Drill

JROTC Armed Drill

This special team is an armed drill team that competes in multiple competitions throughout the school year. The Armed Drill consists of an inspection team, a regulation team, and an exhibition team. The inspection team competes in competitions in which the whole team is asked questions by inspectors and judged on their bearing, knowledge, and rifle manuals. The regulation team competes by completing a regulatory sequence that consists of rifle drills and marching. The exhibition team competes by performing a sequence of marching and rifle drills but the drill they use is not regulated and they are able to do many moves that would otherwise be prohibited (spinning rifles, tossing rifles, throwing rifles, etc.).

JROTC Unarmed Drill

This special team is an unarmed drill team that competes throughout the school year. The unarmed drill team consists of an inspection team, a regulation team, and an exhibition team. The inspection team competes in competitions in which the whole team is asked questions by inspectors and judged on their bearing and knowledge. The regulation team competes by completing a regulation drill sequence that consists of unarmed drills and marching. The exhibition team competes by performing a sequence of unarmed drills that is not regulated in order to make interesting movements to impress judges, as well as drill the team also uses some step-team sequences; Step-Team is a form of percussive routine in which you use your body as an instrument (clapping, snapping, stomping, etc.)

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