Marching Pirates
Marching Pirates
The benefits of participating in marching band are extensive and long-lasting. While a simple search for “Why Marching Band?” will reveal countless perspectives, the true value is best understood through the experience itself. Marching band is far more than an after-school activity; it is a journey that challenges students to learn a new language of music, movement, and teamwork while forming meaningful friendships. It engages both mind and body, encourages creativity, and fosters a strong sense of belonging. Through rehearsals and performances, students gain opportunities to grow not only as musicians, but as individuals. The lessons learned in marching band extend well beyond the field. Perhaps most importantly, marching band teaches skills that prepare students for success in all areas of life...
Responsibility
Multi-Tasking
Discipline
Teamwork
Endurance
Time Management
Competition
Personal Growth
Presentation
Leadership
The standard for being a Marching Pirate is high, and the rewards are lasting. Both students and parents will value the life lessons gained through marching band for years to come. Students in Marching Band MUST be enrolled in a band class.
2026-2027 Marching Pirate Leadership Team
Drum Majors
Blake Vince-Blount Aleena Overstreet
Flute
Joshua McCullon (S.L.)
Jasmine Beverely (A.S.L.)
Clarinet
Paige Grandison (S.L.)
Nico Johnson (D.A.)
Saxophones
Emma Corwin (S.L.) Anna Hill (S.L.)
Mellophone
June Sellars (S.L.)
Trumpets
Carl Epley (S.L.)
Jaden Silverman (D.A.)
Trombones
Nicholas Perugini (S.L.)
Cameron Pittman (A.S.L.)
Baritones
Eli Durand (S.L.)
Tuba
Colton Dixon (S.L.)
Percussion
Brennen Smith (S.L.)
Pierson Scoggin (Battery Section Leader)
Additional Leadership to be Selected After Drum-Line Auditions
Colorguard Captains
Cailee Santos Gabrielle Way
Co-Captains
Andrea Arce Clara Cruz
Quartermaster Section Leader
Angely Reyes (S.L.)
Jiana Calderon (A.S.L.)
Additional Members to be Selected at a Later Date