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Amazing show. Simply outstanding!

I agree! I would say they are easily the best field show band in California right now, with Ayala in a close second.

Alan

airons0678 wrote:I agree! I would say they are easily the best field show band in California right now, with Ayala in a close second.

Alan

Do you think Logan could make it into the top 12 at BOA Grand Nats if they entered?

Euphman wrote:

airons0678 wrote:I agree! I would say they are easily the best field show band in California right now, with Ayala in a close second.

Alan

Do you think Logan could make it into the top 12 at BOA Grand Nats if they entered?

I believe so. I believe that Ayala and Logan BOTH would have had a solid shot at making the top 12 in Indy this year.

It would be nice to see Logan make the trip to a BOA Regional or Grand Nationals some day. Perhaps their new band director will take some chances.

Alan

airons0678 wrote:I agree! I would say they are easily the best field show band in California right now, with Ayala in a close second.

Alan

Both were awesome. Logan would have made top 12 at BOA and I feel they would have scored in the 90's.

airons0678 wrote:It would be nice to see Logan make the trip to a BOA Regional or Grand Nationals some day. Perhaps their new band director will take some chances.

Alan

Logan's certainly not afraid of challenges on the field. Logan's biggest challenge is with the bank account. They run a VERY thin ledger compared to most BOA caliber bands, and usually only barely have enough funds to get to WBA champs each year. There's a reason they only do three or four local shows each fall and WBA champs: they can't afford to do more.

Hostrauser wrote:

airons0678 wrote:It would be nice to see Logan make the trip to a BOA Regional or Grand Nationals some day. Perhaps their new band director will take some chances.

Alan

Logan's certainly not afraid of challenges on the field. Logan's biggest challenge is with the bank account. They run a VERY thin ledger compared to most BOA caliber bands, and usually only barely have enough funds to get to WBA champs each year. There's a reason they only do three or four local shows each fall and WBA champs: they can't afford to do more.

Well that's a bummer in regards to financial challenges. But at least they're making good use of their time and resources. BOA ought to plant a show in Pleasant Hill, at Diablo Valley College. I'm sure a BOA show there would generate interest in a lot of local and semi-distant bands (in Oregon, Washington, and maybe Nevada).

Alan