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The OSAA is comprised of 290 member high schools representing more than 200 Oregon communities. A private non‐profit, board‐governed association, the OSAA is sanctioned by the Oregon State Board of Education and is a member of the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS). It’s History The OSAA began in 1918 when administrators from 36 schools recognized a need for an organization to coordinate and regulate high school interscholastic competition. Thus the Oregon State High School Athletic Association was formed. The name was changed in 1947 to reflect the inclusion of activities outside of traditional athletics. Mission Statement The mission of the OSAA is to serve member schools by providing leadership and state coordination for the conduct of interscholastic activities, which will enrich the educational experiences of high school students. The OSAA will work to promote interschool activities that provide equitable participation opportunities, positive recognition and learning experiences to students, while enhancing the achievement of educational goals. What the OSAA Does Much like the NCAA at the collegiate level, the OSAA regulates the eligibility and competition of all high school students in the state. This includes everything from determining which league a school will compete in to sponsoring and administering state championships. Funding As a private, non‐profit organization, the OSAA does not receive any state funding. Revenue is generated from three sources: school membership fees, state championship gate receipts and corporate sponsors. OSAA Activities The OSAA sponsors 116 state championships for students competing in 19 interscholastic activities: Fall Cross Country, Volleyball, Soccer, Football Winter Cheerleading, Wrestling, Swimming, Basketball, Dance/Drill Spring Speech, Solo Music, Choir, Band/Orchestra Golf, Tennis, Track & Field, Softball, Baseball

E X E C U T I V E B O A R D

Don Grotting Superintendent

David Douglas SD 6A

Mark Hannan (Pres.)

Principal Silverton HS

5A

Krista Parent Superintendent South Lane SD

4A

Tim France Principal

Willamina HS 3A

Jeff Clark (V.P.)

Principal Oakland HS

2A

Jack Henderson Superintendent

Dufur SD 1A

Mark Witty Superintendent

Baker SD 6A/5A/4A At-Large

Heidi Sipe

Superintendent Umatilla SD

3A/2A/1A At-Large

Sherry Duerst-Higgins School Board

Lane County ESD OSBA

Mark Horak Athletic Director

West Linn HS OADA

Mary Lou Boderman Coordinator Music &

Drama Salem-Keizer SD

Activities

John Beck Coach

Crater HS OACA

Jack Folliard Executive Director

OAOA

OREGON SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION

2017‐18 Delegate Assembly

DISTRICT TERM EXP NAME POSITION SCHOOL / DISTRICT

6A‐1 Portland Interscholastic League 2020 * Brian Chatard Principal Wilson HS

6A‐2 Metro League 2020 **EB Don Grotting Superintendent Beaverton SD

6A‐3 Mt. Hood Conference 2019 Ken Richardson Superintendent David Douglas SD

6A‐4 Three Rivers League 2018 Ken Bell Principal Sherwood HS

6A‐5 Greater Valley Conference 2020 ** Susie Orsborn Principal West Albany HS

6A‐6 Southwest Conference 2018 ** Russ Bolin Administrator Roseburg HS

5A‐1 Northwest Oregon Conference 2018 ** Mark Pinder Principal Milwaukie HS

5A‐2 Mid‐Willamette Conference 2019 **EB Mark Hannan Administrator Silver Falls SD

5A‐3 Midwestern League 2018 Kelly Bokn District Athletic Director Eugene SD

5A‐4 Intermountain Conference 2020 * Mike McIntosh Superintendent Redmond SD

5A‐5 Columbia River Conference 2019 Rich Polkinghorn Principal Hood River Valley HS

4A‐1 Cowapa League 2020 ** Jim Jones Principal Scappoose HS

4A‐2 Tri‐Valley Conference 2018 Ryan Carpenter Superintendent Estacada SD

4A‐3 Far West League 2020 * Andy Grzeskowiak Superintendent Siuslaw SD

4A‐4 Oregon West Conference 2020 * Heidi Hermansen Assistant Principal Cascade HS

4A‐5 Sky‐Em League 2019 Curtiss Scholl Superintendent Sisters SD

4A‐6 Skyline Conference 2020 * Erik Lathen Principal North Valley HS

4A‐7 Greater Oregon League 2019 EB Mark Witty Superintendent Baker SD

3A‐1 Lewis & Clark League 2019 ** Graden Blue Principal Rainier HS

3A‐2 West Valley League 2018 EB Tim France Principal Willamina HS

3A‐3 PacWest Conference 2020 * Cathy Emmert Principal Jefferson HS

3A‐4 Mountain Valley Conference 2018 ** Tony Jones Administrator Coquille SD

3A‐5 Eastern Oregon League 2018 Marie Shimer Director of Ed Services Morrow County SD

3A‐6 Southern Cascade League 2020 * Rusty Zysett Vice Principal Lakeview HS

2A‐1 Northwest League 2020 * Misty Wharton Superintendent Nestucca Valley SD

2A‐2 Tri‐River Conference 2020 ** David Plotts Principal Santiam HS

2A‐3 Mountain View Conference 2018 EB Jeff Clark Principal Oakland HS

2A‐4 Sunset Conference 2020 * Brandon Standridge Assistant Principal Bandon HS

2A‐5 Columbia Basin Conference 2019 Matt Combe Principal Heppner HS

2A‐6 Wapiti League 2018 ** Curt Shelley Superintendent John Day SD

1A‐1 The Valley 10 League 2018 Mark Sherman Vice Principal Southwest Christian HS

1A‐2 Casco League 2018 ** Adam Kronberger Principal Crosshill Christian School

1A‐3 Mountain West League 2020 * Marc Thielman Superintendent Alsea SD

1A‐4 Skyline League 2019 Scott Yakovich Principal North Douglas HS

1A‐5 Mountain Valley League 2019 ** Steve Prock Principal Gilchrist HS

1A‐6 Big Sky League 2019 Jim Smith Principal Wheeler HS

1A‐7 Old Oregon League 2018 ** Lance Dixon Superintendent North Powder SD

1A‐8 High Desert League 2020 * Kevin Purnell Principal Adrian HS

Oregon School Boards Assn 2020 *EB Sherry Duerst‐Higgins School Board Lane County ESD

Oregon Athletic Directors Assn 2019 EB Mark Horak Athletic Director West Linn HS

Activities Advisory Committee 2019 EB Mary Lou Boderman Coord of Music/Drama Salem‐Keizer SD

Oregon Athletic Coaches Assn 2020 *EB John Beck Coach Crater HS

Oregon Athletic Officials Assn 2019 EB Jack Folliard Executive Director Officials Association

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O S A A / Cindy Simmons, Assistant Executive Director

S T A T E C H A M P I O N S H I P D I R E C T O R / Charles Bolton Mr. Bolton has been a band director in Oregon for 52 years, beginning his career at Knappa High School in 1966. He retired in the spring of 1999 from Sam Barlow High School after 31 years. At various times, he directed both the Wind Ensemble and the Jazz Band at Mt. Hood Community College. Currently he is teaching classes in music education at Warner Pacific College and Portland State University. His Sam Barlow High School bands performed many times at the Oregon Music Educators Conference, All-Northwest Conference, WIBC and the International Society for Music Education. His bands won 18 league championships and placed in the top five for 14 consecutive years at the OSAA State Championships, including a pair of state titles. In 1994, he was selected as the Outstanding Teacher in the Gresham-Barlow School District and was named Oregon's Mr. Holland at the premier of the movie of "Mr. Holland's Opus". Mr. Bolton received the American Bandmasters Associations Citation of Excellence and was honored as the 2002 Band Director of the Year by the Oregon Band Directors Association. In 2008 he was awarded the John McManus Distinguished Teacher Award by the Oregon Music Educators Association and this year received the Exemplary Service to Music Education Award. In 2012 the Oregon Music Education Association gave him the Exemplary Service to Music Education Award. He has directed the Alaska All-State Band, taught many summers at the music institute in Hawaii and five times co-directed the band for the Oregon Ambassadors of Music on their tour of Europe. In the spring of 2015 he traveled to China and conducted the International Schools of China high school honor band. He conducts the Tuba Christmas every December in Portland. This is his 19th year of chairing the OSAA Band/Orchestra State Championships.

A D J U D I C A T O R S

Dr. Robert Belser A native of Lee's Summit, Missouri, Dr. Belser began his musical training on trumpet then on euphonium as a student of Keith House. He earned the Bachelor of Music Education degree from Central Missouri State University studying with Russell Coleman and Robert Gifford. Following his undergraduate studies, he taught instrumental and choral music in Central Missouri. Dr. Belser served as a graduate teaching assistant at the University of Illinois where he studied with Harry Begian, Gary Smith, and Dan Perantoni, and earned the Master of Science in Music Education degree. He was Assistant Director of Bands at Eastern Kentucky University directing the concert band, athletic bands, and teaching music appreciation. Dr. Belser was awarded the Doctor of Musical Arts in Conducting from The University of Iowa where he was a student of Myron Welch. He has also studied conducting with Craig Kirchhoff, John Paynter, and Mallory Thompson. Dr. Belser was honored as a recipient of the prestigious John P. "Jack" Ellbogen Award for Meritorious Classroom teaching in 2000, and has served as a teaching excellence panelist for the UW Ellbogen Center for Teaching and Learning. Dr. Belser is quite active as a clinician and conductor throughout the country, and as an adjudicator for bands in the West and the Midwest. Under his baton, the UW Wind Ensemble performed for the Western/Northwestern Division conference of College Band Directors National Association receiving acclaim for their sensitivity and musicality in performance. He is a proponent of new music and the process of creativity, and is not only in demand as a conductor but as a clinician for his promotion of positive teaching techniques and advocacy for the arts. In addition to conducting, Dr. Belser also teaches music education and graduate conducting and literature courses. His research interests include the process of creativity, historic and new wind repertory, and the arts in the process of learning.

