Results - Arcadia Festival of Bands

[dr]

Arcadia Festival of Bands (SCSBOA)
-Arcadia & Glendora, CA

Band Review

Class C
89.40 William Workman HS (City of Industry)
89.25 South El Monte HS
89.00 El Rancho HS (Pico Rivera)
88.65 Temple City HS
87.95 Point Loma HS (San Diego)
86.35 Don Antonio Lugo HS (Chino)
85.80 Valhalla HS (El Cajon)
83.35 San Dimas HS
83.35 John Burroughs HS (Burbank)
N/S Arroyo HS (El Monte)
Auxiliary
86.60 Workman
84.50 Valhalla
80.40 Point Loma
79.20 El Rancho
78.70 San Dimas
75.50 South El Monte
75.15 Don Antonio Lugo
75.15 John Burroughs
74.15 Temple City
N/S Arroyo

Class B
91.40 Mira Mesa HS (San Diego)
90.75 Olympian HS (Chula Vista)
90.30 Gretchen A. Whitney HS (Cerritos)
90.25 Esperanza HS (Anaheim)
90.00 George M. Schurr HS (Montebello)
89.90 Bonita Vista HS (Chula Vista)
89.85 West HS (Torrance)
89.75 Shadow Hills HS (Indio)
89.65 Arnold O. Beckman HS (Irvine)
88.65 Patrick Henry HS (San Diego)
Auxiliary
91.35 Mira Mesa
89.20 Esperanza
88.90 Whitney
88.15 West
84.85 Bonita Vista
82.90 Shadow Hills
82.00 Patrick Henry
81.55 Olympian
81.50 Beckman
74.10 Schurr

Class A
94.00 Notre Dame HS (Sherman Oaks)
92.55 Arlington HS (Riverside)
91.55 Loara HS (Anaheim)
91.50 Mayfair HS (Lakewood)
91.50 John F. Kennedy HS (La Palma)
91.40 Montebello HS
91.20 John H. Glenn HS (Norwalk)
91.10 Santiago HS (Corona)
91.10 Garey HS (Pomona)
90.65 Cypress HS
Auxiliary
88.65 Mayfair
88.20 Santiago
86.05 Kennedy
85.30 Arlington
84.25 Montebello
82.85 Notre Dame
82.45 Loara
81.80 Garey
80.45 Cypress
77.25 John Glenn

Class AA
95.75 Riverside King HS
95.15 Rancho Bernardo HS (San Diego)
95.05 Mt. Carmel HS (San Diego)
94.35 Diamond Bar HS
94.15 Glendora HS
92.90 Chino HS
92.60 El Dorado HS (Placentia)
91.95 Henry J. Kaiser HS (Fontana)
91.15 Diamond Ranch HS (Pomona)
90.90 Eastlake HS (Chula Vista)
Auxiliary
92.40 Eastlake
91.30 Riverside King
90.95 Chino
90.65 Glendora
89.25 El Dorado
87.85 Kaiser
86.50 Rancho Bernardo
85.95 Mt. Carmel
85.00 Diamond Bar
80.05 Diamond Ranch

Drill Team
91.50 South El Monte
88.85 Glendora
88.15 Schurr
87.25 Montebello
85.95 West
85.75 Temple City
82.55 John Burroughs (3.0 Pen)
81.60 John Glenn

Military Drum Major
93.30 Riverside King
92.30 Montebello
90.75 Loara
90.30 El Dorado
88.90 Olympian
88.65 Bonita Vista
88.55 Shadow Hills
87.95 Arlington
87.80 Santiago
85.90 Diamond Bar
85.55 Schurr
85.25 Cypress
84.95 South El Monte
84.10 Chino
83.55 Rancho Bernardo
76.65 Esperanza
76.65 Eastlake
73.55 Point Loma
68.90 West
67.90 Temple City
63.50 San Dimas

Mace Drum Major
92.10 Glendora
91.35 Garey
91.10 Mt. Carmel
90.85 Diamond Ranch
89.15 Kaiser
89.00 El Rancho
85.50 Whitney
84.20 Notre Dame
82.95 Kennedy
81.00 Mira Mesa
80.65 Beckman
76.90 Patrick Henry
75.65 Mayfair
75.40 John Glenn
71.90 Workman
71.55 Valhalla
67.75 John Burroughs
67.60 Don Antonio Lugo
NS Arroyo

