Hey Alumni!!
After a season of adventures, shenanigans, and fun, we’re here to tell you about the band’s journeys across the Ivy League! We pushed the band this season with harder music and drill, and we were delighted to see it come to life.
We started off our season with the “Get Up and Groove” show, which included “Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go” by Wham! and “Dance the Night” by Dua Lipa. As always, we were impressed with the band’s ability to quickly adapt when we had to cut the second half of pregame last minute during our away trip (and very first game!) at Yale. Watching the alumni rush the field to join us at homecoming vs Colgate was a surreal moment, and then we got to play “Paradise City” by Guns N’ Roses all together, in the shape of a city we had built… what a memory!
Next, we marched our “Dungeons or Dragons?!?” show away at Harvard and home against Bucknell. We had a lot of fun crafting this show! In “I’ll Make a Man Out of You” from Mulan, we formed a majestic sword that sliced through ranks like butter. Then we marched “Fireball” by Pitbull and made a huge ball of fire (whoaaaa) that soared across the sky. Finally, we marched a medley from the hit movie “How to Train Your Dragon” and formed a magical roaring dragon that breathed trombones and tubas (spooky)!
For our third show, we marched our “Reckless” show at home against both Brown and Princeton. This show featured iconic bangers: “Toxic” by Britney Spears, “I Knew You Were Trouble” by Taylor Swift, and “Light ‘Em Up” by Fall Out Boy. Our goal was to lean into reckless relationship energy and bring that to the field. During “Toxic,” the band formed a giant heart, only for the drumline to march forward and break it to perform their drum break, written by Max “Heads” Fanning (‘27). The band followed with a dance break, choreographed by Hannah and Kathy. As always, this part of the season was pretty crunched for time, which makes us even more impressed that the band was ready to march all of show 3 for both games for the first time in at least 3 years!
As fun as the season was, we and our ShowComm2 had to wrap it up with our “Wave Goodbye” show. For pregame we marched “50 Ways to Say Goodbye” by Train, with drill written by Emily Andersen (‘27) and Jake Donovan (‘28), spelling out “BYE” to all the seniors who have shaped our band community for the past 3 years. For halftime we “waved” in a different way: by marching “Come Sail Away” by Styx and forming a grand sailboat across the field, with drill written by Jamie Heskett (‘27) and Dylan Carson (‘28). Finally, we all teared up during “Counting Stars” by OneRepublic, a sendoff for our seniors.
Thank you all for a wonderful season. We can’t wait to see what next year brings!
Oops all nets,
Hannah Blank ‘27
Ben Isaacson ‘27
Kathy Miller ‘28
Hey Alumni!
This is Grace (Bone, ‘29) and I just wrapped up my first season with the BRMB! Talking to the rest of my ZOZq crew (class of ‘29ers), we all agree that band is one of the best parts of Cornell, and there’s been no shortage of memories already, from First Night and performing at Faneuil Hall to little section traditions like Underboning and 1812 Night. While being in the band has lots of perks that are fun to brag about, like gym credit and free hockey tickets, at the end of every day, band is so much more to me. Joining the BRMB was the greatest choice I’ve made at Cornell, so I wanted to say thanks to all you alumni who make it possible for all of us to have a place where we can have fun and meet some of our very best friends. Go Red DAMMIT!
FLUTES
The Flutes have had a wonderful time this season! The Spring semester started off strong with our Flalentines concert. The flutes sounded amazing and we raised some money for the Trevor Project. The Fall semester proved to be great as well, with fantastic new members joining the BRMB family. From frequent koomcha games to fun dances during rehearsals, it’s been a really good time for everyone involved. We had an impeccable time during our away trips, with the Harvard one being significantly enjoyable as we explored Boston and ate some lovely pizza and pastries together!