Julie Blackstock A graduate of Baylor University with a degree in Music Education, Julie Blackstock is in her fourth year as the Director of Orchestras at Liberty High and serves as Orchestra Lead for Frisco ISD. Prior to teaching at Liberty, Ms. Blackstock taught in the Carrollton/Farmers Branch Independent School District for sixteen years, twelve of those at Creekview High School. Under her direction, the orchestras at Creekview consistently received top ratings in UIL contests and at festivals around the country and were finalists in the TMEA Honor Orchestra Competitions. During her first at Liberty, the Camerata Orchestra placed 5th in the finals for the TMEA Honor String Orchestra Competition and the Liberty Symphony Orchestra was named first runner-up in the TMEA Honor Full Orchestra Competition. The symphony orchestra was also invited to perform at the Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago in December 2015. In the fall of 2016, Camerata Orchestra placed 3rd in the TMEA Honor String Orchestra Competition and then was again named runner-up in the TMEA Honor Full Orchestra Competition in July of 2017. Ms. Blackstock also currently serves as Orchestra Lead for the FISD School District. Ms. Blackstock has also been a frequent adjudicator and clinician for UIL, Solo/Ensemble contests, festivals, and All-Region Orchestras around the country. During the summers, she regularly works at the Baylor University High School Orchestra Camp as a cello section leader and directs one of the chamber orchestras. She has also served as Assistant to Kevin Krentz, Music Director of the Methow Valley Chamber Music Festival in Winthrop, WA, and has mentored students from Seattle University. Formerly the Region 24 Orchestra Division Chair, Ms. Blackstock is proud of her memberships in the Texas Music Educators Association, Texas Orchestra Directors Association, Texas Music Adjudicators Association, Mu Omicron, and is honored to be a member of Who’s Who Among American High School Teachers. She also served on the Texas University Interscholastic League’s Prescribed Music List committee which chooses selections to be included on the PML for UIL contest performances. When not at work, Ms. Blackstock enjoys spending her time reading, watching movies, hanging out with her niece Maike, nephew Noah, taking photos, and dreaming of traveling in the summers.

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Dr. Edward Harris Edward C. Harris served as the Director of Bands at San José State University from 2000 through 2017. Born and educated in Santa Monica, Dr. Harris received his Bachelor of Music degree in music education, and Master of Arts degree in clarinet performance from San Francisco State University. He received his Doctor of Arts degree in conducting and clarinet performance from the University of Northern Colorado where he was the first doctoral student of Eugene Corporon. Before joining the San José faculty, Dr. Harris served in a similar capacity at California State University – Stanislaus, Humboldt State University, and at the University of Wisconsin – Platteville. Preceding these appointments, he served as Director of Instrumental Music at Sequoia High School in Redwood City, California from 1971 to 1978. Dr. Harris maintains an active schedule as guest conductor and lecturer throughout the United States. He has guest conducted honor groups and festivals in eleven states and was selected to conduct the California Community College All-State Honor Band in 1983 and 2005, the California All-State Concert Band in 1988, the California All-State Symphonic Band in 1996 and 2018, and the CBDA California All-State Concert Band in 2004. Dr. Harris brings to the podium a broad knowledge of both traditional and contemporary wind band literature. Under his direction, the San Jose State University Wind Ensemble gained wide recognition for its diverse and creative programs. In addition to his university duties, he has served as President of the Western Division of the College Band Directors’ National Association and has been on the Board of Directors for the California Band Directors Association and California Music Educators Association. In 1995, Dr. Harris was honored to receive the “Stairway of the Stars” Award from the City of Santa Monica for distinguished contributions to the arts in California. Dr. Harris was named the “2010 Music Educator of the Year” by the Bay Section of the California Music Educators Association. In 2012, he was presented the “Lifetime Achievement Award” from the California Band Directors Association and in 2017 received the “Lifetime Hall of Fame Award” from the California Music Educators Association. Prior to his retirement, Dr. Harris was presented the “Lifetime Achievement Award” from the College of Humanities and the Arts at San Jose State University. Dr. Harris was nationally elected into the prestigious American Bandmasters Association in 2011. After an extensive national search, Dr. Harris was appointed the artistic director and conductor for the San Jose Wind Symphony. The San Jose Wind Symphony has distinguished itself as one of California’s premiere concert bands with two performances at the World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles Conference, the California Music Educators Association Conference, as well as international and regional concert tours. The San Jose Wind Symphony was selected from over 170 national and international bands to perform at the 2009 Midwest International Band and Orchestra Conference in Chicago. Harris serves as only the second conductor in the group’s 60-year history. As a professional clarinetist, Dr. Harris has performed with the Greeley Philharmonic in Colorado, the Pacific Symphony in California, and the Modesto Symphony. His primary teachers include Robert McGinnis of the New York Philharmonic, Donald Carroll of the San Francisco Symphony, and Dorrace Stalvey of Los Angeles.

Dr. Gerald King Dr. King is Professor of Music at the University of Victoria where he is the Head of Music Education, Graduate Wind Conducting, and serves as the conductor of the UVIC Wind Symphony. From 2004-2012 he served as Director of the School of Music. Among his many achievements as Director, with his leadership and guidance the University of Victoria School of Music was awarded the designation as Canada’s first and only All-Steinway School. Internationally recognized as one of Canada’s most respected conductors, adjudicators, educators and keynote speakers, Dr. King is the recipient of numerous honors and awards, including the Order of the Phoenix by the Western International Band Clinic where he has made 7 separate conducting appearances; election into Phi Beta Mu; election into the American Bandmasters Association (2003) when he served as guest conductor of the United States Army Band (Pershing’s Own) from Washington, DC; recipient of the British Columbia Music Educators’ Honorary Life Award “in recognition of a lifetime of commitment of time, talent, and energies to music education in British Columbia;” and, in September 2015 he was inducted as an Honorary Member of the Naden Band of the Royal Canadian Navy “for fostering tremendous goodwill towards the band, heightened morale and esprit de corps, and providing an exceptional liaison between the military and the public.” Dr. King’s background is varied. Although he is primarily recognized as a conductor of Wind Bands, he is equally comfortable conducting Orchestras and Choirs. He is a former student of internationally renowned conductor, Maestro Kazuyoshi Akiyama with whom he studied the Saito Conducting Technique. His professional career has taken him throughout Canada, the United States, Great Britain, Denmark, Sweden, Holland, Germany, Italy, France, Spain, Japan, Mexico, Hong Kong, Australia, Switzerland, Austria, Slovakia and the Czech Republic. Dr. King’s conducting appearances with Regional, National, International Honor, and Professional Ensembles have been praised for performance quality, artistry, and creativity. Throughout his career he has been a champion of new music, premiering over 30 compositions. As well, he has worked with over 50 guest artists. In addition to conducting, Dr. King has many years of performing experience as a professional clarinetist having performed with numerous ensembles, including the La Scala Opera of Milan, Italy during their Canadian tour. Most recently, during July 2013 he performed with the New Edmonton Wind Sinfonia on their concert tour of Europe—he previously toured with them in 2000 and 2004. In addition to his passion for making music he is also widely recognized as an expert for his ability to link theory and practice in the field of teaching and learning. Among his many recordings and publications is a chapter in the book, Creativity and Music Education written by seventeen authors from the United States, Canada, Israel, Australia, Great Britain, Spain, and Scotland. The book includes a forward by noted author on Creativity, Mihalyi Csikszentmihalyi. Dr. King has also completed a well-received DVD—The Craft of Conducting. Dr. King is in great demand as a conductor, adjudicator, clinician, and keynote speaker. Over the past 25 years he has worked with over 10,000 ensembles and soloists representing more than 500,000 musicians. Dr. King is a Yamaha Artist Educator/Conductor.

A C K N O W L E D G E M E N T The OSAA and the OMEA wish to recognize and thank the Music Department of Oregon State University for co-sponsoring this event.

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May 9-12, 2018 LaSells Stewart Center, Oregon State University, Corvallis

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3A, 4A BAND PERFORMANCE ORDER – WEDNESDAY, MAY 9

WARM-UP PERFORM SIGHT-READ SCHOOL CLASS

7:35 8:00 8:25 Nyssa High School 3A

8:00 8:25 8:50 Sheridan High School 3A

8:25 8:50 9:15 Creswell High School 3A

8:50 9:15 9:40 Portland Christian High School 3A

9:15 9:40 10:05 Rainier High School 3A

10:05 BREAK

9:55 10:20 10:45 Westside Christian High School 3A

10:20 10:45 11:10 Glide High School 3A

10:45 11:10 11:35 Warrenton High School 3A

11:10 11:35 12:00 Taft High School 3A

11:35 12:00 12:25 Burns High School 3A

12:25 LUNCH

Approx. 1:15pm 3A AWARDS

1:15 1:45 2:15 Henley High School 4A

1:45 2:15 2:45 Molalla High School 4A

2:15 2:45 3:15 Mazama High School 4A

2:45 3:15 3:45 Siuslaw High School 4A

3:45 BREAK

3:30 4:00 4:30 La Grande High School 4A

4:00 4:30 5:00 Klamath Union High School 4A

4:30 5:00 5:30 Gladstone High School 4A

5:30 DINNER

5:45 6:15 6:45 Seaside High School 4A

6:15 6:45 7:15 Philomath High School 4A

6:45 7:15 7:45 North Bend High School 4A


Although not selected to perform at the 2018 OSAA Band State Championships, the following 4A bands are recognized for having achieved the honor of meeting the State Qualifying Standard:

Cascade High School, Corbett High School, Douglas High School, Ontario High School, Scappoose High School




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ORCHESTRA PERFORMANCE ORDER – THURSDAY, MAY 10

WARM-UP PERFORM SIGHT-READ SCHOOL ORCHESTRA

7:35 8:00 8:25 Milwaukie High School STRING

8:00 8:25 8:50 North Salem High School STRING

8:25 8:50 9:15 Wilsonville High School STRING

8:50 9:15 9:40 Lakeridge High School STRING

9:40 BREAK

9:30 9:55 10:20 Grant High School STRING

9:55 10:20 10:45 South Eugene High School STRING

10:20 10:45 11:10 Summit High School STRING

10:45 11:10 11:35 Grants Pass High School STRING

11:35 LUNCH

11:55 12:20 12:45 Lake Oswego High School STRING

12:20 12:45 1:10 McKay High School STRING

12:45 1:10 1:35 Sprague High School STRING

1:10 1:35 2:05 David Douglas High School STRING

2:00 BREAK

1:50 2:15 2:40 South Salem High School STRING

2:15 2:40 3:05 Clackamas High School STRING

2:40 3:05 3:30 West Salem High School STRING

3:30 BREAK

3:10 3:45 4:20 McNary High School FULL

3:45 4:20 4:55 McKay High School FULL

4:55 DINNER

5:05 5:40 6:15 Sprague High School FULL

5:40 6:15 6:50 David Douglas High School FULL

6:15 6:50 7:25 West Salem High School FULL

6:50 7:25 8:00 South Salem High School FULL

Approx. 8:45pm AWARDS

Although not selected to perform at the 2018 OSAA Orchestra State Championships, the following orchestras are recognized for having achieved the honor of meeting the State Qualifying Standard:

