    Dickinson High School
    Dickinson, TX
    DIRECTOR: Trevor Braselton
    DRUM MAJORS: Arely Contreras, Daniel Renovato, Brady Korenek, and Jazzlyn Davis
    REPERTOIRE: Confectionery
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Pure Imagination” by Nguyen; “Famishius Fantasticus” by Markowski; “Overture to Candide” by Bernstein; and “Somewhere in Time” by Barry/Mueller

    3:00 PM - Seven Lakes H.S., TX
    Seven Lakes High School
    Katy, TX
    DIRECTORS: John Mays and Kyle Witty
    DRUM MAJORS: Ginger Hickman, Malcolm Belcher, Linda Luo, and Abhinav Giddi
    REPERTOIRE: For Whom the Bell Tolls
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Bells for Stokowski” by Michael Daugherty; “For Whom the Bell Tolls” by Metallica; and “Angels in the Architecture” by Frank Ticheli

    3:15 PM - Clear Lake H.S., TX

    Clear Lake H.S.
    Houston, TX
    DIRECTOR: John Pierce
    DRUM MAJORS: Grayson Bat, Emerson Curran, and Susan Draper
    REPERTOIRE: Monarchy
    MUSICAL SELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Summer” from “The Four Seasons” by Antonio Vivaldi, “Intermezzon” from “the Lost Birds” by Christopher Tin, “Byrne” from “Songbook” by Ivan Trevino, “Flying Jewels” by James David, and “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” by Tears for Fears

    3:30 PM - Dawson H.S., TX
    Dawson High School
    Pearland, TX
    DIRECTOR: Aaron Brown
    DRUM MAJORS: Janna Jing, Devin Saljuud, Joseph Minard, and Jude Naser
    REPERTOIRE: Shine On
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Second Symphony, Movement 2” by Alfred Reed; “I Dreamed A Dream” by Claude-Michel Schönberg; “Sarabande Suite (Aeternae)” by Globus; and “Aurora Awakes” by John Mackey

    3:45 PM - Cy-Fair H.S., TX
    Cy-Fair High School
    Cypress, TX
    DIRECTOR: John Nelson
    DRUM MAJORS: Mohammad Al Masalmeh, Mark Davis, Valerie Padilla, and Victoria Valencia
    REPERTOIRE: Gravity
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Gravity” by Sara Bareilles

    4:00 PM - Bridgeland H.S., TX
    Bridgeland High School
    Cypress, TX
    DIRECTOR: Shawn McAnear
    DRUM MAJORS: Linley Adams, Clara Almeida, Addison Dumoit, and Grayson Smith
    REPERTOIRE: Grace in Symmetry
    MUSICAL ELECTIONS INCLUDE: “Yakusoku Wa Iranai,” “Un_Mute,” “Yakusoku Wa Iranai,” and “Mada Tooku ni Iru,” by Maaya Sakamoto; and “Grace in Symmetry” by Jim Wunderlich, Chris Nguyen, and Matt Hernandez

    4:15 PM - EX. Prairie View A&M Univ. Marching Storm

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    Important Information and Frequently Asked Questions

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    Tickets cannot be purchased with cash, only with credit and debit cards.

    We strongly encourage spectators to purchase their tickets online in advance before arriving at the stadium.

    Cashless Venues

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    Clear Bag Policy

    Music for All events will follow a universal clear bag policy in 2024.

    This applies to any person using spectator gates at an event (including students and staff before and after performances), including situations in which the band re-entry gate is the same as the spectator gate. This policy does not apply to performance flow entry and exit gates.

    Camera Policy and Video Recording

    Only still photography is allowed, and only from general admission seats. Still photography is not allowed at field level.

    Tripods should not be used and the viewing experience of other spectators may not be disrupted.

    Video and audio recording of any kind is not allowed, no exceptions.

    Camera Policy
    Who can enroll in BOA Championships?

    Enrollment is open to all high school bands on a first-come, first-served basis.

    How is performance order determined?

    Preliminary performance times are scheduled based on a random draw. Applications received and paid for on or before January 31, 2023 were eligible for the initial draw, after which performance times are based on postmark of application, with earlier postmarks receiving the later performance times. The previous year’s Regional Champion has the option to choose its Prelims performance time. Finals performances are scheduled by a random draw on site.

    How is classification determined?

    Bands of America has a four-class system (A-AAAA). Bands are assigned to classes based on enrollment levels in grades 10-12 as verified by each school's administration.

    Why aren’t the classifications announced?

    By nature, appreciation of arts requires subjective reactions. We do not announce or publish band classifications, before or during events. Our intention is to not draw attention to classification, so as to eliminate expectations of a band’s performance based on class, including those of the judges.

    How are finalist bands selected?

    REGIONALS:The top 12 scoring bands, regardless of class, are invited to compete in the evening’s Regional Finals.

    SUPER REGIONALS:Super Regional Championships accept 14 bands into Finals. The 14 bands are chosen according to the following procedure: the five highest scoring bands in each of the two Prelims judging panels, regardless of class, plus the next four highest scoring bands from both of the two Prelims, regardless of class, will advance to Finals. If a Class Champion is not among the highest scoring bands advancing to Finals, they will be invited to perform at Finals in exhibition.

    Credentials – Band Field Passes
    • Each competing band band is given 31 credentials with the option to purchase up to 10 additional credentials. Bands are given the exact number of bus driver wristbands as they request vehicle passes. Up to 2 medical passes for nurses can be requested by the band director. There are NO videographer passes.
    • A pass or a ticket is required to get into the stadium as a spectator.
    • Bands of American events are mobile entry and can be purchased in advance.
    Participating Band Dinner Break and Picnic Area
    • The stadium will be after Prelims Awards and reopened for Finals. Concessions will be closed during the dinner break between Prelims and Finals.
    • Any feeding of band students must be in the designated Picnic Area. Please see the director Final Packet documents for this show for information and location of designated Picnic Area.

    Details

    Date:
    October 5
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    Venue

    Clear Creek Challenger Columbia Stadium
    1955 W NASA Blvd.
    Webster, TX 77598 United States
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