It’s been a pleasure to see the flute section grow into even more of a community and giving people, both new and old, a space where we can all have a good time as we play and dance and (respectfully) yell at the Drum Major during many concerts. Thank you to all of our incredible flutes for cultivating this community alongside us. We flove you all!
Flove,
Katherine and Jordan
CLARINETS
Aaaaannnnd with that the 2025 season has come to an end! The Nets have had a fantastic season!We welcomed 18 new members including lots of freshmen and a few other bandies that joined our ranks. Each and every one of them brought amazing energy into our group and watching all our freshmen find their home both within the band and at Cornell has been so incredible. Somehow, we made it all season without busting out the rain coats! It was so much fun going to Yale, Harvard and Penn and getting to connect with our alumni in the area. There were so many highlights of the season but rallying the troops to have our first ever “grand” homecoming was so much fun. We really enjoyed welcoming back such a large number of our alumni and being a part of such a special moment for our section.
Of course, we stayed up to shenanigans, winning the scavenger hunt, putting ourselves to work squatting every time the football team scored, and carrying on the newer tradition of making pudding bags. We also started some fun things like wearing green on mondays for no reason and doing silly dances on the field. We want to thank our seniors for all they have given to our band during their time here. We have so much pride in our section, see such a great future for the nets, and feel so lucky to have been able to lead such an amazing group of people!
Clove & for the glory of the pack,
Lila & Heck
SAXES
The 2025 season was Incredible(s) for the Big Red Saxes! We welcomed fourteen new slovely saxes to our section in marching and pep. From sax tag and rank games to minty cocoa at rehearsals, from collapsing sax pyramids to JL bumping and # jumping (co-opted by the dastardly members of $), there hasn’t been a dull moment in the saxiest section in the only real marching band in the Ivy League. We enjoyed beautiful weather at all five of our home games and our three away games at Yale, Hahvahd, and Penn. We even started to believe in the power of manifestation after the football team’s four-game winning streak! Three new tunes made their way into our sax cheers box, but the Vengabus remains a crowd favorite.
What a great year it’s been! Seeing the section grow has been wonderful to see, and it makes us so glad to see all of the saxes, the youthful and the aging, hawing even though we didn’t say yee. Thank you to all of the alumni for your continued support and thank you to all of the current members for making our terms as section leaders so fulfilling!We’re psyched for next year!
Gimme an S, gimme an A, gimme an X,
Alannah & Dawson
TRUMPETS
What have we accomplished this season? Well, we’re glad you asked! To expand upon our tradition of excellence and excellent shenanigans, we have: (1) expanded our favorite numbers to include the number 67 (pronounced “six-seven”)* (*not an opinion held in unanimity); (2) absolutely demolished a pizza piñata (thank you Olsens!) in celebration of completed morning rehearsal (the strat for anyone looking to perfect their technique? Hang the piñata off a guard flag held by the tallest member of your group, and then beat it with a metal folding chair); (3) increased our variety of Mooses, including flavors that incorporate visual components, successful jukes (consistently breaking Josh’s ankles, literally bringing him to his knees that one time), and improved mockery of the b*nes. We’re proud that our new member retention has been so high–our family has gotten so much richer by our 7 new additions who have each brought new ideas, jokes, and great presence to our section. Our culture is thriving, our silliness ballooning, and our playing remains (f&a) loud and high. The “t” in desCANt is still invisible, and the b*nes still base their personality around us. Life is good. We send out love to our Olds!
HORNS
The Horns continued to thrive this year, welcoming 4 new members and 5 new section hoppers to the Hamily! With this horn explosion, we’ve tackled many fun adventures. From surviving baked goods that are vegan-dairy-free-nut-free-crab-free, to jractice in the parking lot, and flying kites at Stewart Park (and almost reclaiming the strut-off title), the horns have always been up to something! And the olds were out in full strength this year, rallying for a Mean Girls Day of EPIC proportions (we didn’t even have to kidnap Ryan!) and closing off the season with us, too, at the Penn away trip! We also had a great time riding the 4-game win streak (including a crazy insane double overtime!!), and can now actually kinda sorta play Cornell Victorious! This year, we are saying goodbye to six amazing seniors: Derek, Jen, Jacob, Jonathan, Josh, and Komet. Luckily, we still have a few final shenanigans left this year (HORN CAROLING!!) before the season truly comes to a close. Thank you all for such an amazing year as your Section Leaders, and we can’t wait to see what the future holds for the horns!
