Spring Hill color guard earns bronze at MCCGA championships; coach credited for program growth
Spring Hill High School's color guard reported a breakout season—improving placements, winning several competitions and earning a bronze at the MCCGA circuit championships with a score of 80.98. The coach and board praised student progress and recruitment efforts to bring middle-schoolers into the program.
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Coach Carrie Brotherton told the board the color guard expanded from 10 to 14 members, learned four shows, and moved quickly from early-season learning to competitive success. "For the first time ever, we have gone to MCCGA circuit championships... we were the bronze medalist with a score of 80.98," she said, noting the score was high for their class and that the guard had won equipment and movement categories outright.
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