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Post by boahistorybuff on Jul 10, 2020 6:33:26 GMT -6
Even though the official Kentucky Music Educators Association (KMEA) State Championships did not begin until 1986, high level competitive marching band competitions in and around Kentucky go all the way back into the 1960s and 1970s. In fact, prior to 1986, Kentucky had several nationally acclaimed marching bands. During the 1970s, Murray HS made a huge statement by their surprise win at the 1977 Grand National Championships, winning the Class A title and claiming the overall Grand National title; the only Kentucky band to win a GN title. Murray's success during the 1970s and early 1980s was somewhat brief. Lafayette HS and George Rogers Clark HS were sctually very strong throughout the entire 1970s. These two bands won multiple Middle Tennessee State University Contest of Champion titles in the 1970s. This was a very prestigious competition back then. Videos I have seen of these two bands certainly suggest they were among the best in the nation during that era. These of course were just a few examples as Kentucky actually had several well renown marching bands in the 1970s. Lafayette remained strong through the 1980s. George Rogers Clark did as well, although they were not quite as successful during the first half of the decade. The Marching Admirals of Danville HS, a very good small band program in the late 1970s, were very strong in the early 1980s. This included two Grand National Class A titles and two top 6 finishes in GN finals. In 1982 they also became the first Kentucky band to win a BOA (or MBA back then) regional title. North Hardin HS also emerged very strong in the early 1980s and won multiple MTSU Contest of Champion titles. They remained very dominant in state competitions through the entire decade. They only attended two BOA Grand Nationals or they would have had more BOA success that decade. In the 1990s, it was Lafayette who then dominated state competitions. They did not attend BOA in the early 1990s as they too would have had much BOA success.
For its population, Kentucky has produced a very large number of quality marching bands. Many of these bands have come from small schools. Kentucky has more BOA Grand National Class A titles than any other state. For me, I have always found Kentucky marching bands to be enjoyable to watch. Many of the strong Kentucky programs have always seemed to have a good deal of audience appeal, at least from my perspective. Kentucky, like many states, has had one or two bands that have been very dominate in the state championships over the decades. Lafayette has won 21 state titles in the large school class. Although they have competed in smaller school classes, Adair County actually has 24 state titles, more than any other Kentucky band.
There is a very good Wikipedia page that gives a good bit of history about the KMEA state championships found here.
I will include the results of the KMEA state championship finals below. The complete KMEA results can be found here.
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Post by boahistorybuff on Jul 10, 2020 6:55:56 GMT -6
1986
1. George Rogers Clark - 90.30 (4A champion and overall state champion)
2. North Hardin - 89.50
3. Lafayette - 89.40
4. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 85.75
5. Glasgow - 85.35 (3A champion)
6. Adair County - 84.50 (1A champion)
7. Larue County - 81.90
8. Bremen - 78.25 (2A champion)
9. Highlands - 77.30
10. Danville - 76.60
11. Bowling Green - 76.30
12. Beechwood - 74..35
1987
Class A
1. Campbellsville - 75.10
2. Hazard - 73.70
3. Murray - 70.80
4. Lyon County - 70.30