BAND REVIEW SWEEPSTAKES
Drill Team – 91.50 South El Monte
Auxiliary – 92.40 Eastlake
Music Award – 485.0 Riverside King
Band - 95.75 Riverside King

Field Tournament
Class 1A
59.39 Don Antonio Lugo HS (Chino)
Auxiliary
73.50 Don Antonio Lugo

Class 2A
72.99 Arlington HS (Riverside)
Auxiliary
76.50 Arlington

Class 4A
82.79 Arroyo HS (El Monte)
76.36 Glendora HS
Auxiliary
85.00 Arroyo
77.00 Glendora

Class 5A
70.53 George M. Schurr HS (Montebello)
Auxiliary
66.00 Schurr

Class 6A
93.5 Rancho Bernardo HS (San Diego)
92.40 Chino HS
90.55 Mt. Carmel HS (San Diego)
89.58 El Dorado HS (Placentia)
88.05 Riverside King HS
79.13 West HS (Torrance)
Auxiliary
91.00 Chino
89.00 El Dorado
84.50 Riverside King
83.00 Mt. Carmel
81.00 Rancho Bernardo
75.00 West

Percussion
93.5 Rancho Bernardo
90.5 Mt. Carmel
89.5 Chino
88.5 El Dorado
82.5 Arroyo
81.0 Riverside King
79.5 West
76.5 Schurr
73.0 Glendora
72.0 Arlington
70.0 Don Antonio Lugo

Host Class
89.13 Arcadia HS
Auxiliary
87.50 Arcadia
Percussion
94.5 Arcadia

Tournament Sweepstakes
High Visual Performance - 92.50 El Dorado
High General Effect - 180.5 Chino
High Music Performance - 96.50 Rancho Bernardo
Percussion – 93.5 Rancho Bernardo
Auxiliary – 91.0 Chino
Band – 92.95 Rancho Bernardo

Combined Awards
188.10 Rancho Bernardo
185.60 Mt. Carmel
185.30 Chino
183.80 Riverside King
182.28 El Dorado
170.51 Glendora
168.98 West
165.54 Arlington
160.53 Schurr
145.74 Don Antonio Lugo
N/A Arroyo

Music
579.0 Rancho Bernardo
577.0 Riverside King
571.5 Mt. Carmel
557.3 Glendora
556.0 Chino
555.0 El Dorado
539.5 West
531.8 Arlington
521.5 Schurr
478.3 Don Antonio Lugo
N/A Arroyo

Auxiliary
181.95 Chino
178.25 El Dorado
175.80 Riverside King
168.95 Mt. Carmel
167.65 Glendora
167.60 Rancho Bernardo
163.15 West
161.80 Arlington
148.65 Don Antonio Lugo
140.10 Schurr
N/A Arroyo

GRAND SWEEPSTAKES
High Combined Auxiliary – 181.95 Chino
High Combined Music – 579.0 Rancho Bernardo
Grand Champion – 188.10 Rancho Bernardo

[bandfan88]

Percussion Festival

Street Division
88.0 Beckman
80.0 Montebello

Field Division
95.0 Eastlake
93.0 Mayfair - tie
93.0 West - tie
93.0 Temple City - tie

[shagadalex]

I watched both the parade and field show and thank everyone, especially the Arcadia High students, boosters, and staff, for putting on such a wonderful event and keeping the spirit up even in the rain!!

Allow me to say Arroyo really surprised me during the field show! WOW! I've never really heard them or seen them perform and was blown away!

[bandfan88]

Here are the winners of the caption awards from the Field Tournament:

High Visual - 92.50 El Dorado
High GE - 180.5 Chino
High Music - 96.50 Rancho Bernardo

[SoCalBandFreq]

2012 Arcadia Field Playlist...more uploads coming soon!

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL ... ature=plcp

[Hostrauser]

93.0 Mayfair - tie
93.0 West - tie
93.0 Temple City - tie

C'mon man.

[perc2100]

Here are the winners of the caption awards from the Field Tournament:

High Visual - 92.50 El Dorado
High GE - 180.5 Chino
High Music - 96.50 Rancho Bernardo

Thanks; guess it's too much to ask SCSBOA to post stuff online in an expeditious manner...