Hlove,
Allison and Campbell
BONES
Da bones accomplished many great feats this year! Our freshman class is strong and spirited, and our ranks are full. We’ve also welcomed a boom of section-hoppers and bone brunchers! Da bones are particularly competitive in pep this season. The section routinely takes a fifth of the band’s hockey tickets, filling up the top row of Lynah. We’re playing loud and proud for the team, and dripping just a bit on the trumpets, as always! And of course, we’re thriving on the greatest bus-bus-bus-bus-bus and Tetrising like never before. Da bones were graced by the flawlessly marching Unknown Bone on a particularly foggy practice this October. We remembered, remembered the fifth of November(d) to cheers all across campus. For the first time, the bones UNDERBONE!-d off of the clocktower, which was audible from homes in Collegetown! We also had a particularly tropical Hawaii 5-0 all going dawgs out on the sandy shores of Schoellkopf, followed by the traditional Thanksgiving Feast. We’re not done yet! Da bones are eagerly awaiting bone caroling and making the season bright. It was a fun-filled season, and we can’t wait to see you in 2026!!
TUBAS
The Big Red Tubas had an unforgettable year filled with laughter, and plenty of spirit! Our new members learned the way of the tuba quickly, enjoying some of our fun traditions. Including Tuba Halloween, blocking traffic, leaving rehearsal slightly early, Tuba Narco, and Tuba dinners. Tuba Halloween was especially great because we were finally able to go up the clock tower for the first time in 4 years. With a total of SIXTEEN tubae we were able to raise money for Tompkins County 4H with fun songs like the Minor Moose, and Halloween Medley. Can’t wait for more fun next year!
DRUMLINE
The 2025 season has ended, and it sure was a great one for the Drumline! We had an amazing group of 12 new members to the drumline who were either freshmen, transfers, or played with us from other sections. We really branched out with members coming from other sections to play with us, and some of our members even went to other sections to play with them. We even had a lot of changes within our subsections that led to an enormous 10 BASS BASSLINE! Even after getting new instruments last year, we’re at max capacity with a lot of our subsections, and we couldn’t be happier!
From making our own silly visuals during halts to doing cartwheels at every event, we made sure to have fun! Especially memorable for the whole drumline was the craziness that Pinball Wizard brought with everyone trying to knock each other’s hats off with no mercy. We’ve even been improving our hat throwing and we came incredibly close to landing a hat on Josh’s head so. many. times. There was never a dull moment for us, and we made sure to make each bus ride to Yale, Harvard, and Penn full of… personality. There was a lot of enthusiasm for playing this year, with everyone STICKing around and playing A after every! field rehearsal! By the end of the season, it was sounding real clean. Overall, it was a fantastic year, and we can’t wait for 2026!!
GUARD
It is difficult to believe that the 2025 marching season is coming to an end. This was an absolutely fantastic year for the Big Red Color Guard. We reached many new heights: not only did we have the biggest guard we have had in a long time (ten people on the field!!), we kept testing the limits of the atmosphere with our tosses. We remained at the front of the field, just like last year. Finally everyone has realized who the real show stoppers are. We have so many glovely new members in the section, from our freshmen to new seniors, truly everyone is welcome in the guard. We have continued to try to beat the non-musical allegations through dabbling in many different instruments. We have members playing trumpet, cymbals, clarinet, and sax! We are taking full advantage of the band, and gracing many different sections with our presence. Speaking of, as a section, we have become very vocal. It is because of us that the band brings MORE PEP during the parade. And who else would inform them that we are interested in DRUM CADENCE?? Oh, where would the band be without us? We cannot wait to see what the next season will bring us, but the fantastic weather and historic winning streaks of Cornell Football will always be remembered.
