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Sunday, November 1, 2015 - Manistee HS STUDENT ID First Last Level Gr District 1: Saturday, October 31, 2015 - Big Rapids HS STUDENT ID First Last Level Gr. Instrument Sect. Time CD School 91210798 Joey Vajda HS 10 Perc. 1 8:00 AM Big Rapids HS 91211360 Ryan DeKryger HS 11 Violin 1 8:10 AM Cadillac HS 91210223 Ben Swanson HS 11 Tuba 1 8:20 AM Big Rapids HS 91211200 Mollie Weber HS 11 Euphonium 1 8:30 AM Big Rapids HS 91210585 Gabriel McDanield HS 9 Trombone 1 8:40 AM Big Rapids HS 91210478 Elijah Emmons HS 10 Trombone 1 8:50 AM Cadillac HS 91211330 Renee Ding HS 11 Flute 1 9:00 AM Big Rapids HS 91210470 Elena Bissonette HS 12 Oboe 1 9:10 AM Morley Stanwood HS 91210094 Allyson Johnson HS 11 Oboe 1 9:20 AM Big Rapids HS 91210097 Alyssa Foust HS 12 Bassoon 1 9:30 AM Big Rapids HS 91210706 Jacob Bleeker HS 11 Clarinet 1 9:40 AM Big Rapids HS 91210180 Arya Rao HS 10 Alto Sax 1 9:50 AM Big Rapids HS 91211508 Tori John HS 11 Baritone Sax 1 10:00 AM Cadillac HS 91210105 Amanda Smith HS 12 Trumpet 1 10:10 AM Big Rapids HS 91210565 Evan Chilcote HS 10 Trumpet 1 10:20 AM Cadillac HS 91210056 Alex Nelson HS 11 Trumpet 1 10:30 AM Morley Stanwood HS 91211376 Sage Radtke HS 12 Horn 1 10:40 AM Reed City HS District 1: Sunday, November 1, 2015 - Manistee HS STUDENT ID First Last Level Gr. Instrument Sect. Time CD School 91210515 Emily Thomas HS 9 Flute 2 1:00 PM Manistee HS 91211076 Maggie Nagle HS 12 Flute 2 1:10 PM Ludington HS 91210637 Hannah Tryon-Mueller HS 9 Flute 2 1:20 PM Manistee HS 781551 Kelsey Novogradac MS 8 Flute 2 1:30 PM Benzie Cent. JRHS 781628 Lucy Straubel MS 8 Flute 2 1:40 PM Benzie Cent. JRHS 781071 Andrea Taghon MS 8 Flute 2 1:50 PM Benzie Cent. JRHS 91210460 Dylan Berens HS 11 Clarinet 2 2:00 PM Shelby HS 781813 Ryan McDonald MS 8 Clarinet 2 2:10 PM Benzie Cent. JRHS 781103 Antonio Ramirez MS 8 Clarinet 2 2:20 PM Benzie Cent. JRHS 781191 Chandler Holly MS 8 Bass Cl. 2 2:30 PM Benzie Cent. JRHS 91211512 Trenton Dalm HS 12 Trumpet 2 2:40 PM Ludington HS 91211509 Travis Arnold HS 12 Trumpet 2 2:50 PM Manistee HS 91210134 Andrew White HS 11 Trumpet 2 3:00 PM Benzie Cent. HS 91210211 Bailey LaPan HS 12 Trumpet 2 3:10 PM Benzie Cent. HS 91210964 Kyler Keck HS 10 Alto Sax 2 3:20 PM Ludington HS 781882 Summer Bush-Sillman MS 8 Trumpet 2 3:30 PM Shelby MS 781803 Roger Lind MS 8 Trumpet 2 3:40 PM Manistee MS 781155 Brandon Barker MS 8 Trumpet 2 3:50 PM Benzie Cent. JRHS 781930 Tyler Iverson MS 8 Trumpet 2 4:00 PM Benzie Cent. JRHS 781602 Liam Quinn MS 8 Horn 2 4:10 PM Manistee MS 781037 Alex Myers MS 8 Trombone 2 4:20 PM Benzie Cent. JRHS 781149 Benjamin Sullivan MS 7 Trombone 2 4:30 PM Manistee MS 91210887 Katelyn Brown HS 10 Tuba 2 4:40 PM Shelby HS 91210233 Blade Gates HS 10 Perc. 2 4:50 PM Manistee