Marching Rebels Release Competition Schedule
From the Sep 3, 2024 e-EditionThe McKenzie High School Marching Rebels are preparing for a busy competition schedule beginning this month.
They will take their 2024 show “Recess” first to the Pete Evans Showcase on Saturday, September 14 at Johnnie Hale Stadium in Milan.
The band has five more Saturdays on the schedule:
September 21 — Hornet Invitational at South Gibson High School in Medina.
September 28 — Union City Invitational at Union City High School.
October 5 — Huntingdon Marching Invitational at Huntingdon High School.
October 12 — Bethel University Renaissance Marching Invitational at Bethel University in McKenzie.
November 2 — Tennessee Division I State Marching Band Championship at Independence High School in Thompson’s Station.
In the e-Edition
McKenzie Banner September 3, 2024
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