Class AA
1. Adair County - 87.70
2. Beechwood - 86.70
3. Bowling Green - 81.50
4. Daviess County - 75.70
Class AAA
1. Meade County - 83.90
2. Muhlenberg Central - 82.90
3. Lone Oak - 80.40
4. Christian County - 79.40
5. Dixie Heights - 76.30
6. Boone County - 75.90
Class AAAA
1. North Hardin - 93.80
2. George Rogers Clark - 93.70
3. Oldham County - 92.70
4. Lafayette - 91.20
1988
Class A
1. Bremen - 87.60
2. Pikeville - 82.78
3. Nelson County - 79.30
4. Bryan Station - 78.67
Class AA
1. Bowling Green - 89.12
2. Beechwood - 87.05
3. Madison Central - 84.19
4. Tates Creek - 83.77
Class AAA
1. Adair County - 90.41
2. Henderson County - 89.67
3. Harrison County - 87.12
4. Larue County - 85.12
Class AAAA
1. North Hardin - 95.60
2. Lafayette - 93.53
3. George Rogers Clark - 91.55
4. Oldham County - 90.75
1989
Class A
1. Hazard - 82.52
2. Pikeville - 81.73
3. Lloyd Memorial - 81.47
4. Bremen - 81.19
Class AA
1. Madison Central - 91.58
2. Oldham County - 87.12
3. Highlands - 86.73
4. South Oldham - 84.67
Class AAA
1. Adair County - 93.76
2. Harrison County - 88.88
3. Henderson County - 87.90
4. Dixie Heights - 86.61
Class AAAA
1. North Hardin - 95.71
2. Lafayette - 94.11
3. George Rogers Clark - 93.44
4. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 91.59
1990
Class A
1. Beechwood - 84.30
2. Nelson County - 78.75
3. Pikeville - 78.65
4. Taylor County - 78.25
Class AA
1. Adair County - 89.80
2. Madison Central - 84.55
3. Larue County - 83.05
4. Bowling Green - 81.40
Class AAA
1. Dixie Heights - 87.50
2. Harrison County - 87.50
3. Elizabethtown - 82.85
4. Henderson County - 81.35
Class AAAA
1. Lafayette - 90.90
2. George Rogers Clark - 90.55
3. Muhlenberg North - 89.30
4. North Hardin - 84.70
1991
Class A
1. Madison Southern - 84.35
2. Lyon County - 80.52
3. Hazard - 80.50
4. Taylor County - 74.35
Class AA
1. Adair County - 91.14
2. Beechwood - 87.10
3. South Oldham - 84.95
4. Mercer County - 81.66
Class AAA
1. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 89.51
2. Harrison County - 88.33
3. Elizabethtown - 87.67
4. Central Hardin - 85.99
Class AAAA
1. Lafayette - 95.23
2. George Rogers Clark - 94.43
3. Muhlenberg North - 91.60
4. Male (Louisville) - 88.66
1992
*Note: George Rogers Clark attended BOA Grand Nationals instead of KMEA state as they were on the same weekend
Class A
1. Madison Southern - 87.28
2. Hazard - 86.25
3. Pleasure Ridge Park - 85.85
4. Taylor County - 82.63
Class AA
1. Adair County - 92.13
2. Oldham County - 86.73
3. Beechwood - 85.20
4. Russell - 84.43
Class AAA
1. Central Hardin - 91.33
2. Muhlenberg North - 90.68
3. South Oldham - 90.25
4. Elizabethtown - 89.03
Class AAAA
1. Lafayette - 95.58
2. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 92.50
3. North Hardin - 89.30
4. Dixie Heights - 87.95
1993
Class A
1. Pleasure Ridge Park - 92.95
2. Hazard - 92.10
3. Campbellsville - 91.50
4. Washington County - 90.55
Class AA
1. Adair County - 92.15
2. Harrison County - 91.95
3. Ohio County - 89.55
4. Oldham County - 87.53
Class AAA
1. Elizabethtown - 90.85
2. Muhlenberg North - 89.40
3. Central Hardin - 88.90
4. Greenwood - 87.85
Class AAAA
1. Lafayette - 93.43
2. North Hardin - 90.42
3. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 89.72
4. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 87.44
1994
Class A
1. Hazard - 88.79
2. Campbellsville - 86.97
3. Grant County - 83.94
4. South Oldham - 83.69
Class AA
1. Adair County - 94.10
2. Harrison County - 91.25
3. George Rogers Clark - 90.47
4. Daviess County - 88.79
Class AAA
1. Elizabethtown - 88.11
2. Christian County - 87.64
3. Glasgow - 85.50
4. Greenwood - 85.32
Class AAAA
1. Lafayette - 94.53
2. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 92.30
