(HARTFORD, Ky.) – The Marshall County High School Marching Marshals delivered a commanding performance at the Ohio County Invitational, sweeping their AAAA division and earning recognition as one of the top bands in the competition.
Marshall County captured first place in three categories within their division: percussion, color guard, and overall performance. Their exceptional showing didn’t stop there, as the band also claimed the Reserve Grand Champion trophy, which recognizes the second-best band across all divisions at the invitational.
The Ohio County Invitational brings together marching bands from across the region to compete in various divisions based on school size and classification. Marshall County’s sweep of the AAAA division demonstrates the hard work and dedication of both students and directors throughout the marching season.
The Reserve Grand Champion award is particularly significant, as it places Marshall County among the elite bands competing at the event, regardless of division. This recognition speaks to the high caliber of musicianship, marching precision, and visual presentation that has become synonymous with the Marching Marshals program.