Due to inclement weather forecast for Sunday, fruit pick up will be SATURDAY ONLY from 1 – 5pm.
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2017-18 EHS BAND FEES
This year will be a special year for the band. We will be defending our State Championship and traveling to Disney World. These two events and band camp involve the students paying fees:
Band Camp (July 24-28): $70
State Championship (Nov. 4 & 5): $150
Disney Trip (April 11-15): $605
2017 FALL SCHEDULE
Click here to download the Betsy Band Fall 2017 schedule.
BETSY BAND CAPTURES 4TH STATE TITLE IN SEVEN YEARS
It couldn’t have been scripted any better for the Elizabethton High School Betsy Band.
A sea of black and orange awaited the group Sunday, Nov. 6, as the band left Stewarts Creek High School in Smyrna as Division II state champions. Along with securing their fourth state title in seven years, the Color Guard earned its second consecutive Best in State nod while percussion also finished Best in State.
BETSY BAND “GRAND CHAMPION” OF HILLTOPPER INVITATIONAL
The Elizabethton High School Betsy Band was named the “Grand Champion” at Science Hill High School’s “Hilltopper Invitational” on Saturday for their show titled “Under Construction, the Road that Leads Home.” The win comes on the heels of another top-place finish at Farragut High School in Knoxville last Saturday.
In addition to the top-place finish for class 3A/4A, the Betsy Band, directed by drum major Grace Roberts, also was awarded first place for visual and second for music. In class 4A, they placed first overall and in guard. Percussion placed second. Competition in class 3A included Morristown West, Sullivan Central and Carter high schools. Jefferson County and Sullivan South competed against Elizabethton in class 4A.
BETSY BAND “GRAND CHAMPIONS” AT ADMIRAL’S CUP
The Elizabethton High School Betsy Band, in their first competition of the season, was awarded “Grand Champions” at Farragut High School’s “The Admiral’s Cup Invitational” in Knoxville on October 22, 2016. EHS also was awarded 5A/6A Division Champs and first for music, performance, overall effect, and an overall rating. For class 5A, EHS won first for percussion and overall. Drum major Grace Roberts also won first place.