3. North Hardin - 90.56
4. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 89.32
1995
Class A
1. Grant County - 91.85
2. Nicholas County - 89.95
3. Hazard - 89.75
4. Lloyd Memorial - 88.60
Class AA
1. Adair County - 93.35
2. Harrison County - 92.85
3. Scott - 88.20
4. Mercer County - 88.10
Class AAA
1. Elizabethtown - 92.26
2. Greenwood - 91.48
3. Glasgow - 90.98
4. Christian County - 89.90
Class AAAA
1. Lafayette - 96.23
2. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 93.66
3. North Hardin - 92.08
4. Male - 89.32
1996
Class A
1. Nicholas County - 91.90
2. Lloyd Memorial - 90.90
3. Campbellsville - 88.90
4. Trigg County - 88.60
Class AA
1. Mercer County - 93.91
2. Grant County - 93.30
3. Adair County - 93.15
4. Madison Central - 92.90
Class AAA
1. Harrison County - 94.75
2. Daviess County - 93.44
3. Beechwood - 90.53
4. Boyle County - 90.00
Class AAAA
1. Lafayette - 93.70
2. North Hardin - 93.10
3. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 90.60
4. Boone County - 88.70
1997
Class A
1. Nicholas County - 87.95
2. Murray - 87.20
3. Breckinridge County - 87.00
4. Campbellsville - 84.45
Class AA
1. Adair County - 93.20
2. Grant County - 89.60
3. Mercer County - 87.40
4. Madison Central - 84.70
Class AAA
1. Elizabethtown - 92.90
2. Daviess County - 89.40
3. Harrison County - 88.90
4. George Rogers Clark - 84.30
Class AAAA
1. Lafayette - 93.00
2. North Hardin - 92.90
3. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 90.70
4. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 88.45
1998
Class A
1. Hazard - 88.50
2. East Jessamine - 88.30
3. Marion County - 87.50
4. Campbellsville - 86.70
Class AA
1. Grant County - 92.50
2. Nicholas County - 92.00
3. Adair County - 91.65
4. Dixie Heights - 88.90
Class AAA
1. Elizabethtown - 94.10
2. Harrison County - 93.64
3. Apollo - 91.20
4. Muhlenberg North - 90.55
Class AAAA
1. Lafayette - 93.90
2. North Hardin - 93.30
3. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 90.00
4. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 90.00
1999
Class A
1. Marian County - 94.01
2. Hazard - 93.71
3. East Jessamine - 92.15
4. Breckinridge County - 91.45
Class AA
1. Adair County - 93.35
2. Madison Central - 93.05
3. Grant County - 92.51
4. Washington County - 91.06
Class AAA
1. Harrison County - 96.35
2. Muhlenberg North - 94.00
3. Elizabethtown - 93.00
4. Daviess County - 90.65
Class AAAA
1. Lafayette - 97.25
2. North Hardin - 94.07
3. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 92.10
4. Greenwood - 92.00
2000 Class A
1. Nicholas County - 91.78
2. Pleasure Ridge Park - 89.90
3. Trigg County - 86.98
4. Hazard - 86.62
Class AA
1. Adair County - 91.66
2. Madison Central - 88.28
3. Muhlenberg North - 88.22
4. Shelby County - 88.08
Class AAA
1. Harrison County - 92.16
2. Daviess County - 89.30
3. Grant County - 89.24
4. Elizabethtown - 87.00
Class AAAA
1. Lafayette - 96.16
2. North Hardin - 93.32
3. Tates Creek - 91.78
4. Male - 90.12
2001
*Note - North Hardin did not attend
Class A
1. Boyle County - 88.60
2. East Jessamine - 86.00
3. Hazard - 85.40
4. Ryle - 80.20
Class AA
1. Adair County - 90.80
2. Shelby County - 87.50
3. Harrison County - 86.70
4. Murray - 85.45
Class AAA
1. Daviess County - 88.20
2. Madison Central - 87.20
3. George Rogers Clark - 86.90
4. Elizabethtown - 82.10
Class AAAA
1. Lafayette - 93.25
2. Tates Creek - 92.10
3. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 91.75
4. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 88.30
2002
*Note - North Hardin did not attend
Class A
1. Boyle County - 89.50
2. Williamstown - 85.20
3. Nelson County - 81.30
4. Ryle - 81.15
Class AA
1. Harrison County - 91.60
