New York State Field Band Conference

New York State Field Band Conference: The New York State Field Band Conference or NYSFBC is a local circuit for marching band competitions, based in New York. Championships are held at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, New York each year in the last week of October or first week of November. The conference was created in February 1972 to standardize rules and provide constructive feedback at competitions.

An unofficial forum has been created for the band members, parents and staff of participating bands. The NYSFBC Board has over 550 members and has become the "go-to" website for the conference. Scores are posted as they are announced, show themes and music are revealed/shared. Parents, staff, alumni, and many others share their constructive feedback on performances and discuss different ideas behind marching band, guard, percussion, etc. Many students/parents/staff enjoy reading through these free critiques to see what they can improve on. Check it out for yourself, click here!

Contents

1 Mission

1.1 Purpose

1.2 Philosophy

2 History

3 Classifications

4 Past Winners ^[2]

4.1 Old Classification System (1972-1998)

4.1.1 Novice Class

4.1.2 B Class

4.1.3 A2 Class

4.1.4 A Class

4.1.5 AA Class

4.1.6 AAA Class

4.1.7 AAAA Class

4.1.8 Open Class

4.1.9 A Open Class

4.1.10 AA Open Class

4.2 Current Classification System (1999-Present)

4.2.1 Small School Class III

4.2.2 Small School Class II

4.2.3 Small School Class I

4.2.4 Large School Class III

4.2.5 Large School Class II

4.2.6 National Class

5 References

6 External links

Mission

Purpose

The New York State Field Band Conference, Inc. was formed on Feb. 6, 1972 for the purpose of regulating and scheduling field band events in New York State, and for the enhancement of school field band competitions. It is the aim of the New York State Field Band Conference to encourage participation in such events.^[1]

Philosophy

It shall be the philosophy of the New York State Field Band Conference to encourage and provide the most positive experience possible for all participants. The Conference will address this need through procedures it implements regarding competition.^[1]

History

Eleven bands participated in the first championship in 1972 which was held in Cicero, NY. The conference has grown to over 50 bands in recent years and has seen participation from outside the state of New York with bands from Connecticut, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

The championship competition moved from various Syracuse area schools to the Carrier dome in 1980 and has been held in that venue ever since.

Classifications

The NYSFBC has gone through two major methods of classification for the bands that participate in sponsored competitions. The current system of classes was created in 1999, with the exception of the National Class, which was created in 1989. This system consists of 2 major classifications (Large School and Small School) with smaller classes within each of the two major classes.

Past Winners ^[2]

Old Classification System (1972-1998)

Novice Class

1978: LeRoy High School, LeRoy, New York

1979: Cassadaga Valley High School

1980: Academy High School, Pennsylvania

1981: Mohawk High School

1982: Keystone High School

1983: Horseheads High School

1984: Aquinas High School

1985: Phoenix High School, Phoenix, New York

1986: Falconer High School

1987: Orchard Park High School, Orchard Park, New York

B Class

1972: Liverpool High School, Liverpool, New York

1973: Oswego High School, Oswego, New York

1974: Canandaigua Academy, Canandaigua, New York

1975: Holley High School, Holley, New York

1976: Haverling High School, Haverling, New York

1977: Jordan Elbridge High School

1978: Haverling High School, Haverling, New York

1979: Marcus Whitman High School

1980-1981: Jordan Elbridge High School

A2 Class

1992: Mahopac High School

A Class

1972-1975: West Genesee High School, Camillus, New York

1976: Holley High School, Holley, New York

1977: Canandaigua Academy, Canandaigua, New York

1978-1979: East Syracuse-Minoa High School, East Syracuse, New York

1980-1981: Marcus Whitman High School

1982: Medina High School, Medina, New York

1983: Montrose High School

1984: Gloversville High School

1985: Eastridge High School, Irondequoit, New York

1986: Mohawk High School

1987: Bishop Kearney High School, Irondequoit, New York

1988: Southwestern High School

1989-1990: Victor High School, Victor, New York

1991: East Syracuse-Minoa High School, East Syracuse, New York

1992 (tie): Jordan Elbridge High School and East Syracuse-Minoa High School, East Syracuse, New York

1993: Orchard Park High School, Orchard Park, New York

1994: Phoenix High School, Phoenix, New York

1995: Southwestern High School

1996: Johnstown High School

1997:

1998:

AA Class

1976-1977: West Genesee High School, Camillus, New York

1978: Cicero High School, Cicero, New York

1979-1981: West Genesee High School, Camillus, New York

1982: New Hartford High School, New Hartford, New York

1983: Jordan Elbridge High School

1984: Canandaigua Academy, Canandaigua, New York

1985: Bishop Kearney High School, Irondequoit, New York

1986: Baldwinsville High School, Baldwinsville, New York

1987: Central Square High School, Central Square, New York

1988: Union Endicott High School

1989: Medina High School, Medina, New York

1990-1991: New Hartford High School, New Hartford, New York

1992: Eastridge High School, Irondequoit, New York

1993: East Syracuse-Minoa High School, East Syracuse, New York

1994: Baldwinsville High School, Baldwinsville, New York

1995: Jordan Elbridge High School

1996: Copaigue High School

1997:

1998:

