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002Can we do the next round >> on the field from Everett, Massachusetts, the Everett Crimson Tide Marching Band, drum majors Ashley Banana Ramos and Allison Alocram Acasta. Is your band ready? Presenting [applause and cheering] their 2025 production, Drawn to Life: Music from Pictures at an Exhibition. Please welcome the Everett Crimson Tide Marching Band. Heat. Hey, heat. Hey, heat. Heat. Heat. >> [music] [music] [cheering] [applause] >> Woo! [cheering] Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. Heat. Hey, hey, hey. >> [music] [cheering] >> Woo! >> [applause] >> Thank you. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] [music] >> [music] [applause] >> Heat. Hey, Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. [applause] Heat. [cheering] >> [applause] [cheering] >> under the direction of Gino Brian passing in review. Everyone, one more time, please for the Everett Crimson Tide
003Marching Band. [applause and cheering] [applause] >> My name is Ashley Pinad Ramos. I'm a drum major here at EHS and I've been in this program for around four years now. And my there's so many things I can say. Um, firstly, I guess just my love for music and like I recently, like two years ago actually, I switched to bass bass guitar. So, which was really a new environment, especially with the new staff, but everyone there has been so welcoming and all the new friendships I've made, all the new people I've met this year and getting closer to my other senior friends, too. It's been such like like a crazy experience. I didn't never thought it would be like so quick cuz I remember being a freshman looking up to the senior thinking they're so cool
004and then now I'm a senior and now it's just like really weird, but it's so fun. >> My name is Melena. I'm class of 2028. This is what my fourth marching season. Yeah, this is my third. >> Fourth. This is my fourth season in general. Um I really like performing. It's very fun. It's very fun to smile. Look pretty up there. Like I just love it. I love flag the most. Flag is very beautiful, very elegant. Rifle, it's like aggressive. I like it. And then saber also aggressive. And dancing is beautiful. I love I just love it being here. It's a very fantastic place. You meet a lot of cool people and it gets very emotional in finals. It's a sad time but it's also very fun. There's two seniors but I don't one right
005here >> and there's two seniors. [crying] >> This is my second season. I joined during winter and I met [laughter] a lot of great people during >> this is my last year and um >> um and yeah I don't know what [laughter] else to say but to say that that I love these people. >> Hi I'm Natalie. Um, this is my first marching season overall and my last and I'm very happy to be here with these amazing, beautiful girls that I met. Um, and I'm so happy and grateful to have this experience. Thank you. >> Yeah. You want to talk? >> Something I have to definitely mention is just the amazing guard team I have. And like the best moments I have are the camp days when we're all eating pizza or at Duncan's gossiping
006or just talking about life. It's so fun and it's such a memorable experience that I'll never ever forget. >> Thank you. >> Um I'm also a captain. Uh I've been here a really long time. I'm 16 now and I started when I was 12. And like [snorts] getting to watch people grow and like love themselves and love the people around them just like makes my heart and just makes my inner child really happy. And I'm so glad I get to spend days like these with these people. >> Uh my [snorts] name is Daniel Junior Nunes Estraa. I'm class of 27. >> Oh, my name is Santino Vega and I'm also the class of 27. >> I'm uh William Hurley. I'm in the class of 28. I think we had a lot of fun this season
007because especially us three, we've been here for a really long time. So, it's been really nice to get to bond with newbies and other veterans alike and making a lot of new memories with all the music and we have amazing staff like Mrs. Logan help us become better [music] musicians all the time and better people even. >> Yeah, I could agree with that. Um, I've been around for a long time and I've seen a lot of like seniors go. I feel like they've all had a really good time and I've had a good time seeing them, too. I haven't been here as long as they have, but I have been here for a long time, a quite long time. And uh yeah, like he said, um Miss Logan helped us a lot on the way
008here. You know, she's like the heart and soul of the the pit. She loves each and every one of us and we love all of our staff members. >> Yeah. And I think the band, our director, Mr. O'Brien, he has a very big emphasis on it being like a family more than just like friends. It's like he wants to be a family and be very inter interconnected which is really nice and he always makes us have like fun experiences here and there and tries to keep it more lively. He's very energetic and spontaneous and sometimes it gets a little out of him but sometimes he's really fun. He's a really fun guy. >> How about a nice round of applause for all these performers out here. [cheering] [applause] All right, we're going to do the
00950/50. What's the winner taken home? $320 right over here. One of these drum majors. Everett, come forward. Pick a ticket. Everett. [screaming] >> Thank you. Thank you, Evan. All right, it's a blue ticket. 3439272 Going once. No, you're so easy. >> All right, we're going to do our scholarship. >> Haley, the microphone is yours. >> Good evening, everyone. I have the honor tonight to announce our annual scholarships. Um, on behalf of the Ignesa Executive Board, it is my great honor to present our inaugural New England Scholastic Band Association, David Bundon Memorial Scholarship, in memory of David F. Bundon, who passed away this past February. Dave was one of Nesba's founding members whose passion for music, teaching, and marching bands left an indelible mark on countless students and staff over the years. As we award the
010scholarship today, we honor his legacy and look to support a graduating senior who echoes Dave's spirit of musical excellence, leadership, and community. Congratulations to this year's recipient from North Reading High School, Matthew Kapalvo. [cheering] [applause] [cheering] >> [cheering] [cheering] >> Thank you. Thank you. [cheering] All right, up next we have our annual Ed Denin Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship is given every year to honor in honor of Ed who was also a founding member of NESBA and was instrumental in creating our scholarship program. We award this scholarship today to honor Ed's legacy and support a graduating senior. Congratulations to this year's recipient from Oakmont Overlook Regional High School, Adam Lazorsa. [cheering] >> [applause] [applause] [cheering] >> And now for the scores in division four. High Caption Awards. Receiving the best music award goes to Salem High
011School. [cheering] >> Receiving the best visual award. We had a tie with Salem High School and Andover High School. [cheering] >> [applause] >> Best overall effect goes to Salem High School. [cheering] >> Best percussion goes to Everett High School. [screaming] >> [cheering] >> Best color guard goes to Salem High School. [cheering] And best drum major goes to Andover High School. >> [applause and cheering] [applause] [screaming] >> In sixth place, receiving a gold medal with a score of 86.58. That's 86.58. Lemonster High School. [cheering] >> [applause] >> In fifth place, receiving a gold medal with a score of 87.68. That's 87.68, Randolph High School. [applause] In fourth place, receiving a gold medal with a score of 88.38. That's 88.38, Everett High School. [cheering] [applause] [cheering] >> In third place, receiving a gold medal with a score
012of 91.67. That's 91.67 [cheering] End over High School. [applause] >> And second place receiving a gold medal with the score of 91.72. That's 91.72. North Brandon High School. [cheering] >> And in first place and our 2025 Division 4 champions, receiving a gold medal with a score of 94.54. That's 94.54 Salem High [cheering] School. Thank you everyone. How about a final round of applause for all these performers out here? [cheering] Thank [applause] you all for coming. Drum majors and captains, you're all dismissed. Thank you. Fabulous.