2. Adair County - 88.75
3. Shelby County - 86.30
4. Calloway County - 83.80
Class AAA
1. George Rogers Clark - 88.00
2. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 85.40
3. John Hardin - 85.30
4. Ballard - 85.10
Class AAAA
1. Lafayette - 90.90
2. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 90.80
3. Tates Creek - 89.50
4. Male - 88.90
2003
Class A
1. Boyle County - 89.36
2. Williamstown - 88.70
3. Hazard - 85.70
4. Bourbon County - 82.30
Class AA
1. Harrison County - 91.80
2. Adair County - 90.50
3. Madison Central - 89.68
4. Elizabethtown - 86.30
Class AAA
1. Russell County - 91.45
2. John Hardin - 90.95
3. Ballard - 89.40
4. George Rogers Clark - 89.00
Class AAAA
1. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 96.75
2. Lafayette - 95.65
3. Male - 91.55
4. Campbell County - 91.05
2004
*Note - Male did not attend
Class A
1. Williamstown - 90.30
2. Hazard - 87.80
3. Boyle County - 87.66
4. Larue County - 85.96
Class AA
1. Adair County - 92.20
2. Harrison County - 89.55
3. Ballard - 88.79
4. Mercer County - 88.13
Class AAA
1. Madison Central - 89.80
2. Henry Clay - 89.78
3. Daviess County - 88.00
4. Lone Oak - 86.44
Class AAAA
1. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 95.12
2. Lafayette - 93.90
3. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 89.70
4. George Rogers Clark - 89.50
2005
Class A
1. Williamstown - 85.20
2. Beechwood - 84.20
3. Murray - 83.50
4. Hazard - 93.40
Class AA
1. Mercer County - 83.76
2. Lloyd Memorial - 83.60
3. Glasgow - 78.50
4. Trigg County - 77.10
Class AAA
1. Adair County - 92.90
2. Russell County - 85.80
3. Bourbon County - 85.10
4. Boyle County - 83.80
Class AAAA
1. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 88.50
2. Marion County - 84.90
3. Calloway County - 84.00
4. Harrison County - 82.40
Class AAAAA
1. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 92.90
2. Lafayette - 91.10
3. George Rogers Clark - 88.20
4. John Hardin - 88.00
2006
Class A
1. Beechwood - 88.8
2. Williamstown - 88.4
3. Murray - 87.5
4. Nicholas County - 82.40
Class AA
1. Mercer County - 87.70
2. Lloyd Memorial - 86.0
3. Washington County - 85.5
4. Muhlenberg South - 84.7
Class AAA
1. Adair County - 92.14
2. Bourbon County - 91.4
3. Garrard - 87.7
4. Boyle County - 87.1
Class AAAA
1. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 87.0
2. Calloway County - 84.8
3. Rowan County - 84.1
4. Harrison County - 83.0
Class AAAAA
1. Lafayette - 95.2
2. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 92.8
3. North Hardin - 92.5
4. Daviess County - 88.6
2007
Class A
1. Williamstown - 89.10
2. Beechwood - 88.23
3. Nicolas County - 87.06
4. Cumberland County - 85.59
Class AA
1. Muhlenberg South - 88.66
2. Murray - 86.88
3. Washington County - 86.16
4. Lloyd Memorial - 84.56
Class AAA
1. Adair County - 96.11
2. Bourbon County - 93.13
3. Garrard County - 90.72
4. Boyle County - 88.26
Class AAAA
1. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 89.71
2. Calloway County - 87.48
3. Rowan County - 86.17
4. Harrison County - 85.70
Class AAAAA
1. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 94.70
2. Lafayette - 94.48
3. North Hardin - 91.98
4. Madison Central - 90.48
2008
Class A
1. Williamstown - 87.87
2. Beechwood - 84.63
3. Murray - 81.75
4. Mayfield - 79.95
Class AA
1. Washington County - 80.35
2. Muhlenberg South - 77.55
3. Shelby Valley - 77.50
4. Caldwell County - 75.52
Class AAA
1. Bourbon County - 92.20
2. Adair County - 91.45
3. Garrard County - 88.10
4. Larue County - 85.12
Class AAAA
1. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 89.79
2. Calloway County - 84.08
3. Boyle County - 81.59
4. Mercer County - 81.43
Class AAAAA
