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ASBOA REGION MARCHING ASSESSMENT RESULTS 2020 School Directors Class REG Date Harper Rutledge Rowan Composite Mountainburg High School Garreth Atwell 2A VIII 13‐Oct II II II II Van Buren Senior High School Ron Smith 6A VIII 13‐Oct II I I Dover High School Niall Blasdel 3A IX 13‐Oct II I II II Russellville High School Band Dewayne Dove 6A IX 13‐Oct II I I Caldwell Meggs Kuykendal Composite Lavaca High School Logan Dooly 3A VIII 13‐Oct II II II II Paris High School Matthew Shewmaker 3A VIII 13‐Oct II II I Booneville Bearcat Marching Band Brian Rhodes, Angela Rhodes, Karen Goff 3A VIII 13‐Oct III I Mena Bearcat Marching band Charles Morgan 4A VIII 13‐Oct II I I Caldwell Kuykendal Kesner Composite Ozark High School Band Ryan LaFleur 4A VIII 14‐Oct II I I Magazine High School Ashley Love 2A VIII 14‐Oct II II II II Cooper Belongia Reynolds Composite Dardanelle HS Scarlet Regiment Clay Hooten 4A IX 16‐Oct II I I Greene County Tech High School Band Kim Webb 5A V 19-Oct Pocahontas Marching Redskins Whitney Phillips 4A V 19-Oct Wynne High School Trevor Guiltner 5A IV 19-Oct Lake Hamilton High School Jon Shultz 6A II 20-Oct Mountain Pine High School Christopher A. Johns, II 2A II 20-Oct Glen Rose School Band Aaron M. Pettit 3A II 20-Oct Hot Springs World Class High School Buck Womack 5A II 20-Oct Lakeside High School Scott "Rudy" Villines 5A II 20-Oct Ashdown High School Mark Pounds 4A II 20-Oct Arkansas High School Richard Eckstein 5A II 20-Oct Fouke High School Don Colquitt 3A II 20-Oct Genoa Central High School Chris Gray 3A II 20-Oct ASBOA REGION MARCHING ASSESSMENT RESULTS 2020 Malvern High School Leopard Marching Ba Ken Williams 4A II 20-Oct Gurdon Public Schools Christopher M. Elliott II 2A II 20-Oct Horatio High School Sabrina Cooper 3A II 20-Oct De Queen High School Band Chris Richard 5A II 20-Oct Nashville High School Daniel J. Dunn 4A II 20 OCT Arkadelphia High School Band Aaron Seel 4A II 20-Oct Searcy High School Tony Luzzi, Josette Cordell, and Shane Fudge 6A IV 20-Oct NLRHS Marching Band Michelle Smith, Josh Jackson, and Pat Lindsey 7A I 20-Oct Vilonia High School Band Philip Nichols 5A IX 20-Oct Des Arc HS Band David T. Yarbrough 2A IV 22-Oct Cabot HS Band Rusty Hart, Kara Reynolds, Phillip Franklin, Brandon Wils 7A IV 20-Oct Beebe High School Marching Band Allie Simmons, Matt Simpson 5A IV 20-Oct Morrilton High School Band Christina Bartlett 5A IX 20-Oct Conway High School Robin Ratliff 7A IX 20-Oct Gosnell Ray Parham 4A V 20-Oct Rector High School Ben Mullen 2A V 20-Oct Rivercrest Marching Band Sebastien Isom, Hunter Durham 4A V 20-Oct Blytheville High School Mrs. Janet Rooney 4A V 20-Oct Highland High School Band Greg Bruner 4A V 20-Oct Cotter Marching Band Christian Beck 2A VI 20-Oct Mountain Home High School Band Tom Chentnik 6A VI 20-Oct Harrison High School Band Josh Bradford 5A VI 20-Oct Bentonville High School Tim Hendrix 7A VI 20-Oct Rogers High School Marching Band Patrice Brown 7A VI 20-Oct Bentonville West High School Band Albert Ortiz 7A VI 20-Oct Paragould Pride Marching Band Richie Williams 5A V 22-Oct.

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