STRING / Ashland High School, Lincoln High School, McNary High School, West Linn High School FULL / West Linn High School




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2A/1A, 5A BAND PERFORMANCE ORDER – FRIDAY, MAY 11

WARM-UP PERFORM SIGHT-READ SCHOOL CLASS

7:00 7:25 7:50 Crosshill Christian School 2A/1A

7:25

7:50

7:50

8:15

8:15

8:40

Neah-Kah-Nie High School

Jewell High School

2A/1A

2A/1A

8:15 8:40 9:05 Oakland High School 2A/1A

9:05 BREAK

8:55 9:20 9:45 Riddle High School 2A/1A

9:20 9:45 10:10 Bandon High School 2A/1A

9:45 10:10 10:35 Yoncalla High School 2A/1A

10:10 10:35 11:00 Lowell High School 2A/1A

11:00 LUNCH

Approx. 11:45pm 2A/1A AWARDS

11:45 12:15 12:45 Hillsboro High School 5A

12:15 12:45 1:15 Thurston High School 5A

12:45 1:15 1:45 St. Helens High School 5A

1:15 1:45 2:15 Springfield High School 5A

2:15 BREAK

2:00 2:30 3:00 Parkrose High School 5A

2:30 3:00 3:30 Wilsonville High School 5A

3:00 3:30 4:00 Silverton High School 5A

3:30 4:00 4:30 Milwaukie High School 5A

4:30 BREAK

4:15 4:45 5:15 Redmond High School 5A

4:45 5:15 5:45 Rex Putnam High School 5A

5:15 5:45 6:15 Summit High School 5A

5:45 6:15 6:45 Crescent Valley High School 5A


Although not selected to perform at the 2018 OSAA Band State Championships, the following bands are recognized for having achieved the honor of meeting the State Qualifying Standard:

5A / Ashland High School, Corvallis High School, Hood River Valley High School 2A / Stanfield High School




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6A BAND PERFORMANCE ORDER – SATURDAY, MAY 12

WARM-UP PERFORM SIGHT-READ SCHOOL

7:30 8:00 8:30 Gresham High School

8:00 8:30 9:00 Oregon City High School

8:30 9:00 9:30 North Salem High School

9:00 9:30 10:00 Reynolds High School

10:00 BREAK

9:45 10:15 10:45 North Medford High School

10:15 10:45 11:15 Westview High School

10:45 11:15 11:45 West Linn High School

11:15 11:45 12:15 South Salem High School

12:15 LUNCH

12:30 1:00 1:30 McKay High School

1:00 1:30 2:00 Cleveland High School

1:30 2:00 2:30 Roseburg High School

2:00 2:30 3:00 Southridge High School

3:00 BREAK

2:45 3:15 3:45 West Albany High School

3:15 3:45 4:15 McNary High School

3:45 4:15 4:45 Sam Barlow High School

4:15 4:45 5:15 Grant High School

5:15 DINNER

5:30 6:00 6:30 David Douglas High School

6:00 6:30 7:00 West Salem High School

6:30 7:00 7:30 Sherwood High School

7:00 7:30 8:00 Sprague High School

Approx. 8:45pm AWARDS

Although not selected to perform at the 2018 OSAA Band State Championships, the following 6A bands are recognized for having achieved the honor of meeting the State Qualifying Standard:

Beaverton High School, Century High School, Clackamas High School, Grants Pass High School, Lake Oswego High School, Lincoln High School, Mountainside High School, Sheldon High School

OSAA REGULAR DISTRICTS2017-2018

(includes Adjusted 2016-17 ADM)

6A (52) 5A (33) 4A (40)1258+ 1257-676 675-331

6A-1 - PIL (9) 5A-1 - Northwest Oregon Conference (8) 4A-1 - Cowapa League (6)*Benson Techmen 831 Hillsboro Spartans 1138 Astoria Fishermen 525Cleveland Warriors 1463 La Salle Prep Falcons 697 Banks Braves 368Franklin Quakers 1369 Milwaukie / Arts Academy Mustangs 1182 Scappoose Indians 730Grant Generals 1407 Parkrose Broncos 778 Seaside Seagulls 377*Jefferson Democrats 482 Putnam Kingsmen 1015 Tillamook Cheesemakers 513Lincoln Cardinals 1648 Sandy Pioneers 1281 Valley Catholic Valiants 382*Madison Senators 862 St. Helens Lions 861*Roosevelt Roughriders 690 Wilsonville Wildcats 1063 4A-2 - Tri-Valley Conference (6)*Wilson Trojans 1325 Corbett Cardinals 394

5A-2 - Mid-Willamette Conference (8) Crook County Cowboys 6936A-2 - Metro League (10) Central Panthers 837 Estacada Rangers 452Aloha Warriors 1748 Corvallis Spartans 1079 Gladstone Gladiators 607Beaverton Beavers 1635 Crescent Valley Raiders 921 Madras White Buffaloes 490Century Jaguars 1433 Dallas Dragons 820 Molalla Indians 651Glencoe Crimson Tide 1407 Lebanon Warriors 1137Jesuit Crusaders 1290 Silverton Foxes 1158 4A-3 - Far West League (6)Liberty Falcons 1359 South Albany Rebels 1185 Brookings–Harbor Bruins 445Mountainside Mavericks 800 Woodburn Bulldogs 1105 Douglas Trojans 335Southridge Skyhawks 1595 Marshfield Pirates 650Sunset Apollos 2213 5A-3 - Midwestern League (8) North Bend Bulldogs 702Westview Wildcats 2552 Ashland Grizzlies 956 Siuslaw Vikings 376

Churchill Lancers 1000 South Umpqua Lancers 3316A-3 - Mt. Hood Conference (8) Crater Comets 1125Barlow Bruins 1510 Eagle Point Eagles 903 4A-4 - Oregon West Conference (6)Centennial Eagles 1449 *Marist Catholic Spartans 521 Cascade Cougars 687*Central Catholic Rams 894 North Eugene Highlanders 744 Newport Cubs 515Clackamas Cavaliers 2300 Springfield Millers 1107 North Marion Huskies 486David Douglas Scots 2495 Thurston Colts 1143 Philomath Warriors 416Gresham Gophers 1292 Stayton Eagles 577Oregon City Pioneers 1918 5A-4 - Intermountain Conference (5) Yamhill-Carlton Tigers 278Reynolds Raiders 2183 **Bend Lava Bears 1558

Mountain View Cougars 1282 4A-5 - Sky-Em League (6)6A-4 - Three Rivers League (9) Redmond Panthers 844 Cottage Grove Lions 635Canby Cougars 1314 Ridgeview Ravens 793 Elmira Falcons 370Lake Oswego Lakers 1301 **Summit Storm 1428 Junction City Tigers 476*Lakeridge Pacers 1092 Sisters Outlaws 371Newberg Tigers 1488 5A-5 - Columbia River Conference (4) Sutherlin Bulldogs 325Sherwood Bowmen 1597 Hermiston Bulldogs 1349 Sweet Home Huskies 610St. Mary's Academy Blues 1446 Hood River Valley Eagles 1192Tigard Tigers 1813 Pendleton Buckaroos 721 4A-6 - Skyline Conference (6)Tualatin Timberwolves 1774 The Dalles Riverhawks 729 Henley Hornets 599West Linn Lions 1751 Hidden Valley Mustangs 501

Klamath Union Pelicans 5156A-5- Greater Valley Conference (9) Mazama Vikings 572Forest Grove Vikings 1623 North Valley Knights 458McKay Scots 1876 Phoenix Pirates 602McMinnville Grizzles 1771McNary Celtics 1713 4A-7 - Greater Oregon League (4)North Salem Vikings 1389 Baker Bulldogs 408South Salem Saxons 1637 La Grande Tigers 626Sprague Olympians 1529 McLoughlin Pioneers 422West Albany Bulldogs 1253 Ontario Tigers 544West Salem Titans 1570

6A-6 - Southwest Conference (7)Grants Pass Cavemen 1450North Medford Black Tornado 1442Roseburg Indians 1352Sheldon Irish 1365South Eugene Axemen 1371South Medford Panthers 1495Willamette Wolverines 1237

*school choosing to play above assigned classification **school moved due to geographical exception ***school moved due to Petition to Play Down

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2017-18Membership

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GRANT

LINCOLN

JESUITBEAVERTON

ALOHA

SUNSET

WESTVIEW

SOUTHRIDGE

REYNOLDS(TROUTDALE)

BARLOW(GRESHAM)

CENTENNIAL

DAVID DOUGLAS

CENTRAL CATHOLIC

ST. MARY’SACADEMY

GRESHAM

WESTLINN OREGON

CITY

LAKE OSWEGO CLACKAMAS

LAKERIDGE

SHERWOOD

MCMINNVILLE

NEWBERG

CANBY

FORESTGROVE

TIGARD

TUALATIN

CENTURY(HILLSBORO)

GLENCOE(HILLSBORO)

HILLSBORO

ROSEBURG

GRANTS PASS

SOUTH MEDFORD

NORTH MEDFORD

SOUTH EUGENESHELDON (EUGENE)

THURSTON(SPRINGFIELD)

CRATER(CENTRAL POINT)

MCNARY(KEIZER)

NORTH SALEM

SOUTH SALEM

SPRAGUE(SALEM)

MCKAY(SALEM)

WEST SALEM

REDMOND

RIDGEVIEW

MADISON

JEFFERSON

ROOSEVELT

CLEVELAND

BENSON

FRANKLINWILSON

LIBERTY(HILLSBORO)

WILSONVILLE

PARKROSE

ST. HELENS

PUTNAM

MILWAUKIE

HOOD RIVERVALLEY

SANDY

SOUTH ALBANY

CORVALLISCRESCENTVALLEY(CORVALLIS)

LEBANON

SILVERTON

DALLAS

WOODBURN

WESTALBANY

CHURCHILL(EUGENE)

NORTH EUGENE

WILLAMETTE (EUGENE)

SPRINGFIELD

MARSHFIELD(COOS BAY)

EAGLE POINT

ASHLAND

KLAMATH UNION

MAZAMA(KLAMATH FALLS)

HERMISTON

PENDLETON

CROOK COUNTY(PRINEVILLE)