1. Lafayette - 94.67
2. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 92.79
3. North Hardin - 90.72
4. John Hardin - 89.63
2009
Class A
1. Williamston - 89.87
2. Murray - 84.93
3. Beechwood - 84.08
4. Hazard - 83.44
Class AA
1. Washington County - 82.11
2. Elizabethtown - 80.55
3. Trigg County - 80.04
4. Green County - 79.90
Class AAA
1. Bourbon County - 91.21
2. Adair County - 90.75
3. Russell County - 88.34
4. Boyle County - 86.30
Class AAAA
1. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 88.62
2. Grant County - 87.37
3. South Oldham - 85.91
4. Mercer County - 85.58
Class AAAAA
1. Lafayette - 93.08
2. Madison Central - 91.74
3. North Hardin - 91.56
4. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 91.40
2010
Class A
1. Beechwood - 89.8
2. Williamstown - 89.4
3. Murray - 84.8
4. Mayfield - 77.7
Class AA
1. Glasgow - 84.6
2. Washington County - 83.0
3. Green County - 76.0
4. Danville - 75.7
Class AAA
1. Adair County - 93.95
2. Bourbon County - 91.10
3. Taylor County - 86.50
4. Boyle County - 86.00
Class AAAA
1. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 84.85
2. Grant County - 83.73
3. South Oldham - 83.34
4. John Hardin - 81.22
Class AAAAA
1. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 92.65
2. Lafayette - 92.36
3. North Hardin - 90.53
4. Madison Central - 88.90
2011
Class A
1. Beechwood - 90.75
2. Williamstown - 88.75
3. Murray - 87.35
4. Hazard - 84.95
Class AA
1. Larue County - 84.65
2. Danville - 83.50
3. Washington County - 81.35
4. Glasgow - 80.9
Class AAA
1. Adair County - 91.50
2. Bourbon County - 91.10
3. Russell County - 87.25
4. Garrard County - 86.85
Class AAAA
1. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 89.05
2. Grant County - 87.40
3. John Hardin - 84.65
4. West Jessamine - 82.20
Class AAAAA
1. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 94.00
2. Lafayette - 93.30
3. Eastern - 92.40
4. Madison Central - 90.30
2012
Class A
1. Beechwood - 84.20
2. Hazard - 83.70
3. Murray - 83.15
4. Williamstown - 81.40
Class AA
1. Glasgow - 79.10
2. Danville - 78.55
3. Larue County - 78.40
4. Hart County - 76.70
Class AAA
1. Bourbon County - 92.35
2. Adair County - 91.25
3. Garrard County - 82.00
4. Boyle County - 78.50
Class AAAA
1. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 88.15
2. Grant County - 85.10
3. Anderson County - 84.05
4. John Hardin - 82.45
Class AAAAA
1. Lafayette - 93.90
2. North Hardin - 91.40
3. Madison Central - 90.85
4. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 90.65
2013
Class A
1. Beechwood - 87.00
2. Murray - 84.90
3. Williamstown - 84.80
4. Paris - 78.40
Class AA
1. Glasgow - 83.00
2. Trigg County - 81.50
3. Owensboro Catholic - 80.70
4. Christian Academy - 78.50
Class AAA
1. Bourbon County - 90.60
2. Adair County - 90.10
3. Russell County - 87.75
4. Garrard County - 86.10
Class AAAA
1. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 90.86
2. Anderson County - 89.50
3. Grant County - 86.90
4. South Oldham - 86.10
Class AAAAA
1. Lafayette - 95.54
2. Madison Central - 94.16
3. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 91.925
4. North Hardin - 91.34
2014
Class A
1. Williamstown - 89.90
2. Beechwood - 86.50
3. Murray - 85.85
4. Hazard - 83.00
Class AA
1. Garrard County - 86.20
2. Estill County - 83.00
3. Washington County - 82.70
4. Trigg County - 80.35
Class AAA
1. Russell County - 92.90
2. Adair County - 91.35
3. Bourbon County - 91.20
4. Boyle County - 89.15
Class AAAA
1. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 89.45
2. Grant County - 88.60
3. Anderson County - 85.50
4. John Hardin - 84.90
Class AAAAA
1. Madison Central - 94.75
2. Lafayette - 92.75
3. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 92.60
