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Half Time Shows

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As part of the color guard, Megan was required to perform at the pre-game and half time shows for Quince Orchard High School home football games on certain Fridays.  For each game day on Friday, they stayed after school to prepare, eat a little dinner, rehearse, and perform the pre-game and half time shows.  Their home football schedule was as follows:

September 2 - Damascus
September 16 - Wooton
September 23 - Clarksburg
October 7 - Churchill
October 21 - BCC
November 4 - Paint Branch

Since the QO football record was 9-1, they advanced to the playoffs, playing at home against Blair on November 11, against Richard Montgomery on November 18, and against Annapolis on November 25.  QO won all the 3 games, so they advanced to the Maryland State Finals at the Navy-Marine Memorial Stadium in Annapolis on December 9.  Megan was sick that week, so she did not attend the last game.  It was very freezing, and QO lost in the finals to Wise High School.  What a season!

Enjoy the photos.





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