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October 31, 2009

Fairfield marching band places seventh at state

INDIANAPOLIS —The Fairfield marching band placed seventh in Class C of the ISSMA state marching band finals this afternoon at Lucas Oil Stadium. It was the first time Fairfield competed in the Class C finals since moving from Class D two years ago.

In Class B this morning, Concord High School – a three time state champion – placed fifth and Northridge High School placed eighth.

The Goshen High School marching band competes in Class A later tonight. Goshen will perform at 9:24 p.m.

Look for complete coverage in Sunday's Goshen News

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