We would love to have you join us for the following events this fall!
Saturday, 9/27, 12:00pm: Big Red @ Yale (Away)
Saturday, 10/4, 11:30am: Alumni Luncheon @ Fischell Band Center
RSVP through this form.
Saturday, 10/4, 2:00pm: HOMECOMING Big Red vs. Colgate (Home)
Friday, 10/10, 7:00pm: Big Red @ Harvard (Away)
Saturday, 10/11, 2:00pm: BRMB Concert @ Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Saturday, 10/18, 1:00 pm: Big Red vs. Bucknell (Home)
Saturday, 10/25, 1:00 pm: Big Red vs. Brown (Home)
Saturday, 11/1, 1:00 pm: Big Red vs. Princeton (Home)
Saturday, 11/8, 1:00 pm: Big Red @ UPenn (Away)
Saturday, 11/22, 1:00pm: Big Red vs. Columbia (Home)
The Big Red Bands are excited to welcome you all back to campus for Reunion, which will be June 5th-8th!
Please join us for our our annual Alumni Luncheon on June 7th from 11:30am – 1:00pm at the Fischell Band Center. Let us know if you are planning to attend by filling out this RSVP form.
We also want to encourage you all to stop by the band center to say hello, and come see the band perform at the following events this year.
Thursday, June 5th
*Class of ‘75 and ‘80 Reunion @ 5:15pm on the RBG Quad, near Hu Shih Hall
Friday, June 6th
*Pre-dinner on the Ag Quad @ 5:15pm at Mews HQ
*Class of 2000 Reunion @ 6:30pm at Bartels Hall
Saturday, June 7th
*Fun in the Sun @ 3:15pm by the Ezra Cornell Statue on the Arts Quad
*Class of 2010 Reunion @ 6:00pm on the Arts Quad
*Happy Hour Reception @ 6:30pm by the Johnson Museum tent
*Cornelliana @ 8:30pm and 9:45pm on Bailey Hall Plaza
If you are interested in playing with the band, fill out the RSVP form so our undergrad leaders can prepare music and instruments.
We look forward to seeing you all soon!
Hey everyone!
We are Catherine and Lauren, and we are your Spring ‘25 Pep Conductors! Both of us have conducted the Pep Band in the past, and we are more than honored to do it again this semester. We are seeing a lot of familiar and new faces at weekly rehearsals, which works well for our future as we have a large senior class graduating but a large class of dedicated first-year students as well!
While we are still early in the semester, we have been on two away Men’s Hockey trips so far to SLU/Clarkson and Brown/Yale. The games against Brown and Yale included a much-needed weekend sweep, boosting the men’s chances of making it to the ECAC playoffs. This has been an enormous morale booster going into our final Men’s Hockey games at home for the regular season as we continue the tradition of fancy hockey within the band and get ready to honor head coach Mike Schaefer in his last game from the home bench at Lynah.
Speaking of playoffs, our Women’s Hockey team has been doing OUTSTANDING! They are currently ranked 3rd in the nation, along with winning the Ivy and ECAC regular season titles. After a well-deserved bye week, the women host the quarterfinals at home the week of Feb 28. Speaking of winning Ivy titles, our wrestling team just took home their title at home with the band in attendance on Feb 9th. We have loved playing at these events this semester and can’t wait to go to more!
We have also been to a few basketball games for both the Men’s and Women’s teams, and we hope to follow our Men’s team to Ivy Madness in Providence as they are currently in the final qualifying spot. Looking ahead, we are excited to start attending lacrosse games as their seasons start up this semester! Our men’s team won the regular season Ivy title last year, and we hope to see them carry that momentum into this season.
