Forney High School Drumline Makes History at WGI Houston Regional
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Graysen Reid
The Forney High School Indoor Drumline made history this past Saturday, securing their first WGI Regional Championship in Iowa Colony, TX. The drumline competed against ten groups in the Scholastic Open Class, delivering two exceptional performances.
The team won first place in the preliminary round before finishing first in finals by 2.3 points.
The drumline will perform this Saturday, March 8 at Lewisville High School and at the North Texas Color Arts (NTCA) Championships on April 5 at Opportunity Central.