BENDMOUNTAIN VIEW

(BEND)

SUMMIT(BEND)

THE DALLES

MADRAS

ASTORIA

SEASIDE

BANKS

SCAPPOOSE

TILLAMOOK

YAMHILL-CARLTON

ESTACADA

GLADSTONE

NORTH MARION(AURORA)

CASCADE(TURNER)

STAYTON

MOLALLA

LA SALLE PREP

SOUTH UMPQUA(MYRTLE CREEK)

BROOKINGS - HARBOR

DOUGLAS(WINSTON)

NORTH BEND

SUTHERLIN

SIUSLAW(FLORENCE)

PHILOMATH

NEWPORT

SWEETHOME

CENTRAL (INDEPENDENCE)

COTTAGE GROVE

MARIST (EUGENE)

JUNCTIONCITY

PLEASANT HILL

ELMIRA

SISTERS

LA PINE

PHOENIX

ILLINOIS VALLEY(CAVE JUNCTION)

HIDDEN VALLEY(GRANTS PASS)

NORTH VALLEY(GRANTS PASS)

HENLEY(KLAMATH FALLS)

ONTARIO

MCLOUGHLIN(MILTON-FREEWATER)

BAKER

LA GRANDE

WARRENTON

NEAH-KAH-NIE(ROCKAWAY BEACH)

VERNONIA

CLATSKANIE

PORTLANDADVENTIST

RAINIER

CATLIN GABEL

OREGON EPISCOPAL

WILLAMINA

DAYTON

SHERIDANAMITY

WESTSIDECHRISTIAN

COLTON

GERVAIS

HORIZONCHRISTIAN (TUAL)

VALLEY CATHOLIC

TAFT(LINCOLN CITY)

TOLEDO

CRESWELL

CHEMAWA(SALEM)

HARRISBURG

JEFFERSON

WALDPORT

REGIS(STAYTON)SANTIAM

CHRISTIAN(CORVALLIS)

GOLDBEACH

BANDON MYRTLE POINT

REEDSPORT

GLIDE

COQUILLE

ROGUE RIVER

RIVERSIDE(BOARDMAN)

UMATILLA

NYSSA

GRANT UNION(JOHN DAY)

VALE

BURNS

KNAPPA(ASTORIA)

PORTLANDCHRISTIAN

DE LA SALLE NORTH CATHOLIC

FAITH BIBLE(HILLSBORO)

NESTUCCA(CLOVERDALE)

GASTON

RIVERDALE

CORBETT

MONROE

CENTRAL LINN(HALSEY)

OAKRIDGE

RIDDLE

OAKLAND

CANYONVILLECHRISTIAN

YONCALLA

GLENDALE

NORTH DOUGLAS(DRAIN)

SANTIAM(MILL CITY)

BLANCHET CATHOLIC(SALEM)

SALEM ACADEMY

SCIO

KENNEDY (MT. ANGEL)

WESTERN MENNONITE(SALEM)

DELPHIAN(SHERIDAN)

EAST LINN CHRISTIAN(LEBANON)

CULVER

ST. MARY’S (MEDFORD)

LOST RIVER (MERRILL)

BONANZA

MILO ADVENTIST(DAYS CREEK)

LAKEVIEW

CASCADE CHRISTIAN(MEDFORD)

CHILOQUIN

ELGIN

ENTERPRISE

UNION

PILOT ROCK

STANFIELD

IRRIGON

WESTON-MCEWEN(ATHENA)

HEPPNERNORTH CLACKAMASCHRISTIAN(OREGON CITY)

DAMASCUS CHRISTIAN(BORING)

OPEN DOOR CHRISTIAN(TROUTDALE)

COLUMBIACHRISTIAN

LIFECHRISTIAN

PORTLAND WALDORF

SOUTHWEST CHRISTIAN

CITY CHRISTIAN

ST. STEPHENS ACADEMY

VALOR CHRISTIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

OPEN SCHOOL EAST

C.S. LEWIS (NEWBERG)

PERRYDALE(AMITY)

JEWELL

COUNTRY CHRISTIAN(MOLALLA)

ST. PAUL

WILLAMETTE VALLEYCHRISTIAN(BROOKS)

FALLS CITY

OREGON SCHOOL F/T DEAF(SALEM)

VERITAS(NEWBERG)

CROSSHILL CHRISTIAN(TURNER)

KINGS VALLEY CHARTER

LIVINGSTONE ADVENTISTACADEMY(SALEM)

GRAND VIEW CHRISTIAN

ALSEA

LIFEGATECHRISTIAN(EUGENE)

OAK HILL(EUGENE)

MOHAWK(MARCOLA)

MAPLETON MCKENZIE(FINN ROCK)

TRIANGLELAKE

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EDDYVILLECHARTER

CROW(EUGENE)

LOWELL

SILETZ VALLEY(SILETZ)

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CAMAS VALLEY

POWERS

ELKTON

UMPQUA VALLEY CHRISTIAN(ROSEBURG)

PACIFIC(PORT ORFORD)

DAYS CREEK

MELROSE CHRISTIAN(ROSEBURG)

PROSPECT

HOSANNA CHRISTIAN(KLAMATH FALLS)

PAISLEY

TRIAD(KLAMATH FALLS)

NORTH LAKE(SILVER LAKE)

ROGUE VALLEYADVENTIST(MEDFORD)

GILCHRIST

BUTTE FALLS

TRINITY LUTHERAN(BEND)

CRATER LAKE ACADEMY

CASCADES ACADEMY

CONDONSOUTH WASCO COUNTY(MAUPIN)

CENTRALCHRISTIAN(REDMOND)

DUFUR

WHEELER(FOSSIL)

IONE

HORIZONCHRISTIAN

(HOOD RIVER)

GRISWOLD(HELIX)

ECHOARLINGTON

NIXYAAWII

SHERMAN(MORO)

WALLOWA

POWDER VALLEY(NORTH POWDER)

JOSEPH

PINE EAGLE(HALFWAY)

COVE

IMBLER

PRAIRIE CITYDAYVILLE

LONG CREEK

CRANE

JORDANVALLEY

HUNTINGTON

SPRAY

HARPER

MITCHELL

BURNT RIVER(UNITY)

MONUMENT

UKIAH

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OSAA REGULAR DISTRICTS2017-2018

(includes Adjusted 2016-17 ADM)

3A (41) 2A (44) 1A (81) 1A (cont.)330-191 190-90 89- 89-

3A-1 - Lewis & Clark League (9) 2A-1 - Northwest League (11) 1A-1 - The Valley 10 League (10) 1A-5 - Mountain Valley League (12)Catlin Gabel Eagles 307 City Christian Lions 147 Country Christian Cougars 51 Butte Falls Loggers 48Clatskanie Tigers 207 Columbia Christian Knights 119 Damascus Christian Eagles 65 Cascades Academy Steelhead 35De La Salle North Catholic Knights 318 Delphian School Dragons 153 Grand View Christian Eagles 56 Central Christian Tigers 62Oregon Episcopal Aardvarks 313 Faith Bible Falcons 135 North Clackamas Christian Saints 66 Chiloquin Panthers 68Portland Adventist Cougars 263 Gaston Greyhounds 177 Open Door Christian Huskies 54 Gilchrist Grizzlies 45Portland Christian Royals 175 Knappa Loggers 137 Portland Waldorf Wolfpack 79 Hosanna Christian Lions 78Rainier Columbians 271 Life Christian Lions 53 Southwest Christian Wildcats 56 North Lake Cowboys 66Riverdale Mavericks 269 Neah-Kah-Nie Pirates 202 St. Stephens Academy 42 Paisley Broncos 31Warrenton Warriors 225 Nestucca Bobcats 133 Trinity Academy Thunder 28 Prospect Cougars 48

Open School East Goats 90 Valor Christian Knights 29 Rogue Valley Adventist Red Tail Hawks 323A-2 - West Valley League (8) Vernonia Loggers 161 Triad Timber Wolves 61Amity Warriors 233 1A-2 - Casco League (9) Trinity Lutheran Saints 58Dayton Pirates 269 2A-2 - Tri-River Conference (7) C.S. Lewis Watchmen 31*Horizon Christian Hawks (TUAL) 135 Central Linn Cobras 173 Crosshill Christian Eagles 79 1A-6 - Big Sky League (10)Santiam Christian Eagles 221 East Linn Christian Eagles 134 Falls City Mountaineers 53 Arlington Honkers 47Sheridan Spartans 204 Kennedy Trojans 162 Jewell Bluejays 39 Condon Blue Devils 36***Taft Tigers 330 Regis Rams 132 Livingstone Adventist Academy Lions 61 Dufur Rangers 84Westside Christian Eagles 234 Santiam Wolverines 138 Oregon School f/t Deaf Panthers 51 Horizon Christian Hawks (HR) 70Willamina Bulldogs 225 St. Paul Buckaroos 85 Perrydale Pirates 84 Ione Cardinals 65

Western Mennonite Pioneers 125 Veritas School Vanguard 49 Mitchell Loggers 273A-3 - PacWest Conference (7) Willamette Valley Christian Warriors 55 Sherman Huskies 74Blanchet Catholic Cavaliers 208 2A-3 - Mountain View Conference (10) South Wasco County Redsides 62Chemawa Braves 236 Bonanza Antlers 120 1A-3 - Mountain West League (9) Spray Eagles 19Colton Vikings 180 Canyonville Christian Pilots 130 Alsea Wolverines 42 Wheeler Falcons 14Gervais Cougars 237 Crater Lake Academy 96 Eddyville Charter Eagles 48Jefferson Lions 242 Crow Cougars 85 Lowell Devils 94 1A-7 - Old Oregon League (8)Salem Academy Crusaders 239 Lost River Raiders 114 Mapleton Sailors 36 Cove Leopards 79Scio Loggers 250 Milo Adventist Mustangs 81 McKenzie Eagles 46 Echo Cougars 77

Monroe Dragons 115 Mohawk Indians 60 Griswold Grizzlies 553A-4 - Mountain Valley Conference (6) Oakland Oakers 174 Oak Hill School Falcons 57 Joseph Eagles 65Coquille Red Devils 192 Oakridge Warriors 127 Siletz Valley Warriors 66 Nixyaawii Eagles 47Creswell Bulldogs 340 Riddle Irish 85 Triangle Lake Lakers 62 Pine Eagle Spartans 47Glide Wildcats 184 Powder Valley Badgers 73Harrisburg Eagles 266 2A-4 - Sunset Conference (6) 1A-4 - Skyline League (11) Wallowa Cougars 51***La Pine Hawks 334 Bandon Tigers 189 Camas Valley Hornets 56Pleasant Hill Billies 316 Gold Beach Panthers 145 Days Creek Wolves 71 1A-8 - High Desert League (12)