Peace and many victories ahead!
Catherine “European national anthem connoisseur” Frank
Lauren “Convinced my entire family to go to Fancy Hockey” Noll
Hey Alumni!
My name is Josh Faber and I’m super excited to be your 2025 Drum Major! I’m a Junior trombone player from Livingston, New Jersey, studying Computer Science and Operations Research with a minor in Math in the College of Engineering. When I’m not at a football game or music rehearsal, I work on the Cornell University Autonomous Underwater Vehicle project team helping to build and code a submarine that can compete in unmanned challenges.
As 2023 and 2024 Bone Section Leader, it’s been a blast watching the band grow and seeing underclassmen find their home here in the BRMB. I can’t wait to meet a new class of freshmen and new members in the fall and help them become a part of our amazing community. Recruitment and retention are so important and ensuring that the band is a welcoming, exciting, and uplifting place to be is crucial. Head Manager Emily Mawhinney and I, along with the rest of Bandstaph and the rest of the band, are already hard at work to keep it that way and I’m confident that, come fall, we’ll have a great new group joining our ranks.
I’m equally excited to watch our current members continue to flourish. This year, our awesome Section Leaders have been hosting a number of sectionals, instruction sessions, and workshops to help members of the band learn instruments they might be interested in but unfamiliar with. The enthusiasm members have brought to both learning and teaching has truly embodied the spirit of the BRMB.
The Spring season is getting underway with the start of music rehearsals in preparation for Giving Day, Admitted Students Days, Dragon Day, Spring Concert, and more! I hope to work on a number of songs we haven’t played in a while and bring our Big Red energy back to them. The Show Committee and I are also very excited about our new repertoire. They came ready with some fantastic ideas for show themes and songs and I can’t wait to rehearse them and see them come to life.
Looking ahead, this upcoming football season promises to be a great one. There’s tons to look forward to, including trips to Yale, Harvard, and UPenn. I’ve never been more excited to get back out onto Schoellkopf! I can’t wait to see you all and meet even more of you at Reunion this summer and Homecoming in early October!
Go Big Red!
Josh Faber ‘26
Hey Alumni!
Hi, my name is Abbott, but most people call me Pidge. I’m currently a sophomore majoring in Chemistry and minoring in ASL & Deaf Studies in the College of Arts and Sciences! I play the trumpet, horn, and saxophone. Last year, I was on Bandstaph as a member of the 2024 Show Committee!
Hello, I’m Max, which is what most people call me. I’m a freshman majoring in history and government, the liberal arts’ number one defender, and a saxophone player with the heart of a trumpet. Last year, I was in high school in the greatest city in the world, Boston!
We are very excited to be your 2025 Alumni Relations chairs! Be sure to keep an eye out for upcoming announcements about Giving Day and other spring shenanigans!
If you ever want to reach out, feel free to contact us at ams896@cornell.edu and mt857@cornell.edu. We look forward to meeting you at Reunion and Homecoming this year!
Peace and heel clicks,
Abbott “Pidge” Sherlock ‘27
Max Troiano ‘28
And now…presenting the only REAL Band Notes in the Ivy League!
Notes from the Ladder: Introducing Your 2025 Drum Major!
Notes from the Office: Introducing Your 2025 Head Manager!
Notes from Lynah: Introducing Your 2025 Pep Band Manager!
Introducing Your 2025 Pep Band Conductors!
Indoor Drumline Cuts the Strings!
Time Flies: A Senior Perspective
Hey Alumni!
My name is Michael “Mike” DiGrado, and some of you may know me as one of the 2024 Saxophone Section Leaders, while others may know me as a junior transfer student. I am currently a senior graduating in May 2025, which is both exciting and scary, to say the least. Senior year approached with no hesitation, and now all I reminisce about are the fun and sax(y) shenanigans of the past two years within the Big Red Bands. While I have only been at Cornell for two years, I genuinely have felt like I have been here for all four; as a first-year (and junior), I was particularly nervous about finding a community that would essentially accept me. Additionally, as an only child and coming from a community college, this was the first time I would be alone for months. However, once I entered the band center for auditions, I knew this community would empower my maturity and lifelong friends.
