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Programs
57
Competitions
8
Performances
208
Scores posted
66

Saturday, September 26, 2026Herriman High School · Herriman7 classes · 32 bands

6A Open

5 bands
Recap
  1. 1st
    American Fork
    • Music caption award — top Music score in 6A Open
    • Visual caption award — top Visual score in 6A Open
    • Percussion caption award — top Percussion score in 6A Open
    • Color Guard caption award — top Color Guard score in 6A Open
    89.050
  2. 2nd84.525
  3. 3rd83.506
2 more in 6A Open

6A Scholastic

6 bands
Recap
  1. 1st
    Lehi
    • Music caption award — top Music score in 6A Scholastic
    • Visual caption award — top Visual score in 6A Scholastic
    81.863
  2. 2nd
    Davis
    • Percussion caption award — top Percussion score in 6A Scholastic
    79.056
  3. 3rd
    Riverton
    • Color Guard caption award — top Color Guard score in 6A Scholastic
    77.000
3 more in 6A Scholastic

5A Open

3 bands
Recap
  1. 1st
    Green Canyon
    • Music caption award — top Music score in 5A Open
    • Visual caption award — top Visual score in 5A Open
    • Percussion caption award — top Percussion score in 5A Open
    • Color Guard caption award — top Color Guard score in 5A Open
    83.888
  2. 2nd79.725
  3. 3rd76.350

5A Scholastic

7 bands
Recap
  1. 1st
    Heber Valley
    • Music caption award — top Music score in 5A Scholastic
    67.463
  2. 2nd
    Pleasant Grove
    • Visual caption award — top Visual score in 5A Scholastic
    • Percussion caption award — top Percussion score in 5A Scholastic
    • Color Guard caption award — top Color Guard score in 5A Scholastic
    67.300
  3. 3rd65.025
4 more in 5A Scholastic

4A Open

5 bands
Recap
  1. 1st
    Ogden
    • Music caption award — top Music score in 4A Open
    • Visual caption award — top Visual score in 4A Open
    • Color Guard caption award — top Color Guard score in 4A Open
    77.494
  2. 2nd76.019
  3. 3rd
    Mountain Crest
    • Percussion caption award — top Percussion score in 4A Open
    75.838
2 more in 4A Open

4A Scholastic

3 bands
Recap
  1. 1st
    Timpanogos
    • Visual caption award — top Visual score in 4A Scholastic
    • Percussion caption award — top Percussion score in 4A Scholastic
    • Color Guard caption award — top Color Guard score in 4A Scholastic
    57.444
  2. 2nd
    Uintah
    • Music caption award — top Music score in 4A Scholastic
    56.425
  3. 3rd54.700

3A

3 bands
Recap
  1. 1st
    Canyon View
    • Music caption award — top Music score in 3A
    • Percussion caption award — top Percussion score in 3A
    63.588
  2. 2nd
    Grantsville
    • Visual caption award — top Visual score in 3A
    59.431
  3. 3rd
    Carbon
    • Color Guard caption award — top Color Guard score in 3A
    59.181

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