Myrtle Point Bobcats 143 Elkton Elks 77 Adrian Antelopes 773A-5 - Eastern Oregon League (6) Reedsport Brave 165 Glendale Pirates 77 Burnt River Bulls 23Burns Hilanders 238 Toledo Boomers 137 Melrose Christian 17 Crane Mustangs 57Irrigon Knights 219 Waldport Irish 132 New Hope Christian Warriors 71 Dayville Tigers 14Nyssa Bulldogs 257 North Douglas Warriors 82 Four Rivers Community School Falcons 47Riverside Pirates 223 2A-5 - Columbia Basin Conference (5) Pacific Pirates 58 Harper Hornets 32Umatilla Vikings 317 Culver Bulldogs 175 Powers Cruisers 38 Huntington Locomotives 24Vale Vikings 240 Heppner Mustangs 93 Umpqua Valley Christian Monarchs 65 Jordan Valley Mustangs 31

Pilot Rock Rockets 92 Yoncalla Eagles 72 Long Creek Mountaineers 133A-6 - Southern Cascade League (5) Stanfield Tigers 126 Monument Tigers 18Cascade Christian Challengers 257 Weston-McEwen Tiger Scots 167 Prairie City Panthers 42Illinois Valley Cougars 253 Ukiah Cougars 13Lakeview Honkers 202 2A-6 - Wapiti League (5)Rogue River Chieftains 213 Elgin Huskies 84St. Mary's Crusaders 311 Enterprise Outlaws 127

Grant Union Prospectors 154Imbler Panthers 87Union Bobcats 100

Full Member Charter Schools Full Member School with No Assigned DistrictSheridan Japanese Charter School 27 Logos School 46

*school choosing to play above assigned classification **school moved due to geographical exception ***school moved due to Petition to Play Down

2018 OSAA Band/Orchestra State Championships

Concert BandSchool Bandon High School (Bandon)

League 2A/1A-SD3 Special District 3Principal Sabrina BellettiDirector Dave Weston

Performers 44

Selection 1 Cafe 512, Ryan George (Fornine Music)Selection 2 The Seal Lullaby, Eric Whitacre (Hal Leonard Corporation)Selection 3 Greek Folk Song Suite: Tradtional Greek Melodies, Barry E.

Kopetz (Wingert-Jones Publications)

Concert BandSchool Barlow High School (Gresham)

Group Name Sam Barlow High School Symphonic BandLeague 6A-3 Mt. Hood Conference

Principal Bruce SchmidtDirector Paul Nickolas

Performers 60

Selection 1 The White Rose March, John Philip Sousa (Southern Music)Selection 2 Lift Your Banner Skyward, Kevin Walczyk (Keveli Music)Selection 3 Kingfishers Catch Fire, John Mackey (Osti Music)

Concert BandSchool Burns High School (Burns)

Group Name Burns High School Concert BandLeague 3A-SD4 Special District 4

Principal Dave GoetzDirector Eric Zittel

Performers 23

Selection 1 Invicta, James Swearingen (C.L. Barnhouse Co.)Selection 2 Nostalgia, Rossano Galante (Alfred Music Publishing)Selection 3 Terracotta Warriors, Scott Watson (Alfred Music Publishing)

Concert BandSchool Cleveland High School (Portland)

League 6A-1 Portland Interscholastic LeaguePrincipal Ayesha FreemanDirector Gary Riler

Performers 55

Selection 1 Pas Redouble, Camille Saint Saens / trans. Frackenpohl(Shawnee Press)

Selection 2 One Life Beautiful, Julie Giroux (Musica Propria)Selection 3 Shepherd's Hey, Percy Grainger / ed. Rogers (Carl Fischer)Selection 4 Magnolia Star, Steve Danyew (Steve Danyew)

Concert BandSchool Crescent Valley High School (Corvallis)

League 5A-2 Mid-Willamette ConferencePrincipal Aaron McKeeDirector Kristine Janes

Performers 48

Selection 1 Bali, Michael Colgrass (Carl Fischer)Selection 2 O Magnum Mysterium, Morten Lauridsen/trans. H. Robert

Reynolds (Peermusic)Selection 3 A.B.A. Symphonic march, John Cheetham (Hal Leonard

Corporation)

Concert BandSchool Creswell High School (Creswell)

League 3A-SD4 Special District 4Principal Adam WatkinsDirector Sandi Green

Performers 44

Selection 1 They Led My Lord Away, Adoniram J. Gordon (TRN MusicPublisher)

Selection 2 The Old Red Mill, Brant Karrick (Carl Fisher)Selection 3 Earthdance, Michael Sweeney (Hal Leonard Corporation)

Concert BandSchool Crosshill Christian School (Turner)

Group Name Crosshill Christian Wind EnsembleLeague 2A/1A-SD2 Special District 2

Principal Adam KronbergerDirector Brian Stuck

Performers 16

Selection 1 Where the Sun Breaks Through the Mist, Michael Sweeney(Hal-Leonard)

Selection 2 Highland Legend, John Moss (Hal-Leonard)Selection 3 Fable, Erik Morales (FJH Music Company, Inc.)

Concert BandSchool David Douglas High School (Portland)

League 6A-3 Mt. Hood ConferencePrincipal John BierDirector Jennifer Brooks-Muller

Performers 52

Selection 1 Magnolia Star, Steven Danyew (Steven Danyew)Selection 2 The National Game March, John Philip Sousa arr. Keith Brion

(SMC)Selection 3 Machu Picchu-City in the Sky, Satoshi Yagisawa (Bravo

Music)

Concert BandSchool Gladstone High School (Gladstone)

Group Name Gladstone High School Symphonic BandLeague 4A-2 Tri-Valley Conference

Principal Kevin TaylorDirector Seth Arnold

Performers 42

Selection 1 In the Forest of the King, Pierre La Plante (DaehnPublications)

Selection 2 Ammerland, Jacob De Haan (Dehaske)Selection 3 Variations on a Korean Folk Song, John Barnes Chance

(Boosey & Hawkes)

Concert BandSchool Glide High School (Glide)

Group Name Glide Concert BandLeague 3A-SD3 Special District 3

Principal Dr. Kristina HaugDirector Mr. Gale Graham

Performers 30

Selection 1 Yellow, Robert W. Smith (RWS music Company)Selection 2 Simple Gifts, Frank Ticheli (Manhattan Beach)Selection 3 Moscow 1941, Brian Balmages (FJH Music Company)

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Concert BandSchool Grant High School (Portland)

League 6A-1 Portland Interscholastic LeaguePrincipal Carol CampbellDirector Brian McFadden

Performers 43

Selection 1 Entry March of the Boyars, John Halvorsen/arr. FrederickFennell (Ludwig-Masters Publications)

Selection 2 Corsican Litany, Vaclav Nelhybel (Bourne Co.)Selection 3 Danzón No. 2, Arturo Marquez/arr. Oliver Nickel (Peer Music

Classical)

Concert BandSchool Gresham High School (Gresham)

Group Name Gresham Wind EnsembleLeague 6A-3 Mt. Hood Conference

Principal Michael SchaeferDirector Nicholas J. Budge

Performers 37

Selection 1 Symphonic Dance No. 3 "Fiesta", Clifton Williams (Sam FoxPublishing)

Selection 2 Lincolnshire Posy, Mvt. 6 "The Lost Lady Found", PercyGrainger (Ludwig)

Selection 3 Pacem, Robert Spittal (Boosey & Hawkes)Selection 4 Symphony No. 2, Mvt. 3, Frank Ticheli (Manhattan Beach

Music)

Concert BandSchool Henley High School (Klamath Falls)

Group Name Henley High School Concert BandLeague 4A-6 Skyline Conference

Principal Jack LeeDirector Katherine Garvin

Performers 44

Selection 1 Incantations, Robert W. Smith (Belwin Mills)Selection 2 Simple Gifts: Four Shaker Songs, Frank Ticheli (Manhattan)Selection 3 Arabian Dances, Brian Balmages (FJH Music Company Inc.)

Concert BandSchool Hillsboro High School (Hillsboro)

League 5A-1 Northwest Oregon ConferencePrincipal Lou BaileyDirector Geoff Fotland

Performers 47

Selection 1 British Eigtht March, Zo Elliot (Carl Fischer)Selection 2 On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss, David Holsinger (TRN Music

Publisher)Selection 3 Second Suite in F Major, Gustav Holst (Boosey and Hawkes)

Concert BandSchool Jewell High School (Seaside)

Group Name Jewell High School Wind EnsembleLeague 2A/1A-SD1 Special District 1

Principal Terrence SmythDirector Cory Pederson

Performers 25

Selection 1 Sun Cycles, Brian Balmages (FJH Music Company Inc)Selection 2 Appalachian Morning, Robert Sheldon (Alfred Music

Publishing)Selection 3 The Witch and the Saint, Steven Reineke / arr. Matt

Conaway (CL Barnhouse Company)

Concert BandSchool Klamath Union High School (Klamath Falls)

League 4A-6 Skyline ConferencePrincipal Tony SwanDirector Max Harrington

Performers 60

Selection 1 Carnegie Anthem, William Owens (FJH Music Company)Selection 2 Cajun Folk Songs II, Frank Ticheli (Manhattan Beach Music)Selection 3 Swirling Prisms, Brian Balmages (FJH Music Company)Selection 4 Chase the Shouting Wind, Vince Gassi (Alfred Music

Publishing)

Concert BandSchool La Grande High School (La Grande)

Group Name La Grande Wind EnsembleLeague 4A-7 Greater Oregon League

Principal Brett BaxterDirector Christopher Leavitt

Performers 36

Selection 1 March of the Belgian Paratroopers, Pierre Leemans, arr.Charles A. Wiley (TRN Music Publisher, Inc)

Selection 2 Lux Aurumque, Eric Whitacre (Eric Whitacre & Carpe RanamProductions)

Selection 3 First Suite in Eb, Gustav Holst, edited by Colin Matthews(Boosey & Hawkes)

Selection 4 Trail of Tears, James Barnes (Southern Music Company)

Concert BandSchool Lowell High School (Lowell)