[Fore!]

The "posting person" was working at a tournament all day Saturday and did not get home until after midnight! PLUS - he has to wait until the results are sent to him from the event head judge. This usually takes a minimum of 24 - 48 hours!

Sorry if I sound a bit "rude!" I'm tired of folks not having a little patience.

[Luis]

Great job to all bands that performed. Below are links to the playlist as well as each individual performance.
Enjoy

2012 Arcadia Band Review Playlist

Host - Arcadia HS - Washington Grays by Claudio S. Grafulla
Host - Arcadia HS: “A” & “Open” Line Percussion Units
Host - Dana MS - Free World by Karl L. King
Host - First Avenue MS - Let the Flag of Freedom Wave by James Swearingen
Host - Foothills MS - Torch of Liberty by Karl L. King

95.75 - Riverside King HS - The Army and Navy Forever by Dr. Collette Hausey
95.15 - Rancho Bernardo HS - Bravura by Charles E. Duble
95.05 - Mt. Carmel HS - Voice of the Guns by Kenneth J. Alford
94.35 - Diamond Bar HS - The Loyal Legion by John Philip Sousa
94.15 - Glendora HS - The Mad Major by Kenneth J. Alford
94.00 - Notre Dame HS - Daughters of Texas by John Philip Sousa
92.90 - Chino HS - The Irish Brigade by Dr. Collette Hausey
92.60 - El Dorado HS - British Eighth by Zo Elliott
92.55 - Arlington HS - Riders for the Flag by John Philip Sousa
91.95 - Kaiser HS - Comrades of the Legion by John Philip Sousa

91.55 - Loara HS - Army of the Nile by Kenneth J. Alford
91.50 - Mayfair HS - The Mad Major by Kenneth J. Alford
91.50 - Kennedy HS - The Lamb’s March by John Philip Sousa
91.40 - Montebello HS - Marquette University March by John Philip Sousa
91.40 - Mira Mesa HS - The Corcoran Cadets by John Philip Sousa
91.20 - John Glenn HS - Gloria by Frank H. Losey
91.15 - Diamond Ranch HS - The Gallant Seventh by John Philip Sousa
91.10 - Santiago HS - Ancient & Honorable Artillery Company by John Philip Sousa
91.10 - Garey HS - The Directorate by John Philip Sousa
90.90 - Eastlake HS - The Gridiron Club by John Philip Sousa

90.75 - Olympian HS - The Gallant Seventh by John Philip Sousa
90.65 - Cypress HS - Ancient & Honorable Artillery Company by John Philip Sousa
90.30 - Whitney HS - Action Front! by Hermann L. Blankenburg
90.25 - Esperanza HS - The Directorate by John Philip Sousa
90.00 - Schurr HS - Ancient & Honorable Artillery Company by John Philip Sousa
89.90 - Bonita Vista HS - El Capitan by John Philip Sousa
89.85 - West HS - Glorious Victory by William M. Kendall
89.75 - Shadow Hills HS - Glorious Victory by William M. Kendall
89.65 - Beckman HS - Bullets & Bayonets by John Philip Sousa
89.40 - Workman HS - Nobles of the Mystic Shrine by John Philip Sousa

89.25 - South El Monte HS - Eagle Squadron by Kenneth J. Alford
89.00 - El Rancho HS - Zacatecas by Genaro Codina
88.65 - Temple City HS - Marsche Minor by Dr. Collete Hausey
88.65 - Patrick Henry HS - The Mad Major by Kenneth J. Alford
87.95 - Point Loma HS - Bravura by Charles E. Duble
86.35 - Don Lugo HS - The Washington Post by John Philip Sousa
85.80 - Valhalla HS - Ancient & Honorable Artillery Company by John Philip Sousa
83.35 - John Burroughs HS - Glorious Victory by William M. Kendall
83.35 - San Dimas HS - Manhattan Beach by John Philip Sousa

[dr]

Here are the winners of the caption awards from the Field Tournament:

High Visual - 92.50 El Dorado
High GE - 180.5 Chino
High Music - 96.50 Rancho Bernardo

Thanks; guess it's too much to ask SCSBOA to post stuff online in an expeditious manner...

