Sports
Plymouth-Canton Competes in Final Four for Most Talented Marching Band
Voting will close on Oct. 21 at 9 a.m.
For the last few weeks, the Plymouth-Canton Marching Band has been competing against 32 other high school bands from around metro-Detroit for the title of Most Talented High School Band.
My TV20 is sponsoring the contest, which will award the winning school with a $1,000 donation to its band program and feature it within a TV20 promotional announcement.
This week's voting is down to the Final Four. Plymouth-Canton faces off against Cass Tech while Garden City faces Belleville. Voting closes at 9 a.m. on Oct. 21.
[Click here to vote for the Plymouth-Canton Marching Band]
The final winner will be announced by the end of the year.
The competition is fierce. According to the contest website, some teams last year won by less than 100 votes.
"Even though the band is the current State Champions and ranked 12th in the nation, it is still an extracurricular, pay-to-play sport," Kim Ward, Plymouth-Canton Music Boosters spokesperson said. " So, the money would really help us offset some costs."
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