Jordan High School placed second in the North Houston finals of Bands of America competition in Shenandoah, TX, on September 26. The band scored 79.850, losing the top spot to Bridgeland High School band, which scored 82.350. Bridgeland swept the top awards for outstanding music performance, outstanding visual performance and outstanding general effect.

Taylor High School also competed in the contest, coming in at 11th place with a score of 73.325.

Here are the full results:

1. Bridgeland High School, 82.350

2. Jordan High School, 79.250

3. CyFair High School, 79.575

4. College Park High School, 79.100

5. North Shore Senior High School, 79.075

6. Lake Travis High School, 77.100

7. Cypress Woods High School, 76.800

8. Clear Brook High School, 76.300

9. A&M Consolidated High School, 73.950

10. Oak Ridge High School, 73.900

11. James E. Taylor High School, 73.325

12. Klein Collins High School, 71.850

Music for All’s Bands of America (BOA) marching band championships are the premier events for marching band in the nation, according to its website at https://marching.musicforall.org. BOA’s marching band shows offer positive life-changing experiences for the students, teachers, and parents of the bands who participate, as well as fans and spectators.