HS 91211205 Morgan Haywood HS 11 Euphonium 2 5:00 PM Manistee HS 781693 Megan Huber MS 8 Perc. 2 5:10 PM Manistee MS 781120 Aurora Johnson MS 8 Perc. 2 5:25 PM Manistee MS District 2: Saturday, October 31, 2015 -Traverse City West HS STUDENT ID First Last Level Gr. Instrument Sect. Time CD School 91211250 Nicole Blakkan-Esser HS 12 Piccolo 1 8:00 AM Traverse City West HS 91211159 Meredith Mason HS 12 Flute 1 8:10 AM Gaylord St. Mary Cath. HS 91210290 Camellia Minervini HS 11 Flute 1 8:20 AM Traverse City West HS 91210805 John Wend HS 12 Flute 1 8:30 AM Traverse City West HS 91211251 Nicole Blakkan-Esser HS 12 Flute 1 8:40 AM Traverse City West HS 781955 Wren Wodek MS 7 Clarinet 1 8:50 AM Traverse City West JRHS 91211182 Mike Robens HS 12 Clarinet 1 9:00 AM Traverse City Central HS 91210699 Jack Rager HS 11 Clarinet 1 9:10 AM Mancelona HS 91210490 Elizabeth Walker HS 11 Clarinet 1 9:20 AM Traverse City West HS 781277 Elizabeth Thomas MS 7 Flute 1 9:30 AM Traverse City West JRHS 781289 Emily Bergstrom MS 8 Oboe 1 9:40 AM Traverse City East MS 91210678 Isaac Bigsby HS 10 Oboe 1 9:50 AM Bellaire HS 91211070 Madison Snable HS 11 Alto Sax 1 10:00 AM Traverse City West HS 91211353 Ross Williamson HS 11 Alto Sax 1 10:10 AM Traverse City West HS 781779 Quinn Springsteen MS 8 Alto Sax 1 10:20 AM Traverse City West JRHS 91210954 Kristen Harrigan HS 12 Viola 1 10:30 AM Traverse City West HS 91211575 Zoe Larson HS 12 Viola 1 10:40 AM Traverse City West HS 91210502 Emily Long HS 12 Violin 1 10:50 AM Traverse City Central HS 781909 Therese Wisniewski MS 7 Violin 1 11:00 AM Gaylord St. Mary Cath. MS 91210088 Allie Rutkowski HS 12 Cello 1 11:10 AM Gaylord St. Mary Cath. HS STUDENT ID First Last Level Gr. Instrument Sect. Time CD School 781524 Kailey Gustafson MS 8 Trumpet 2 8:00 AM Traverse City East MS 781908 Therese Wisniewski MS 7 Trumpet 2 8:10 AM Gaylord St. Mary Cath. MS 781707 Michael Riccobono MS 8 Trumpet 2 8:20 AM Traverse City West JRHS 91211126 Matthew Makarewicz HS 12 Trumpet 2 8:30 AM Gaylord St. Mary Cath. HS 91210288 Caleb Smiley HS 11 Trumpet 2 8:40 AM Traverse City West HS 781971 Zoe Willcock MS 8 Horn 2 8:50 AM Traverse City West JRHS 91210547 Erin Emery HS 11 Horn 2 9:00 AM Bellaire HS 91211549 William Hutchinson HS 12 Horn 2 9:10 AM Traverse City West HS 91210439 Dawson Peek HS 12 Trombone 2 9:20 AM Traverse City Central HS 91210995 Leah Racine HS 9 Trombone 2 9:30 AM Traverse City West HS 91210357 Claire Bergin HS 11 Trombone 2 9:40 AM Traverse City West HS 781866 Sol Medwed-Cohen MS 7 Trombone 2 9:50 AM Traverse City West JRHS 91210983 Lauren Klaft HS 11 Euphonium 2 10:00 AM Traverse City West HS 91211322 Raul Rivera HS 10 Euphonium 2 10:10 AM Traverse City West HS 781410 Isaac Golden MS 7 Tuba 2 10:20 AM Bellaire JRHS 91210276 Bryce Cox HS 11 