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This past weekend the Green Canyon marching band made history in St. George by capturing its 10th straight state championship. Photo courtesy Nicole Wilkinson On Sunday, the Green Canyon Marching Band returned to Cache Valley escorted by the flashing lights of local law enforcement after a historic weekend of competition.It began Nov. 6, with Utah Music Educators Association (UMEA) sponsored Red Rocks State Marching Band Championship, where local 4A schools all placed in the stop 5. Green Canyon is the only Cache Valley marching band to compete in the 5A division, where the Wolves defeated all comers and clinched overall top marks.Green Canyon’s score of 91.275 for the show titled “Festivity” narrowly defeated American Fork’s 91.263 score. When the scores were announced, the Green Canyon students erupted with exuberant cheers.

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