Marching Reds Continue Strong Season
The Gustine High School Marching Band and Color Guard have continued to shine this marching season, with October being the busiest month for competing marching bands.
High school bands, such as Gustine's, often have late night Friday Football Games followed by early morning competitions, making for busy weekends all season long.
- The band has competed three times this season.
- They are competing as a 2A band with 36-50 members, with divisions decided based on band size, not school size.
Each competition is evaluated by a panel of judges that critique music, marching, and showmanship, with separate judges for the drum major and colorguard, and scores calculated out of a possible 100 points.
Author's summary: Gustine High School Marching Band excels in competitions.
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