Perc. 2 10:30 AM Traverse City West HS 91210262 Brianne Giddis HS 12 Perc. 2 10:45 AM Traverse City West HS 91210050 Alex Klopcic HS 10 Perc. 2 11:00 AM Traverse City West HS 91210695 Jack Ensign HS 12 Perc. 2 11:15 AM Traverse City West HS 91211234 Nathaniel Stubbs HS 12 Perc. 2 11:30 AM Traverse City Central HS District 2: Sunday, November 1, 2015 -Traverse City West HS STUDENT ID First Last Level Gr. Instrument Sect. Time CD School 91210549 Erin Myers HS 11 Viola 3 8:00 AM Traverse City West HS 91211199 Mollie M. Binert HS 11 Clarinet 3 8:10 AM Grayling HS 91210382 Concetta Brehmer HS 9 Clarinet 3 8:20 AM Traverse City West HS 91210488 Elizabeth Kozlowski HS 10 Bass Cl. 3 8:30 AM Traverse City West HS 91210029 Aili Simpson HS 10 Violin 3 8:40 AM Traverse City Central HS 91210914 Kaysen Mortensen Chown HS 10 Violin 3 8:50 AM Traverse City Central HS 781395 Henry Urbain MS 8 Trumpet 3 9:00 AM Traverse City East MS 781054 Alyssa Foley MS 8 Trumpet 3 9:10 AM Traverse City West JRHS 781230 Darcy Daenzer MS 8 Trumpet 3 9:20 AM Traverse City West JRHS 781097 Annika Leary MS 8 Violin 3 9:30 AM Traverse City West JRHS 91210604 Grace Breithaupt HS 9 Flute 3 9:40 AM Elk Rapids HS 91210573 Falisitey LaBrie HS 12 Flute 3 9:50 AM Elk Rapids HS 781034 Alena Fritch MS 0 Clarinet 3 10:00 AM Traverse City West JRHS 781605 Lily Guiney MS 8 Flute 3 10:10 AM Traverse City West JRHS 781858 Sidney Carrigan MS 8 Flute 3 10:20 AM Traverse City East MS 781364 Grant Holfels MS 8 Alto Sax 3 10:30 AM Traverse City West JRHS 781430 Jacob Davis MS 8 Alto Sax 3 10:40 AM Traverse City West JRHS 781763 Onaleah Durnovo-Perry MS 8 Alto Sax 3 10:50 AM Traverse City West JRHS 781617 Lorelei Nash MS 8 Tenor Sax 3 11:00 AM Traverse City West JRHS 91210889 Katherine Aldrich HS 12 Alto Sax 3 11:10 AM Frankfort HS 91211156 Melissa Akin HS 9 Baritone Sax 3 11:20 AM Elk Rapids HS 91211047 Lynn Eickholt HS 11 Baritone Sax 3 11:30 AM Elk Rapids HS 91211183 Milah Loose HS 10 Trumpet 3 11:40 AM Elk Rapids HS STUDENT ID First Last Level Gr. Instrument Sect. Time CD School 91210665 Ian Beck HS 9 Horn 4 8:00 AM Traverse City West HS 91211195 Mitchell Greene HS 10 Horn 4 8:10 AM Elk Rapids HS 91210399 Dakota Rinz HS 9 Euphonium 4 8:20 AM Grayling HS 781912 Thomas VanWingen MS 7 Euphonium 4 8:30 AM Traverse City West JRHS 91210915 Keegan Anderson HS 9 Euphonium 4 8:40 AM Traverse City West HS 91210366 Clay Friend HS 9 Trombone 4 8:50 AM Elk Rapids HS 781041 Alexander Eveleigh MS 8 Trombone 4 9:00 AM Traverse City West JRHS 781817 Ryan Terrell MS 8 Trombone 4 9:10 AM Traverse City West JRHS 91210093 Allison Shaughnessy HS 12 Tuba 4 9:20 AM Traverse City West HS 91211363 Ryan Fryer HS 9 Tuba 4 9:30 AM Elk Rapids HS 91210962 Kyle Skarshaug HS 9 Perc.
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