Group Name Lowell Concert BandLeague 2A/1A-SD2 Special District 2

Principal Kay GrahamDirector Paul Burch

Performers 28

Selection 1 Second Suite in F, Gustav Holst (Boosey & Hawkes)Selection 2 October, Eric Whitacre (Hal Leonard Corporation)

Concert BandSchool Mazama High School (Klamath Falls)

League 4A-6 Skyline ConferencePrincipal Steve MorosinDirector Rob Izzett

Performers 58

Selection 1 Piedmont Festival Overture, Robert Sheldon (Alfred MusicPublishing)

Selection 2 Festivo, Vaclav Nelhybel (Alfred Music Publishing)Selection 3 Ave Maria, Franz Biebl, Arr. by Robert Cameron (Hal

Leonard Corporation)Selection 4 A Galop To End All Galops, Warren Barker (Hal Leonard

Corporation)

Concert BandSchool McKay High School (Salem)

Group Name McKay Wind EnsembleLeague 6A-5 Greater Valley Conference

Principal Rob SchoepperDirector JJ Meyer

Performers 40

Selection 1 Windsprints, Richard L. Saucedo (Music Works)Selection 2 The Earle of Oxford's March, Gordon Jacob (Boosey &

Hawkes)Selection 3 Give Us This Day, David Maslanka (Carl Fischer)


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Concert BandSchool McNary High School (Keizer)

League 6A-5 Greater Valley ConferencePrincipal Erik JespersenDirector Jennifer Bell

Performers 57

Selection 1 Four Scottish Dances Mvt I, II, IV, Malcolm Arnold, arr. JohnPaynter (Carl Fisher)

Selection 2 Shepherds Hey, Percy Grainger (Carl Fisher)Selection 3 Dum Spiro Spero, Chris Pilsner (Nox Tenebrae Music)Selection 4 Flashback, Wayne Oquin (Wayne Oquin)

Concert BandSchool Milwaukie High School (Milwaukie)

Group Name Milwaukie High School Wind EnsembleLeague 5A-1 Northwest Oregon Conference

Principal Mark PinderDirector Greg Van Winkle

Performers 32

Selection 1 Sun Dance, Ticheli (Manhattan Beach)Selection 2 Night Dances, Yurko (Ludwig Masters)Selection 3 Satiric Dances, Dello Joio (Hal Leonard Corporation)

Concert BandSchool Molalla High School (Molalla)

Group Name Molalla Wind EnsembleLeague 4A-2 Tri-Valley Conference

Principal Brad BerzinskiDirector Matthew Farris

Performers 39

Selection 1 Sedona, Steven Reineke (C.L. Barnhouse)Selection 2 Dum Spiro Spero, Chris Pilsner (Nox Tenebrae Music)Selection 3 Prelude, Siciliano, and Rondo, Malcolm Arnold (Carl Fisher)

Concert BandSchool Neah-Kah-Nie High School (Rockaway Beach)

Group Name Neah-Kah-Nie Concert BandLeague 2A/1A-SD1 Special District 1

Principal Heidi BuckmasterDirector Russell Zaugg

Performers 25

Selection 1 Kentucky 1800, Clare Grundman (Boosey & Hawkes)Selection 2 Marche Diabolique, Brian Balmages (FJH)Selection 3 Salvation is Created, Pavel Chesnokov arr Michael Brown

(Hal Leonard Corporation)Selection 4 Creed, William Himes (Kjos)

Concert BandSchool North Bend High School (North Bend)

Group Name North Bend Symphonic BandLeague 4A-3 Far West League

Principal Bill LuceroDirector Amber Yester

Performers 55

Selection 1 Kirkpatrick Fanfare, Andrew Boysen Jr. (Wingert Jones)Selection 2 Elixir, Michael MarkowskiSelection 3 Aurora Awakes, John Mackey (Osti Music)

Concert BandSchool North Medford High School (Medford)

Group Name North Medford High School Wind EnsembleLeague 6A-6 Southwest Conference

Principal Dr. Daniel SmithDirector Steve Kessler

Performers 56

Selection 1 Emperata Overture, Claude T. Smith (Wingert Jones)Selection 2 Cyprian Suite, I-IV, Carol Barnett (Boosey & Hawkes)

Concert BandSchool North Salem High School (Salem)

Group Name North Salem Wind EnsembleLeague 6A-5 Greater Valley Conference

Principal Sara LeroyDirector Brian Bell

Performers 42

Selection 1 March, Op.99, Prokofiev/Yoder (Hal Leonard Corporation)Selection 2 Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night, Elliot Del Borgo

(Shawnee Press)Selection 3 Sheltering Sky, John Mackey (Osti Music, Inc.)Selection 4 God’s Country, Rossano Galante (Alfred Music Publishing)

Concert BandSchool Nyssa High School (Nyssa)

Group Name Nyssa Concert BandLeague 3A-SD4 Special District 4

Principal Malcom McRaeDirector Maxwell Thew

Performers 18

Selection 1 Afterburn, Randall Standridge (Grand Mesa Music)Selection 2 Westwood Trail, Douglas Wagner (Alfred Music Publishing)Selection 3 Shenandoah, Robert Sheldon (Alfred Music Publishing)Selection 4 Advance March, Harold Bennett/arr. Clark (Carl Fischer LLC)Selection 5 Moscow 1941, Brian Balmages (FJH Music Company Inc)

Concert BandSchool Oakland High School (Oakland)

League 2A/1A-SD2 Special District 2Principal Jeff ClarkDirector Matthew Hill

Performers 37

Selection 1 West Highlands Sojourn, Robert Sheldon (Birch Island MusicPress)

Selection 2 Clash, Ryan Main (Wingert-Jones Publications)Selection 3 Sea Glass, Rick Kirby (Hal Leonard Corporation)Selection 4 Joy Revisited, Frank Ticheli (Manhattan Beach Music)

Concert BandSchool Oregon City High School (Oregon City)

Group Name Oregon City High School Wind EnsembleLeague 6A-3 Mt. Hood Conference

Principal Tom LovellDirector Dana Henson

Performers 56

Selection 1 The Black Horse Troop, John Philip Sousa (Adfred)Selection 2 Arabian Dances, Brian Balmages (FJH)Selection 3 Solas Ane, Samuel R. Hazo (Hal Leonard Corporation)Selection 4 Italian In Algiers, Gioacchino Rossini (Alfred Music

Publishing)


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NORTH BEND

NORTH MEDFORD

NORTH SALEM

NYSSA

OAKLAND

OREGON CITY


Concert BandSchool Parkrose High School (Portland)

Group Name Parkrose High School Symphonic BandLeague 5A-1 Northwest Oregon Conference

Principal Molly OucheDirector Keija Lee

Performers 42

Selection 1 Marche Des Parachutistes Belges, arr. Charles Wiley (TRNMusic Publisher, Inc.)

Selection 2 Rhosymedre, Ralph Vaughan Williams (E.C. Schirmer MusicCompany)

Selection 3 Elements, Brian Balmages (FJH Music Company, Inc.)Selection 4 J.S. Jig, Brant Karrick (Alfred Music Publishing)

Concert BandSchool Philomath High School (Philomath)

Group Name Philomath Wind EnsembleLeague 4A-4 Oregon West Conference

Principal Brian FlanneryDirector Dr. Daniel N. Johnson

Performers 54

Selection 1 Arabian Dances, Brian Balmages (FJH Music Company Inc)Selection 2 West Highland Sojourn, Robert Sheldon (C L Barnhouse

Company)Selection 3 Prairie Dances, David Holsinger (TRN Music Publisher, Inc.)Selection 4 Trail of Tears, James Barnes (Southern Music Company)

Concert BandSchool Portland Christian High School (Portland)

Group Name Portland Christian Concert BandLeague 3A-SD1 Special District 1

Principal Sherri JamesDirector Matt Caldwell

Performers 16

Selection 1 Celebration And Song, Robert Sheldon (Alfred MusicPublishing)

Selection 2 Call To Victory, Karl L. King (Barnhouse)Selection 3 Rain, Brian Balmages (FJH Music Co Inc)Selection 4 Moscow, 1941, Brian Balmages (FJH Music Co Inc)

Concert BandSchool Putnam High School (Milwaukie)

Group Name Wind EnsembleLeague 5A-1 Northwest Oregon Conference

Principal Kathleen WalshDirector Jeff Wilson

Performers 37

Selection 1 Amparito Roca, Jaime Texidor (Boosey & Hawkes)Selection 2 Sòlas Ané, Samuel Hazo (Hal Leonard Corporation)Selection 3 Symphony No. 4, Andrew Boysen Jr. (Kjos)

Concert BandSchool Rainier Jr/Sr High School (Rainier)

Group Name Rainier Concert BandLeague 3A-SD1 Special District 1

Principal Graden BlueDirector Madison Keezer

Performers 48

Selection 1 On A Hymnsong of Philip Bliss, David Holsinger (TRN MusicPublisher, Inc)

Selection 2 The Thunderer, John Philip Sousa (Barnhouse MusicPublications)

Selection 3 Shenandoah, Frank Ticheli (Manhattan Beach Music)Selection 4 Avatara, Mike Leckrone (Alfred Publishing)

Concert BandSchool Redmond High School (Redmond)

Group Name Redmond Wind EnsembleLeague 5A-4 Intermountain Conference

Principal Paul NolanDirector Ben Lawson

Performers 36

Selection 1 A Tribute to Grainger, Percy Grainger arranged by Ragsdale(Southern Music)

Selection 2 an American Elegy, Frank Ticheli (Manhattan Beach Music)Selection 3 Con Brio (March), Ralph Ford (Belwin Band)

Concert BandSchool Reynolds High School (Troutdale)

League 6A-3 Mt. Hood ConferencePrincipal Wade BakleyDirector Paul Jolstead

Performers 41

Selection 1 March Bou-Shu, Satoshi Yagasawa (De Haske)Selection 2 Virtus, Chris Pilsner (Pilsner)Selection 3 Divertimento for Winds and Percussion, Roger Cichy (Daehn)

Concert BandSchool Riddle High School (Riddle)

Group Name Riddle High School Concert BandLeague 2A/1A-SD3 Special District 3

Principal William StarkweatherDirector Karalyn Soffer

Performers 26

Selection 1 Rhythm Machine, Timothy Broege (Bourne Co.)Selection 2 Lullaby to the Moon, Brian Balmages (FJH Music Company

