Emerald Knights Drum and Bugle Corps

Emerald Knights Drum and Bugle Corps

The Emerald Knights drum and bugle corps was founded in 1965, disbanded in 2002. In the early to mid 90s it was called Nite Express.

History

The history of drum and bugle corps in Cedar Rapids, Iowa dates back to the 1920's, beginning with the Cedar Rapids Cadets.

1994 was the most successful year for the Emerald Knights (then called Nite Express) from a score standpoint. That year they earned their first ever DCI membership by placing in the top 21 corps, in 21st place. The corps lost this membership in 1995 and narrowly failed to regain it in 1996, when the corps placed 22nd overall. 1996 was the last year of the corps' operation as Nite Express; for reasons not publicly disclosed the corps went under financially.

In the early 00s the corps attempted to reform as the Emerald Knights but this attempt seems to have been short-lived.

Notable Moments in Corps History

1976 Drum Corps International Class A Finals 6th Place

1977 DCI North Finals 8th Place

1977 DCI Midwest Finals 10th Place

1978 Drum Corps Midwest Finals 10th Place

1982 American International Championships Finals 13th Place

1983 Drums Across the Rockies 9th Place

1983 Drum Corps Midwest Finals 9th Place

1983 Drum Corps International Quarter Finalist

1984 Drum Corps International Quarter Finalist

1984 Drum Corps International Class A Finals 7th Place

1984 Drum Corps Midwest Finals 6th Place

1987 Drum Corps International Class A-60 Finals 2nd Place

1987 Drum Corps Midwest Division III Finals 1st Place

1988 Drum Corps Midwest Division III Finals 1st Place

1988 Drum Corps International Class A-60 Finals 2nd Place

1988 DCI Midwest Class A-60 Finals 1st Place

1989 DCI Midwest Class A-60 Finals 2nd Place

1990 DCI Midwest Class A-60 Finals 4th Place

1993 Drum Corps Midwest Division III Finals 1st Place

1994 Drum Corps International Quarter Finalist

1994 Drum Corps International Division II Finals 2nd Place

1994 U.S. Open Division II Finals 2nd Place

1995 Drum Corps Midwest Finals 7th Place

1995 DCI North Finals 10th Place

1996 North American Open 3rd Place

1996 Drum Corps Midwest Finals 7th Place

1996 U.S. Coast Guard Open Finals 1st Place

1996 Drum Corps International Quarter Finalist

1996 Drum Corps International Division II Finals 3rd Place


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