The Roslyn High School Winterguard won the Scholastic A Class gold medal at the Mid-Atlantic Indoor Network Championship—held at the RWJ Barnabas Health Arena in Toms River, New Jersey on April 23.
Their production, titled “A Story to Tell,” earned a score of 89.43 and was the third highest of all classes in the competition.
This year was the first competitive season for the group. Their competitive association, Mid-Atlantic Indoor Network, hosts competitions during the winter and spring months throughout the tri-state region.
The culmination of the season is the Mid-Atlantic Indoor Network championship, a 2-day event attended by 118 units in 13 competitive classes, representing 7 states and comprising over 2,700 performers.
“We are so proud of these kids and this program, having stepped out into the winterguard activity with no history of competing indoors, while some of their competitors have decades of experience,” Anthony DeMarino, Roslyn High School’s director of colorguards, said. “They have exceeded all expectations.”
In recognition of their achievement, each student received an individual gold medal and the team took home a championship banner and trophy to be proudly displayed at the high school.