Algona hosts band day
Sixteen bands participate in Saturday parade
-Messenger photo by Emilie Nelson-Jenson The Scarlet Regiment Marching Band of Algona High School closed out the 69th Annual Algona Band Day Parade with a selection from their 2017 show titled “Scarlet Jazz.”
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- -Messenger photo by Emilie Nelson-Jenson The Scarlet Regiment Marching Band of Algona High School closed out the 69th Annual Algona Band Day Parade with a selection from their 2017 show titled “Scarlet Jazz.”
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- -Messenger photo by Emilie Nelson-Jenson The Marching Eagles of Eagle Grove High School received second place in Class 2A. performs in Class 3A at Algona Band Day.
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- -Messenger photo by Emilie Nelson-Jenson The Bishop Garrigan High School Band took first place in the Class 1A High School Division of the Algona Band Day Parade.
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- -Messenger photo by Emilie Nelson-Jenson The Webster City High School Marching Band performs in Class 3A at Algona Band Day.
The 69th Annual Algona Band Day was held Saturday in Algona. Sixteen bands participated in the afternoon parade on State Street with a dozen bands competing in the evening field show. Results are as follows.
Parade
Class 1A Middle School
– West Hancock Middle School, first place
-Messenger photo by Emilie Nelson-Jenson The Marching Eagles of Eagle Grove High School received second place in Class 2A. performs in Class 3A at Algona Band Day.
– Bishop Garrigan Middle School, second place
Class 2A Middle School
– Sheldon Middle School, first place
Class 3A Middle School
– Algona Middle School, first place
-Messenger photo by Emilie Nelson-Jenson The Bishop Garrigan High School Band took first place in the Class 1A High School Division of the Algona Band Day Parade.
– Humboldt Middle School, second place
Class 1A High School
– Bishop Garrigan, first place
– Clay Central-Everly, second place
– North Union, third place
-Messenger photo by Emilie Nelson-Jenson The Webster City High School Marching Band performs in Class 3A at Algona Band Day.
– West Bend-Mallard, fourth place
Class 2A High School
– Clarion-Goldfield-Dows, first place
– Eagle Grove, second place
Class 3A High School
– Forest City, first place
– Charles City, second place
– Webster City, third place
Open Class
– Worthington, Minn., first place
– Stewartville, Minn., second place
Field Competition
– Best Winds, Forest City
– Best Colorguard, Lake Mills
– Best Percussion, Cresco-Crestwood
– Best Marching/Maneuvering, Forest City
– Best Drum Majors, Bishop Heelan
Class 1A
– Bishop Garrigan, first place
Class 2A
– Lake Mills, first place
– Garner-Hayfield-Ventura, second place
Class 3A
– Forest City, first place
– Cresco-Crestwood, second place
– Estherville-Lincoln Central, third place
– Humboldt, fourth place
– Bishop Heelan, fifth place
– Clear Lake, sixth place
– Charles City, seventh place
Overall field marching champion: Forest City
John Aboud Sweepstakes Award: Forest City
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