DCA Class A World Champions

DCA Class A World Champions

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During Labor Day Weekend, Drum Corps Associates (DCA) Class A corps compete to earn the title of DCA Class A World Champion. The championships consist of 2 rounds (Prelims and Finals) held on 2 consecutive nights (the Saturday and Sunday nights of Labor Day weekend). All corps compete at Prelims, with the top 10 Open Class and top 4 Class A corps competing at Finals. The champion is determined by the overall high score in the Finals competition. There are also a number of caption awards (high brass, high percussion, high visual, etc.), though the process of determination for those awards has changed from year to year.

1997

  • Champion: Chieftains of Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania
  • Score: 71.2
  • Repertoire:
    • Birdland by Zawinul, Josef
    • The Summer of '42 by Legrand, Michel
    • Hallelujah Chorus by Handel, George Frederic
    • I Dreamed a Dream (from Les Misérables) by Boubil, Alain; Schonberg, Claude-Michel
  • Location: Allentown, Pennsylvania
  • Venue: J. Birney Crum Stadium
  • Date: August 31

1998

  • Champion: Heat Wave of Orlando, Florida/Generations of Bristol, Rhode Island
  • Score: 74.4
  • Heat Wave Repertoire:
    • A Summer Day in Florida - Part II
      • Tropical Heat Wave by Wilson, Stanley
      • Con Los Anos Me Quedan by Estefan, Gloria
      • Fanfara
      • Fins by Buffett, Jimmy
      • Florida Medley: Fins/Flipper/Jaws/I Dream of Jeannie
      • Jaws by Williams, John
      • Theme (from I Dream of Jeannie) by Monenegro, Hugo
      • Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me by John, Elton
  • Genereations Repertoire:
    • La Virgin de la Macarena by Bautista, Monterde Bernardino
    • Emerald Eyes by Alter, Louis
    • La Suerte de los Tontos (from Cuban Fire Suite) by Richards, Johnny
    • One More Time Chick Corea by Puerling, Gene
  • Location: Allentown, Pennsylvania
  • Venue: J. Birney Crum Stadium
  • Date: September 6

1999

  • Champion: Skyliners of New York, NY
  • Score: 74.9
  • Repertoire:
    • Legends of New York
      • Mercy Mercy Mercy by Ochs, Michael
      • Ya Gotta Try by Nestico, Sammy
      • Moonlight Serenade by Miller, Glenn; Parrish, M.
      • The Duke Medley by Ellington, Duke
  • Location: Allentown, Pennsylvania
  • Venue: J. Birney Crum Stadium
  • Date: September 5

2000

  • Champion: Generations of Bristol, Rhode Island
  • Score: 71.3
  • Repertoire:
    • La Virgin de la Macarena by Bautista, Monterde Bernardino
    • Aragonaise (from Carmen) by Bizet, Georges
    • My Spanish Heart by Corea, Chick
    • Echano (from Children of Sanchez) by Mangione, Chuck
  • Location: Syracuse, New York
  • Venue: P & C Stadium
  • Date: September 3

2001

  • Champion: CorpsVets of Duluth, Georgia
  • Score: 83.75
  • Repertoire:
    • She's No Lady, She's My Wife by Lovett, Lyle
    • Boogie Down by Jurreau, Al
    • Taste of Honey by Marlow, Rick; Scott, Robert William
    • One More Time Chick Corea by Puerling, Gene
  • Location: Syracuse, New York
  • Venue: P & C Stadium
  • Date: September 2

2002

  • Champion: Skyliners of New York, NY
  • Score: 80.15
  • Repertoire:
    • Love Notes From the City
      • New York State of Mind by Joel, Billy
      • You Brought A New Kind of Love by Conner, Pierre
      • This Must Be Love
      • I Want More by Wildhorn, Frank
      • Big Time by Wildhorn, Frank
      • New York, New York (from New York, New York) by Kander, John; Ebb, Fred
  • Location: Scranton, Pennsylvania
  • Venue: Lackawanna County Stadium
  • Date: September 1

2003

  • Champion: Heat Wave of Orlando, Florida
  • Score: 75.963
  • Repertoire:
    • Midnight Tango
      • Morocco by Di Meola, Al
      • Mas Que Nada by Mendes, Sergio
      • Egyptian Danza by Di Meola, Al
      • Pais Tropical by Mendes, Sergio
  • Location: Scranton, Pennsylvania
  • Venue: Lackawanna County Stadium
  • Date: August 31

2004

  • Champion: Grenadiers of Kingston, Ontario
  • Score: 79.85
  • Repertoire:
    • SATB - Songs of the New York Voices
      • Baroque Samba by New York Voices
      • Ain't No Sunshine
      • Sing Sing Sing by Prima, Louis
      • Now or Never by New York Voices
  • Location: Scranton, Pennsylvania
  • Venue: Lackawanna County Stadium
  • Date: September 5

2005

  • Champion: Chops, Inc. of Minneapolis, Minnesota
  • Score: 79.1
  • Repertoire:
    • Yes, We're Serious - And Don't Call Us Shirley!
      • Pinball Wizard (from Tommy) by Townshend, Pete
      • Tommy Can You Hear Me (from Tommy) by Townshend, Pete
      • See Me, Feel Me (from Tommy) by Townshend, Pete
      • Listening To You (from Tommy) by Townshend, Pete
      • Heavenly by Connick, Henry Jr.
      • Freebird by Lynyrd Skynyrd
  • Location: Scranton, Pennsylvania
  • Venue: Lackawanna County Stadium
  • Date: September 4

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

  • Champion: Govenaires of St. Peter, Minnesota
  • Score: 84.93
  • Repertoire:
    • What Happens In Vegas...
      • Luck Be A Lady from Guys and Dolls by Frank Loesser
      • Money by Pink Floyd/Money Money by Abba
      • Big Spender by Sweet Charity/Can't Help Falling In Love With You by Elvis Presley/Wedding March by Felix Mendelssohn
      • Viva Las Vegas by Elvis Presley
  • Location: Rochester, New York
  • Venue: Sahlen's Stadium
  • Date: September 4

External links

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