And what exactly do you consider an expeditious manner? I finished posting the results of the Band Review about 4:15 PM on Saturday, The last band didn't step off until 12:24 PM. The scores still needed to be entered into the recap program, then verified and checked for errors before they were printed, then copied, then distributed to the directors for a last chance to catch any errors. After that the awards ceremony starts. The resulting scores are not supposed to be made public until they are announced at the awards ceremony, contrary to the notion of "scooping" the information to the waiting competitors, and ruining the effect of hearing the results for the first time along with all the other competitors. There is already a great deal of concern about overzealous staff members leaking the scores/results before the awards announcements. 4:15 PM is about as expeditious as possible.

I posted the Field Tournament results as soon as possible after driving home (and I live close by). The Field Tournament Awards Ceremony was scheduled to start at 8:45 PM. I purposely waited until 10:15 PM to post the Field Results to make sure that the awards ceremony was concluded before making the scores public on the internet. Admittedly I neglected to include the high Visual Performance and High General Effect scores/awards. It was my oversight and JC posted those results at 10:23 AM.

There was a time not that long ago when the Long Beach All-Western Band Review didn't begin the awards ceremony until 4-5 hours after the competition concluded. Score detail and recaps weren't distributed until the following sping (as in April/May of the following year). Almost all competitions these days distribute recaps/score details prior to the start of the awards ceremony. It doesn't get much more expeditious than that. There has been serious discussion about the timing of the release of the score details with some people suggesting that detail not be released, even to the competitors, until AFTER the awards are concluded. Far too many directors and staff members feel a need to "scoop" the announcements by texting or otherwise sharing scores publicly before the awards are announced. There is a balance needed and it is possible to reveal results TOO early. Count your blessings. The Presidential Election in 2000 weren't finalized for more than a month after the polls closed and those results are still considered controversial and suspect.

Perhaps you can show us an example of where you posted that quantity of information to that degree of accuracy in a shorter period of time.... or better yet, perhaps you can keep your snide remarks to yourself instead of posting them in a public forum. That would be my suggestion.

[Bandmaster]

Dennis is, by far, the most expeditious SCSBOA official EVER!!!! Thank you Dennis! Dennis always tries to post the results the day of the event or at the lastest the next morning. Bravo!

I totally agree that the results should NEVER be released before the awards ceremony. I remember, when working at the All-Western, how exciting the awards ceremony became as the evening progressed. To take that excitment away from the student's experience would be tragic in my opinion. It's part of the reward for all the hard work and dedication.

[bandfan88]

Dennis is, by far, the most expeditious SCSBOA official EVER!!!! Thank you Dennis! Dennis always tries to post the results the day of the event or at the lastest the next morning. Bravo!

I totally agree that the results should NEVER be released before the awards ceremony. I remember, when working at the All-Western, how exciting the awards ceremony became as the evening progressed. To take that excitment away from the student's experience would be tragic in my opinion. It's part of the reward for all the hard work and dedication.

Here, here! Without Dennis, the results wouldn't have been posted until well after 6pm, or maybe even after the field tournament, as I didn't get home from the school until that time. Imagine how much more whining there would've been if folks had to wait that long for the scores!

[Arcadia Festival of Bands]

Thank you to all of this year's bands and their directors who braved the elements Saturday and came out to the band review and field tournament despite the less than optimal weather conditions!

We also want to thank all the students, staff, and parents for your understanding in dealing with the limited space in the gym for the awards ceremony, we couldn't have made it happen without your cooperation and support.

Congratulations to all the bands on your excellent performances, and a very special congratulations to the Band Review Sweepstakes Champion, Riverside King HS, and the Field Tournament and Combined Grand Champion Rancho Bernardo HS!

We hope to see you all again next year as we celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the Arcadia Festival of Bands on Saturday, November 16, 2013!

[bandfan88]

Here's a recap complete with ordinal rankings from Saturday's results.

Looking at Luis's recordings, this has got to be one of the strongest Arcadia's we've seen for some time now. Congratulations to all the young men and women that marched Saturday, and their directors and instructors on a fantastic job well done! Every single band brought their A game and should be proud of the way they performed, especially given the rain!

Also, a very special congratulations to Riverside King on coming out on top of a deep field of some phenomenal bands!