Inc.)Selection 3 Korean Folk Rhapsody, Arr. James Curnow (Hal Leonard

Corporation)Selection 4 Highland Echoes, Larry Daehn (Daehn Publications)

Concert BandSchool Roseburg High School (Roseburg)

Group Name Roseburg High School Wind EnsembleLeague 6A-6 Southwest Conference

Principal Jill WeberDirector Branden Hansen

Performers 46

Selection 1 Festival Bells, Thomas Doss (DeHaske)Selection 2 Angels in the Architecture, Frank Ticheli (Manhattan Beach

Music)

Concert BandSchool Seaside High School (Seaside)

Group Name Seaside High School Symphonic BandLeague 4A-1 Cowapa League

Principal Jeff RobertsDirector Terry L. Dahlgren

Performers 77

Selection 1 Columbian March, Karl L. King/arr. Gene Milford (LudwigMusic)

Selection 2 Half Moon On The Hudson, Michael Sweeney (Hal LeonardCorporation)

Selection 3 Aria: Without Words, Clarence Barber (Ludwig Masters)Selection 4 The Ayres of Agincourt, Richard Meyer (Queenwood)


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PHILOMATH

PORTLAND CHRISTIAN

PUTNAM

RAINIER

REDMOND

REYNOLDS

RIDDLE

ROSEBURG

SEASIDE


Concert BandSchool Sheridan High School (Sheridan)

Group Name Sheridan High School Symphonic BandLeague 3A-SD1 Special District 1

Principal Dean RechDirector Karley Jones

Performers 27

Selection 1 An Irish Rhapsody, Clare Grundman (Boosey & Hawkes, Inc)Selection 2 The Gladiator, John Philip Sousa arr. Andrew Balent (Carl

Fisher, LLC)Selection 3 With Quiet Courage, Larry Daehn (Daehn Publications)Selection 4 Moscow, 1941, Brian Balmadges (The FJH Music Company

Inc)

Concert BandSchool Sherwood High School (Sherwood)

Group Name Sherwood High School Wind EnsembleLeague 6A-4 Three Rivers League

Principal Ken BellDirector Brant Stai

Performers 52

Selection 1 A Glimpse of the Eternal, Aaron Perrine (Longitude 91Publications)

Selection 2 The "Gum-Suckers" March, Percy Aldridge Grainger, ed.Mark Rogers (Southern Music Company)

Selection 3 Symphony No. 3, Mvt. II - Variations on the "Porazzi" theme ofWagner, Alfred Reed (Jenson Publications)

Selection 4 Wine-Dark Sea, Mvt. III - The attention of the souls, JohnMackey (Osti Music)

Concert BandSchool Silverton High School (Silverton)

League 5A-2 Mid-Willamette ConferencePrincipal Wade LockettDirector Frank Petrik

Performers 40

Selection 1 A Festival Prelude, Alfred Reed (Piedmont Music Company)Selection 2 Dum Spiro Spero, Chris Pilsner (Nox Tenebrae Music)Selection 3 Red Rock Mountain, Rossano Galante (Alfred Music

Publishing)

Concert BandSchool Siuslaw High School (Florence)

League 4A-3 Far West LeaguePrincipal Kerri TatumDirector Chris Rowbotham

Performers 42

Selection 1 Accolade (Fanfare for the Fiftieth), Mark Lortz (WingertJones)

Selection 2 Ammerland, Jacob De Haan (De Haske)Selection 3 Quad City Stomp, Michael Sweeney (Hal Leonard

Corporation)Selection 4 Echoes of the Hollow Square, Johnnie Vinson (Hal Leonard

Corporation)

Concert BandSchool South Salem High School (Salem)

League 6A-5 Greater Valley ConferencePrincipal Lara TiffinDirector Ben Stokes

Performers 42

Selection 1 Hymn to the Infinite Sky, Satoshi Yagisawa (DeHaske)Selection 2 Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral, Wagner, Cailliet (Belwin)Selection 3 Apollo Unleashed, From Symphony No. 2, Frank Ticheli

(Manhattan Beach)

Concert BandSchool Southridge High School (Beaverton)

Group Name Southridge Wind EnsembleLeague 6A-2 Metro League

Principal David NieslanikDirector Jarod Sorum

Performers 50

Selection 1 Dusk, Steven Bryant (BCM International)Selection 2 Krump, Scott McAllister (LydMusic)

Concert BandSchool Sprague High School (Salem)

League 6A-5 Greater Valley ConferencePrincipal Craig SwansonDirector Rick Greenwood

Performers 52

Selection 1 Selamlik, Florent Schmitt/Ed. Meyer (unpublished)Selection 2 Fantasia on a Bach Chorale Prelude, Ito, Yasuhide (ItoMusic

INc.)Selection 3 A Copland Portrait, DAvid Conte/Trans. Nowlin (E.C.

Schirmer Music Company)

Concert BandSchool Springfield High School (Springfield)

Group Name Springfield High School Symphonic BandLeague 5A-3 Midwestern League

Principal Jose da SilvaDirector Jon Bridges

Performers 46

Selection 1 Symphonic Overture, Charles Carter (Carl Fischer LLC)Selection 2 I Am, Andrew Boysen Jr. (Neil A. Kjos Music Co.)Selection 3 Havendance, David R. Holsinger (TRN Publishing)

Concert BandSchool St. Helens High School (St Helens)

Group Name St. Helens High School Wind EnsembleLeague 5A-1 Northwest Oregon Conference

Principal Ted ZehrDirector Noelle Freshner

Performers 36

Selection 1 Shadow Rituals, Michael Markowski (Manhattan BeachMusic)

Selection 2 Second American Folk Rhapsody, Clare E. Grundman (Boosey& Hawkes)

Selection 3 Blue and Green Music, Samuel R. Hazo (Hal LeonardCorporation)

Selection 4 Into the Raging River, Steven Reineke (C.L. BarnhouseCompany)

Concert BandSchool Summit High School (Bend)

Group Name Summit WindsLeague 5A-4 Intermountain Conference

Principal Dr. Alice DeWittieDirector Dan Judd

Performers 46

Selection 1 American Overture for Band, Joseph Willcox Jenkins(Theodore Presser Co)

Selection 2 Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral, Richard Wagner/trans.Lucien Cailliet (Remick Music Corp.)

Selection 3 Lincolnshire Posy (Mvt 1,2,5,6), Percy Aldridge Grainerarr.Frederick Fennell (Ludwig Masters)


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Concert BandSchool Taft High School (Lincoln City)

Group Name Taft H.S. Symphonic BandLeague 3A-SD2 Special District 2

Principal Majalise TolanDirector Mike Freel

Performers 41

Selection 1 Monterey March, Pierre LaPlante (Bourne Company)Selection 2 North Star Overture, John O'Reilly (Alfred Publishing

Company)Selection 3 On a Hymnsong of Phillip Bliss, David Holsinger (TRN Music

Publisher)Selection 4 Moscow 1941, Brian Balmages (FJH Music Company)

Concert BandSchool Thurston High School (Springfield)

League 5A-3 Midwestern LeaguePrincipal Dr. Chad ToweDirector Timothy Vian

Performers 30

Selection 1 Pas Redouble, Saint-Saëns (Shawnee Press Inc)Selection 2 Fortress, Frank Ticheli (Manhattan)Selection 3 Wayfaring Stranger, Christopher Nelson (C. Alan

Publications)Selection 4 Arabesque, Sam Hazo (Hal Leonard Corporation)

Concert BandSchool Warrenton High School (Warrenton)

League 3A-SD1 Special District 1Principal Rod HeyenDirector Michael McClure

Performers 50

Selection 1 Prestissimo, Karl King/ arr. James Swearingen (C.L.Barnhouse Company)

Selection 2 Marche Diabolique, Brian Balmages (FJH Music CompanyInc.)

Selection 3 Ravel: Pavane For A Dead Princess, Anne McGinty(Queenwood/Kjos)

Selection 4 Echoes in the Woods, Rick Kirby (Hal Leonard Corporation)

Concert BandSchool West Albany High School (Albany)

Group Name West Albany Wind EnsembleLeague 6A-5 Greater Valley Conference

Principal Susie OrsbornDirector Stuart Welsh

Performers 59

Selection 1 Trittico, Vaclav Nelhybel (Alfred Music Publishing)Selection 2 O Magnum Mysterium, Morten Lauridsen (Peer Music)Selection 3 Shepherd Hey, Percy Grainger (Carl Fischer)Selection 4 California, David Maslanka (Maslanka Press)

Concert BandSchool West Linn High School (West Linn)

League 6A-4 Three Rivers LeaguePrincipal Kevin MillsDirector Kevin Egan

Performers 65

Selection 1 Grand Fanfare, Giancarlo Castro D'Addona (Editions Bim)Selection 2 A Hymn for the Lost and the Living, Eric Ewazen (Southern

Music Company)Selection 3 Magnolia Star, Steve Danyew (Steve Danyew)

Concert BandSchool West Salem High School (Salem)

League 6A-5 Greater Valley ConferencePrincipal Jim MillerDirector Todd Zimbelman

Performers 51

Selection 1 Rio Grande, Michael Daugherty (Michael Daugherty Music)Selection 2 The Merry Widow, Franz Lehar, arranged by Eiji Suzuki

(Bravo Music)Selection 3 The Seeker, David Maslanka (Maslanka Press)

Concert BandSchool Westside Christian High School (Tigard)

League 3A-SD1 Special District 1Principal Mike WengerDirector Will Fox

Performers 10

Selection 1 St. Petersberg March, Johnnie Vinson (Hal LeonardCorporation)

Selection 2 Clarinet Rag, James Ployhar (Belwin-Mills)Selection 3 Black Forest Overture, Michael Sweeney (Hal Leonard

Corporation)Selection 4 Three Ayres of Gloucester, Hugh M. Stuart, Adapted by

Robert Longfield (Hal Leonard Corporation)Selection 5 Moscow, 1941, Brian Balmages (The FJH Music Company)

Concert BandSchool Westview High School (Portland)

Group Name Westview High School Wind EnsembleLeague 6A-2 Metro League

Principal Jon FrancoDirector Ashley Alexander

Performers 47

Selection 1 Canterbury Chorale, Jan Van der Roost (Curnow Music Press)Selection 2 Yiddish Dances, Adam Gorb (Maecenas Music)

Concert BandSchool Wilsonville High School (Wilsonville)

League 5A-1 Northwest Oregon ConferencePrincipal Dan SchumakerDirector Chad Davies

Performers 39

Selection 1 Country Gardens, Percy Grainger, arr. John Philip Sousa,Keith Brion, Loras Shissel (C.L. Barnhouse Company)

Selection 2 On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss, David R. Holsinger (TRNMusic Publisher)

Selection 3 Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night, Elliot Del Borgo(Shawnee Press)

Concert BandSchool Yoncalla High School (Yoncalla)

League 2A/1A-SD2 Special District 2Principal Brian BerryDirector Stacey Atwell-Keister

Performers 9

Selection 1 Black Canyon Of the Gunnison, Erickson (Bourne Co)Selection 2 Ave Maria, Ticheli (Manhattan Beach Music)Selection 3 Ascentium, Huckeby (C.L. Barnhouse Company)


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WEST ALBANY

WEST LINN

WEST SALEM

WESTSIDE CHRISTIAN

WESTVIEW

WILSONVILLE

YONCALLA


String OrchestraSchool Clackamas High School (Clackamas)

Group Name Clackamas ChamberLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal Tammy O'NeillDirector Lisa Hanson

Performers 46

Selection 1 Adagio for Strings, Samuel Barber (G. Schirmer, Inc.)Selection 2 Serenade for Strings, Mvmts I and V, Anton Dvorak (Edwin F.

