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2020 Colorado All-State Bands Personnel Roster for Symphonic Band (As of 1/29/20) 2020 Colorado All-State Bands Personnel Roster for Symphonic Band (as of 1/29/20) Musicians are listed in alphabetical order within each section. Alternates are listed in order of preference. The All-State Symphonic Band is comprised of 110 students representing 54 high schools. A total of 859 students from 161 schools participated in the recent All-State Bands auditions. Instrument Part Name High School Year in School Piccolo Hana Flood Liberty High School 12 Flute Flute 1 Elizabeth Baade Skyview Academy High School 12 Regan Buttermore Pine Creek High School 11 Judy Chen Cherry Creek High School 11 Elijah Johnson Resurrection Christian School 11 Anne Martz Denver School of the Arts 12 Joanna Parker Heritage High School 11 Sarah Smith The Classical Academy 11 Flute 2 Audrey Halbert Niwot High School 12 Miranda Hoyman Frontier Academy 11 Ayla Lantz Cherokee Trail High School 12 Lexi Nigro Eaton High School 12 Jessica Rumsey Rock Canyon High School 12 Chloe Schrader Palisade High School 12 Kathryn Schultz Heritage High School 11 Madison Tallman Discovery Canyon Campus 12 (alternates) Tori Rognerud Chatfield High School 11 Emily Gillette Lakewood High School 12 Ahnna Rom Centaurus High School 12 Emily Billow Longmont High School 12 Eden Ainscough Lakewood High School 12 Oboe Oboe 1 Emilie Feve Palmer Ridge High School 12 Benjamin Segal Denver School of the Arts 12 Oboe 2 Marrakesh Beaner (+ E.H.) Fort Collins High School 11 Ashton Oaks Coronado High School 11 (alternates) Zachary Carlstrom Lyons High School 11 Kathryn Kummel William J. Palmer High School 11 2020 All-State Symphonic Band (continued) ®®® Instrument Part Name High School Year in School Bassoon Clarissa Bosman Cherry Creek High School 12 Aidan Boyd Coal Ridge High School 12 James Kachline Denver School of the Arts 11 Ivan Martin Chatfield High School 12 (alternates) Nicholas Sprinkle Smoky Hill High School 12 Cara O'Leary Liberty High School 11 Clarinet Clarinet 1 Morgan Chen Niwot High School 12 Carson Conley Centaurus High School 11 Ayla Danabasoglu Fairview High School 12 Brooke Hays Mountain Range High School 12 John Petefish Grand Junction High School 11 Isabel Thornberry Fairview High School 12 Nolan Vogel Centaurus High School 11 Clarinet 2 Adalaide Graham D'Evelyn High School 11 Abdullah Ibn-Bilal Denver School of the Arts 12 Hailey Matas Manitou High School 12 Johnathan Mirkovich Cheyenne Mountain High School 11 Valerie Nguyen Legacy High School 12 Cody Pimmel ThunderRidge High School 12 Trek Salzer Loveland High School 11 Jamison Wilder Denver School of the Arts 11 Clarinet 3 Rachel Bowyer Liberty High School 11 Mahima Chiles William J. Palmer High School 11 Ethan Coulter Skyline High School 12 Kieran Hale Fossil Ridge High School 11 Alexander Hollingsworth Coronado High School 11 Donggyu Jang Cherry Creek High School 12 Kayla Kiger Grandview High School 12 Jamie Lutes Fairview High School 11 Colby Powers Smoky Hill High School 12 Rachel Rieger Skyline High School 12 Adam Rojas Mountain View High School 12 (alternates) Vanessa Marta Lamar High School 12 Evelyn Schoonmaker Liberty High School 11 Tyler Long Longmont High School 11 Lauren Hinson Air Academy High School 11 Eva Temelkova Legacy High School 11 Bass Clarinet William Edmundson Fairview High School 11 Julia Joffrion Pine Creek High School 12 Rodney Lee Pickett Durango High School 12 Karena Pruitt Denver School of the Arts 11 (alternates) Dylan Kelly Fort Collins High School 12 Cole Boyd Fossil Ridge High School 11 Krysta Douglas Pine Creek High School 12 2020 All-State Symphonic Band (continued) ®®® Instrument Part Name High School Year in School Saxophone Alto 1 Ethan Mead Rock Canyon High School 12 Shota Renwick Denver School of the Arts 12 Alto 2 Marissa DeBellis Liberty High School 12 Iveth Molina Green Mountain High School 11 (alternates) Craig Brinkman