AAA Class

1989-1990: Webster Schroeder High School, Webster, New York

1991: Jamestown High School, Jamestown, New York

1992: Horseheads High School

1993-1994: Eastridge High School, Irondequoit, New York

1995: Medina High School, Medina, New York

1996: Jordan Elbridge High School

1997:

1998:

AAAA Class

1996: New Hartford High School, New Hartford, New York

1997:

1998:

Open Class

1982-1984: West Genesee High School, Camillus, New York

A Open Class

1985-1988: Jordan Elbridge High School

AA Open Class

1985: Liverpool High School, Liverpool, New York

1986: West Genesee High School, Camillus, New York

1987: Cicero-North Syracuse High School, Cicero, New York

1988: Liverpool High School, Liverpool, New York

Current Classification System (1999-Present)

Small School Class III

1999-2000: Northwestern High School, Albion, Pennsylvania

2001-2002: Falconer High School, Falconer, New York

2003: Marcus Whitman High School, Rushville, New York

2004-2005: LeRoy High School, LeRoy, New York^{[disambiguation needed ]}

2006: Malverne High School, Malverne, New York

2007: Johnson City High School, Johnson City, New York

2008: Wellsville High School, Wellsville, New York

2009: Johnson City High School, Johnson City, New York

2010: Malverne High School, Malverne, New York

2011: Westmoreland High School, Westmoreland, New York

Small School Class II

1999: Phoenix High School, Phoenix, New York

2000-2001: Victor High School, Victor, New York

2002-2003: Norwich High School, Norwich, New York

2004: Phoenix High School, Phoenix, New York

2005-2007: Northwestern High School, Albion, Pennsylvania

2008(tie): Mohonasen High School, Rotterdam, New York and LeRoy High School, LeRoy, New York

2009: Mineola High School, Mineola, New York

2010:Mohonasen High School, Rotterdam, New York

2011: Malverne High School, Malverne, New York

Small School Class I

1999: Eastridge High School, Irondequoit, New York

2000-2002: Medina High School, Medina, New York

2003: New Hartford Senior High School, New Hartford, New York

2004: Norwich High School, Norwich, New York

2005: Medina High School, Medina, New York

2006-2007: Victor High School, Victor, New York

2008: New Hartford High School, New Hartford, New York

2009-2011: Medina High School, Medina, New York

Large School Class III

1999: Sachem High School, Lake Ronkonkoma, New York

2000-2001: Baldwinsville High School, Baldwinsville, New York

2002-2003: Copiague High School, Copiague, New York

2004: Huntington High School, Huntington, New York

2005: Sachem High School, Farmingville, New York

2006-2007: Brentwood High School, Brentwood, New York

2008: Sachem High School, Farmingville, New York

2009-2011: West Seneca West, West Seneca, New York

Large School Class II

1999: Horseheads High School, Horseheads, New York

2000-2001: Orchard Park High School, Orchard Park, New York

2002: Jamestown High School, Jamestown, New York

2003: Horseheads High School, Horseheads, New York

2004: Baldwinsville (Charles W. Baker High School), Baldwinsville, New York

2005-2006: Copiague High School, Copiague, New York

2007-2008: Central Square (Paul V. Moore High School), Central Square, New York

2009: Baldwinsville (Charles W. Baker High School), Baldwinsville, New York

2010: Brentwood High School, Brentwood, New York

2011: Lancaster High School, Lancaster, New York

National Class

1989-1996: West Genesee High School, Camillus, New York

1997 (tie): Norwalk High School, Norwalk, Connecticut and West Genesee High School, Camillus, New York

1998-2003: West Genesee High School, Camillus, New York

2004: Arlington High School, LaGrange, New York

2005: Norwalk High School, Norwalk, Connecticut

2006: West Genesee High School, Camillus, New York

2007: Orchard Park High School, Orchard Park, New York

2008-2009: West Genesee High School, Camillus, New York

2010: Victor High School, Victor, New York

2011: West Genesee High School, Camillus, New York

References

^ ^a ^b "NYSFBC Mission". New York State Field Band Conference. http://www.nysfbc.org/index.cfm/fa/Content.Display/Page/Mission.cfm.

^ "NYSFBC Scores". New York State Field Band Conference. http://www.nysfbc.org/index.cfm/fa/EAS.Home.cfm.

External links

New York State Field Band Conference

NYSFBC Message Board

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Contents

Mission

Purpose

Philosophy

History

Classifications

Past Winners ^[2]

Old Classification System (1972-1998)

Novice Class

B Class

A2 Class

A Class

AA Class

AAA Class

AAAA Class

Open Class

A Open Class

AA Open Class

Current Classification System (1999-Present)

Small School Class III

Small School Class II

Small School Class I

Large School Class III

Large School Class II

National Class

References

External links

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New York State Field Band Conference

Contents

Mission

Purpose

Philosophy

History

Classifications

Past Winners [2]

Old Classification System (1972-1998)

Novice Class

B Class

A2 Class

A Class

AA Class

AAA Class

AAAA Class

Open Class

A Open Class

AA Open Class

Current Classification System (1999-Present)

Small School Class III

Small School Class II

Small School Class I

Large School Class III

Large School Class II

National Class

References

External links

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