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Ridgeline High wins marching band competition at Moscow

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Ridgeline High School triumphed at the Bands of America Idaho Regional Championship in Moscow, achieving a top score of 82. 3. The band claimed awards for outstanding music performance, outstanding visual performance, and outstanding general effect, showcasing their exceptional talent. Lewiston High School finished 11th with a score of 63. 5, while Clarkston High School ended in 12th place with a score of 62.

85. The competition featured 14 bands from various schools, with Cheney High School and Mt. Spokane High School following closely behind Ridgeline at scores of 79. 85 and 78. 05, respectively.

This event not only celebrates the artistry of high school marching bands but also fosters community pride and school spirit. Ridgeline's victory adds to the school's reputation in the competitive marching band circuit. The event draws attention to the importance of music education and extracurricular activities in local schools. Such competitions encourage students to develop their skills and teamwork.

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