(March 5, 2022, Knoxville, Tennessee)
The WGI Knoxville Percussion and Winds Regional drew a wide range of units as the indoor marching activity celebrates a return to in-person contests.
The stats: 20 percussion ensembles, 4 winds units, 5 states represented, 7 competition classes.
Reigning WGI Scholastic Open class gold medalist Sparkman H.S. (Harvest, AL) had a spectacular run, scoring 85.3 with its musical nuances,
confident delivery and compelling storyline. Frequent WGI medalist Muscle Shoals H.S. (AL) scored 85.2 with a masterful performance in Scholastic Concert Open class, while
perennial contender Dorman H.S. (Roebuck, SC) scored 84.05 with a visually and emotionally engaging program to place first among 12 units in Scholastic A class.
Clover H.S. (SC), Dobyns-Bennett H.S. (TN) and Oak Ridge H.S. (TN), all scored 80+ points, with host school Hardin Valley Academy Winds (TN) just a fraction away at 79.95.
This is only the fourth weekend of in-person WGI percussion and winds events since the season came to an abrupt end due to COVID-19 in March 2020. Performers now have their eyes on Dayton, Ohio, where the
WGI Percussion and Winds World Championships are set to return April 21-24.
Photos of all 24 units in the #wgiknoxville event are pictured here in no particular order. For complete results visit
WGI.org.
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Sparkman H.S., Harvest, Alabama
Muscle Shoals H.S., Muscle Shoals, Alabama
Dorman H.S., Roebuck, South Carolina
Lakeway Christian Academy, White Pine, Tennessee
Audio Theater, Nashville, Tennessee
Hardin Valley Academy Winds, Knoxville, Tennessee
Hardin Valley Academy, Knoxville, Tennessee
Clover H.S., Clover, South Carolina
Sequoyah H.S. Winds, Madisonville, Tennessee
Dobyns-Bennett H.S., Kingsport, Tennessee
Oak Ridge H.S., Oak Ridge, Tennessee
Seymour H.S., Seymour, Tennessee
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