4. North Hardin - 91.15
2015
Class A
1. Beechwood - 82.55
2. Murray - 80.95
3. Williamstown - 79.85
4. Hazard - 79.50
Class AA
1. Estill County - 83.00
2. Garrard County - 82.90
3. Glasgow - 79.50
4. Washington County - 78.45
Class AAA
1. Adair County - 89.80
2. Bourbon County - 87.35
3. Russell County - 85.40
4. Boyle County - 83.75
Class AAAA
1. Grant County - 89.90
2. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 89.40
3. Anderson County - 89.15
4. Hopkinsville - 88.80
Class AAAAA
1. Madison Central - 94.05
2. North Hardin - 93.85
3. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 93.80
4. Lafayette - 92.35
2016
Class A
1. Beechwood - 83.95
2. Williamstown - 80.60
3. Murray - 80.30
4. Mayfield - 74.85
Class AA
1. Estill County - 82.30
2. Washington County - 78.40
3. Garrard County - 78.40
4. Hart County - 73.75
Class AAA
1. Bourbon County - 88.70
2. Russell County - 87.20
3. Adar County - 86.60
4. Taylor County - 82.10
Class AAAA
1. Hopkinsville - 84.10
2. Anderson County - 82.85
3. Barren County - 82.65
4. South Warren - 79.40
Class AAAAA
1. Madison Central - 90.25
2. North Hardin - 89.45
3. Lafayette - 88.30
4. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 87.70
2017
Class A
1. Murray - 81.65
2. Beechwood - 79.55
3. Williamstown - 79.50
4. Danville - 76.10
Class AA
1. Adair County - 91.20
2. Estill County - 85.45
3. Larue County - 81.70
4. Garrard County - 78.65
Class AAA
1. Bourbon County - 86.05
2. Russell County - 85.95
3. Harrison County - 82.70
4. Calloway County - 80.55
Class AAAA
1. Anderson County - 87.80
2. Hopkinsville - 85.80
3. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 83.00
4. South Laurel - 82.20
Class AAAAA
1. Lafayette - 92.95
2. North Hardin - 90.55
3. Madison Central - 90.45
4. Larry A Ryle - 86.70
2018
Class A
1. Murray - 80.95
2. Washington County - 79.85
3. Beechwood - 78.85
4. Williamstown - 77.55
Class AA
1. Adair County - 86.90
2. Estill County - 84.80
3. Garrard County - 80.05
4. Glasgow - 79.55
Class AAA
1. Bourbon County - 88.30
2. Russell County - 85.55
3. Harrison County - 83.85
4. Taylor County - 82.55
Class AAAA
1. South Laurel - 85.05
2. Madisonville-North Hopkins - 84.85
3. Anderson County - 84.70
4. Hopkinsville - 82.85
Class AAAAA
1. Lafayette - 91.20
2. North Hardin - 88.90
3. Madison Central - 88.45
4. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 86.30
2019
*Note: North Hardin did not attend
Class A
1. Hancock County - 76.55
2. Washington County - 75.65
3. Cumberland County - 74.80
4. Owensboro Catholic - 71.95
Class AA
1. Beechwood - 85.20
2. Murray - 84.15
3. Russell Independent - 82.15
4. Mercer County - 79.15
Class AAA
1. Adair County - 89.00
2. Estill County - 88.90
3. Glasgow - 84.90
4. Taylor County - 84.65
Class AAAA
1. South Laurel - 89.10
2. Bourbon County - 89.00
3. Anderson County - 88.30
4. Harrison County - 86.65
Class AAAAA
1. Lafayette - 94.00
2. Madison Central - 92.20
3. Larry A Ryle - 90.65
4. Paul Laurence Dunbar - 86.70
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Post by hewhowaits on Jul 10, 2020 7:10:07 GMT -6
Kentucky bands who compete in Mid-States Band Association (MSBA) championships also have significant success. I am working on compiling the information about MSBA championship history to post in another thread.
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Post by boahistorybuff on Jul 10, 2020 8:36:40 GMT -6
Kentucky bands who compete in Mid-States Band Association (MSBA) championships also have significant success. I am working on compiling the information about MSBA championship history to post in another thread. AWESOME!!!
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