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Announcing 2021 Percussion Staff

Oct 6, 2020
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Updated: Sep 6, 2023

We are pleased to announce that all members of our percussion staff will be returning for the 2021 season. For many years, under the leadership of Lauren Teel, the Troopers have established a percussion program that has become synonymous with the word "excellence." That tradition will continue. It is worth noting that eleven of these instructors are former marching members of the Troopers.

"The percussion section has never let down, and never let up. For many years, thanks to the brilliance of these individuals, the Troopers percussion section has become a destination for many aspiring performers. I am looking forward to continuing the journey with each and every one of them." -Kristy Jackson, Corps Director


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