Marching Stories

Hayden Cross knows exactly what he wants. Back from a summer marching DCI, he's craving a well-deserved national win for his band. The Lovell High Marching Knights have been consistently second place in the region since his freshman year, losing by fractions of points to the ever-annoying Merrimack Valley Fightin' Titans. This year they are determined to win, even if it means breaking a few small, insignificant rules. So, Hayden and a few other section leaders sneak into Valley's first home game to spy on their band. It was all going to plan....until they got spotted five minutes in and left Hayden to fend for himself against some really angry Titans. Cameron Miller just wanted a normal year. Fresh off a summer DCI tour with the most annoying percussionist he's ever met, he's ready to enjoy and excel in the Class 1 marching band he loves dearly. He really should have just let the trumpets knock Hayden's lights out. Instead, he dismounted his drum, jumped into Hayden's arms, and kissed him. It was the first thing he thought of, don't blame him! But it was enough to get the band off Hayden's back and gave Valley an in to spy on Lovell, at least according to Cam's brother. But when a fake relationship turns too real, will Cam and Hayden let their fears tear them apart? Or will they find their own true meaning despite their uncertain beginning? Grab your instrument, don't forget your dot sheet, and play like you mean it as romance and rivalry go head to head in the 2022-23 marching season! Warning to readers, "Like You Mean It" contains discussions of transphobia, mental health struggles, and swearing. Read with caution.

why do they march?

Okay, I officially have no idea where I'm going to take this story!

Based off absolutely nothing don't read this

I was a flute player and he was a trumpet player in the best marching band within the state. Yet there was something I didn't know about. How much his words would effect me.

I did not realise it at first, but I was actually writing about the soldiers who sacrificed themselves for the country a few weeks before our school held it's annual Sports' Meet.

Some good some bad. Laugh or cry I don't know why.

Two words, Marching Band. Marching band is probably not the most exciting thing for normal people, but it gives us band geeks something to live for. This is a book of quotes about marching band. I do not own any of these quotes, I just found them online. All quotes belong to their proper owner. »«»«»«»«»«»«»«»«»«»«» #103 in Random 11/20/15

This is a collection of short stories about me and my friends as we participate in Marching Band. There is not really a plot, as it is my life. The names of these people are real as real as real, and so are the happenings and conversations. Maybe not word for word, really, but you know what I mean.

Jason is new to the whole marching thing! And to make things worse the band director is his dad! Drill is hard, music is long. Can he do this? Join him as he survives high school and dominates on the field. Thank you @howto_ for making my beautiful cover!! Check out their account now!

I think the title says it all. Enjoy

A lot can change with one marching band invitational. Written for my creative writing course in high school.

Meet Savannah Kriss. A former introverted band geek with weight problems. Savannah found solace from the rest of the world in marching band and her player best friend, Brett Evans. After a transformation due to puberty she gets a sudden boost of confidence. Now it's senior year. Enter a new boy and new problems. Will Savannah and Brett grow closer or farther apart?