Rampart High School 11 Josh Vance Centaurus High School 11 Sophie Kvaratskhelia Cherry Creek High School 11 Tenor Charles Girard Lakewood High School 12 Nathan Kopacz Palmer Ridge High School 12 (alternate) Norah Artley Green Mountain High School 11 Baritone Moises Barrios Windsor High School 11 William Foster Liberty High School 12 (alternate) Bella Apodaca Fort Collins High School 11 Trumpet Cornet 1 Ethan Abbott Liberty High School 12 Janae Israel Coronado High School 12 Nathaniel Johnson Niwot High School 12 Sophie Urban Coronado High School 11 Cornet 2 Cole Barton Legend High School 11 Annabella Brotherston Denver School of the Arts 11 Barent Foley Fruita Monument High School 12 Aaron Lucas Fossil Ridge High School 12 Cornet 3 Jessica Friedenthal Denver School of the Arts 11 Devin Rocha Manitou High School 11 Evan Swinnell Cherry Creek High School 12 Carter Teeples Liberty High School 11 Trumpet 1 Amruta Divekan Grandview High School 11 Ben McCloskey Peak to Peak High School 12 Trumpet 2 Nicholas Hall Discovery Canyon Campus 11 Kristopher Usrey Rocky Mountain High School 12 (alternates) Bright Ansah Gateway High School 12 Allison Wicklein Legacy High School 12 Alexa Hudson Heritage High School 12 Thomas Meilstrup Chaparral High School 11 Matthew Crosby Legacy High School 12 Elsa Wright Cheyenne Mountain High School 11 2020 All-State Symphonic Band (continued) ®®® Instrument Part Name High School Year in School Horn Horn 1 Colby Kleven Pueblo West High School 12 Jasmine Perry-Grice Windsor High School 12 Horn 2 Rachel Nieves The Classical Academy 12 Henry Taylor Lewis-Palmer High School 11 Horn 3 Addison Jones The Classical Academy 12 Cole Toothaker Niwot High School 12 Horn 4 Owen Eichensaer Eaglecrest High School 12 Max Martin Pine Creek High School 12 (alternates) Lucas Buffington Legacy High School 12 Rachel Merrill Arapahoe High School 12 Ian Patterson Pine Creek High School 12 Emma Franzen Air Academy High School 11 Trombone Trombone 1 Zachary Berenbaum Denver School of the Arts 12 Ethan Edwards Mesa Ridge High School 11 Grayson Stewart Castle View High School 12 Trombone 2 Sam Johnson The Colorado Springs School 12 Daniel Orthel Denver School of the Arts 12 Allison Williamson Pine Creek High School 12 (alternates) Audrey Dow Cherry Creek High School 11 Justin MacTaggart Cheyenne Mountain High School 11 Nicholas Martin Montezuma-Cortez High School 12 Fatima Bahraini Arvada High School 11 Bass Trombone Jacob Brown Chatfield High School 11 Zachary Gerstner Overland High School 12 Harland Nicholson Cheyenne Mountain High School 12 (alternates) Jackson Burrell Poudre High School 12 William Gear Cherry Creek High School 11 Euphonium Jorin Benson Centaurus High School 12 Eunjeong Lee Liberty High School 11 Tyson O'Leary Rocky Mountain High School 12 Renee Rudderrow Cheyenne Mountain High School 12 (alternates) Hannah Ziminsky Loveland High School 11 Jackson Burrell Poudre High School 12 Kris Heath The Academy of Charter Schools 12 2020 All-State Symphonic Band (continued) ®®® Instrument Part Name High School Year in School Tuba Michael Crandall Brush High School 12 Bailey Dorsey Lakewood High School 11 Trinity Jones Fruita Monument High School 11 Katya Schwieterman Paonia High School 12 Aaron Spotts Doherty High School 12 (alternates) Kobe Garrido Legacy High School 12 Dominic Eisentraut Loveland High School 12 Percussion Courtney Amsden Liberty High School 11 Matthew Boyle Fort Collins High School 12 Isaac Fry Resurrection Christian School 11 Daniel Nelms Liberty High School 12 Stephen Pitchford Bear Creek High School 12 Benjamin Riley Pine Creek High School 12 Ryan Townsend Fossil Ridge High School 12 (alternates) Zach Rosen Mountain View High School 12 Sarah Zambrano Fruita Monument High School 11 Gage Garcia Littleton High School 11 Jerrell Joyner Mesa Ridge High School 12 Jeffrey Hew Niwot High School 11 Robert Bourneau Mountain Range High School 12 .
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