Kalmus & Co., Inc.)

String OrchestraSchool David Douglas High School (Portland)

Group Name David Douglas Symphonic StringsLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal John BierDirector Michelle Lindberg

Performers 32

Selection 1 Serenade, Op. 6 Mvt. I. Andante con moto, Josef Suk (Kalmus)Selection 2 Serenade in E, Op. 22 Mvt. IV. Larghetto, Antonin Dvorak

(Kalmus)Selection 3 Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G Major, BWV 1048, J.S. Bach

(Kalmus)Selection 4 Mvt. II Adagio Mvt. III. Allegro,

String OrchestraSchool Grant High School (Portland)

League 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A CombinedPrincipal Carol CampbellDirector Brian McFadden

Performers 17

Selection 1 Egmont Overture, Beethoven/arr. Robert D. McCashin (FJHMusic)

Selection 2 Fandango, Boccherini/arr. Clark McAlister (Master's Music)Selection 3 O Magnum Mysterium, Lauridsen/arr. Sandra Dackow (Peer

Music Classical)Selection 4 Allegro Moderato, Mozart/arr. Robert D. McCashin (FJH

Music)

String OrchestraSchool Grants Pass High School (Grants Pass)

Group Name Grants Pass High School Chamber OrchestraLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal Ryan ThompsonDirector Krista DeBolt

Performers 19

Selection 1 Sinfonietta in D Major No. 102, W.A. Mozart (Galaxy MusicCorporation)

Selection 2 Ase's Death, No. 2 Peer Gynt Suite, Edvard Grieg (CarlFischer Inc.)

Selection 3 Concerto Grosso for String Orchestra and Piano Obbligato, 1.Prelude, Ernest Bloch (Summy Birchard Company)

Selection 4 Overture to the Wind, Kirt N. Mosier (Neil A. Kjos Company)

String OrchestraSchool Lake Oswego High School (Lake Oswego)

League 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A CombinedPrincipal Rollin DickinsonDirector Darian Douglas

Performers 31

Selection 1 Simple Symphony: 1, Benjamin Britten (Oxford UniversityPress)




String OrchestraSchool Lakeridge High School (Lake Oswego)

Group Name Lakeridge High School OrchestraLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal Dr. Jennifer SchieleDirector Kristina Stingle

Performers 37

Selection 1 Concerto Grosso No. 1: I. Prelude, Ernest Bloch (BroudeBrothers Limited)

Selection 2 Rest, Frank Ticheli (Manhattan Beach Music)Selection 3 Concerto Grosso No. 1: IV. Fugue, Ernest Bloch (Broude

Brothers Limited)

String OrchestraSchool McKay High School (Salem)

Group Name McKay Chamber OrchestraLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal Rob SchoepperDirector Jim Charnholm

Performers 28

Selection 1 Last Spring, Grieg (Lucks)Selection 2 Eight Little Preludes and Fugues I. C Major, Bach Arr. Russ

(Kalmus)Selection 3 Prelude to the Deluge, St. Saens (Lucks)Selection 4 Concerto Grosso for String Orchestra with Piano Obbligato,

Bloch (Broude BrothersLimited)

String OrchestraSchool Milwaukie High School (Milwaukie)

League 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A CombinedPrincipal Mark PinderDirector Greg Van Winkle

Performers 17

Selection 1 Entrance of the Queen of Sheeba, Handel/Fisher (AlfredMusic Publishing)

Selection 2 Lullaby, Hofeldt (Kjos)Selection 3 Carson Suite, Missal (Kjos)

String OrchestraSchool North Salem High School (Salem)

Group Name North Salem High School Chamber OrchestraLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal Sara LeroyDirector Larry Garrett

Performers 17

Selection 1 Concerto Grosso in G Major, Op.6 No. 1, Mvts. 1 and 2,George Friedrich Handel (Kalmus)

Selection 2 Five Pieces for String Orchestra, Mvts. 1 and 2, PaulHindemith (Schott)

Selection 3 Folk Tune and Fiddle Dance, Percy Fletcher (Boosey andHawkes)

String OrchestraSchool South Eugene High School (Eugene)

Group Name South Eugene String EnsembleLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal Andy DeyDirector Gale Fiszman

Performers 16


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String OrchestraSchool South Salem High School (Salem)

Group Name South Salem Chamber OrchestraLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal Lara TiffinDirector Damian Berdakin

Performers 36

Selection 1 String Quartet op. 95 MVT 1, Beethoven/Mahler(Weinberger)

Selection 2 Serenade for String Orchestra MVT 2, Chadwick (Luck'sMusic)

Selection 3 Serenade for String Orchestra MVT 4, Herbert (Luck's Music)Selection 4 Estampas Nocturnas, Ponce (Peer Music)

String OrchestraSchool Sprague High School (Salem)

Group Name Sprague CamerataLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal Craig SwansonDirector Hector Aguero

Performers 24

Selection 1 Divertimento in D major k. 136 mvt I, WA Mozart (Kalmus)Selection 2 Serenade for Strings Op. 6 mvt I, Joseph Suk (Kalmus)Selection 3 A Little Symphony for Strings I,II, Robert Nelson (Robert

Nelson Publishing)

String OrchestraSchool Summit High School (Bend)

Group Name Summit Chamber OrchestraLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal Dr. Alice DeWittieDirector Warren

Performers 20

Selection 1 Serenade For String Orchestra, Norman Leyden (PlymouthMusic Co./Inc)

Selection 2 Holberg Suite Opus 40, Edvard Grieg (Luck's Music Library)Selection 3 Hoe Down from "Rodeo", Aaron Copland (Boosey & Hawkes)

String OrchestraSchool West Salem High School (Salem)

Group Name West Salem Chamber OrchestraLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal Jim MillerDirector George Thomson

Performers 41

Selection 1 Incidental Music from "Abdelazer", Henry Purcell (Luck's)Selection 2 Five Variants on "Dives and Lazarus", Ralph Vaughan

Williams (Oxford University Press)Selection 3 Sonata for String Orchestra, mvt. IV, William Walton (Oxford

University Press)

String OrchestraSchool Wilsonville High School (Wilsonville)

League 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A CombinedPrincipal Dan SchumakerDirector Carli Bates

Performers 33

Selection 1 Allegro from "Quinten" Quartet (Op. 76 No. 2), Franz JosephHaydn (Brendan McBrien)

Selection 2 Pavane (Pour Une Infante Defunte), Maurice Ravel (OwenGoldsmith)

Selection 3 Pizzicato Polka, Johann Strauss Jr. and Josef Strauss (RobertMcCashin)

Selection 4 Romanian Folk Dances, Bela Bartok (Deborah BakerMonday)


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Full OrchestraSchool David Douglas High School (Portland)

Group Name David Douglas SymphonyLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal John BierDirector Jennifer Brooks-Muller and Michelle Lindberg

Performers 65

Selection 1 The Beautiful Galatea Overture, Franz von Suppe (Kalmus)Selection 2 Symphony No. 5, Opus 107 "Reformation", Felix

Mendelssohn (Kalmus)Selection 3 Movements III and IV,

Full OrchestraSchool McKay High School (Salem)

League 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A CombinedPrincipal Rob SchoepperDirector JJ Meyer

Performers 64

Selection 1 Pique Dame, Von Suppe (Luck's)Selection 2 Symphony #2 Movement 4, Sibelius (Kalmus)

Full OrchestraSchool McNary High School (Keizer)

Group Name McNary SymphonyLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal Erik JespersenDirector Sean Williams

Performers 55

Selection 1 Entry March of the Boyars, Johan Halvorsen (Luck's)Selection 2 Pavane, Op. 50, Gabriel Faure / arr. Livingston Gearhart

(Hal Leonard Corporation)Selection 3 Overture to Nabucco, Giuseppe Verdi (Luck's)

Full OrchestraSchool South Salem High School (Salem)

Group Name South Salem Symphony OrchestraLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal Lara TiffinDirector Damian Berdakin

Performers 65

Selection 1 Symphony N1 Scherzo, Bruckner (Eulenburg)Selection 2 Symphony N7 Allegretto, Beethoven (Breitkopf unf Hartel)Selection 3 Mazurka, Elgar (Novello and Company)

Full OrchestraSchool Sprague High School (Salem)

Group Name Sprague Symphony OrchestraLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal Craig SwansonDirector Hector Aguero

Performers 55

Selection 1 Overture to West Side Story, Leonard Bernstein/ arr. Peress(Boosey & Hawkes)

Selection 2 Symphony No. 5 in E minor, Op. 64, mvt. IV, Pyotr IlyichTchaikovsky (Kalmus)

Full OrchestraSchool West Salem High School (Salem)

Group Name West Salem Symphony OrchestraLeague 6A/5A/4A/3A/2A/1A Combined

Principal Jim MillerDirector Todd Zimbelman and George Thomson

Performers 82

Selection 1 Overture to "Candide", Leonard Bernstein (G. Schirmer)Selection 2 Final Dance from the "Polovtsian Dances", Alexander Borodin

(Luck's)Selection 3 Symphony No. 5 in D minor, mvt. IV, Dmitri Shostakovich

(Kalmus)


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