Memories such as going on trips to Yale and UPenn and then seeing Men’s Hockey win at Lake Placid, my first year was filled with joy and ambition. Even as my senior year and term as section leader began, I wanted to foster the same community that once welcomed me to new members. From Homecoming to away trips to Columbia (and my first Sy Katz parade), I assembled new memories with new members and current friends. Even during winter break, when a couple of us went to play with the alumni band, I knew I had made the right decision to join both the band and Cornell. As the months to graduation keep shrinking, the biggest lesson I’ve learned is to always be your true, authentic self. I wouldn’t be in this position without the band or finding great people with whom I can engage in deep conversations. Thank you, band, and I will continue to cherish these memories everywhere I go (even though I will be at Cornell until 2027 for my Master’s, which means I have two more years with the band)!
Holding onto the memories forever,
Michael “Mike” DiGrado
Hey Alumni!
My name is Tommy McFarland (also occasionally referred to as Gator, Thermos, Grass, Tommy tommy tommy tommy, and many other nicknames most of which have failed to stick) and I am your 2025 Pep Band Manager. I’m a Junior Trumpet player from New Rochelle, NY and I’m a Computer Science major with a hopeful Physics minor.
I’m lucky to inherit a band in great shape. Our first rehearsal of the semester gathered close to 90 people in Fischell, plus another 10 who got a suck point. All of our signups have been jam-packed, even with 7 or 8 outside tickets for home games. I’m hoping to keep fostering the growth of the band and make sure that we allow as many people as possible to play along with us. The freshmen are as tenacious as ever, as even I’m struggling to stay above them in points.
Sitting here writing this in North Country on our first away trip of the year, I’m mixed with excitement and anticipation. Our hockey team has certainly taken us for a ride, and for the second game of 2025, we had that newsworthy massive brawl. But, I’m excited for where the road takes us: We have at least two more hockey trips: one to Brown/Yale and one to Union/RPI. Our Masketball team has been doing exceptionally well, so assuming no major surprises (supposedly there’s a 93% chance so I feel safe saying this) we’ll be back to Providence for Ivy Madness. And, if Schafer can get the team together for his last season we might be able to squeeze in a couple more trips to end out the season.
At home, WHockey is showing themselves once again to be one of if not our best team, having won the Ivy League without even playing two of the teams. We’ve also upped our attendance at Wasketball and later this season we’ll be making our way to Wrestling and to both MAX and WAX.
We have a great Pep Board this year, so I also want to give a shout-out to them. Our social chairs are cooking up a ton of fun events (hopefully even a meet and greet with some of the teams). The librarians have been hard at work digitizing the entire folder, turning printing from a 30-minute job into a 1-minute job. Our secretary is writing spectacular emails, and all of our Pep Board is hard at work making people feel welcome and included.
Here’s to a million and one away trips!
Tommy McFarland ‘26
Hey Alumni!
My name is Patrick Thieblemont and I am president of Indoor Drumline. I’m a senior MechE with a minor in Policy Analysis and Management, from Harrisburg, PA, and am a proud member of the drumline in Marching Band, Pep Band, and Indoor. For those of you who don’t know, Indoor Drumline at Cornell University (CUID) is a student-run competitive percussion ensemble that performs a marching floor show featuring both a front ensemble and a battery in the New York State Percussion Circuit, with competitions taking place over the spring semester. Last year, we took 1st place at the NYSPC Championships, and we hope to continue our success this season!
This year’s Indoor Drumline’s show, titled The Puppet Master is an exploration between freedom and oppression. The performers are puppets brought to life, with big marionette string props and masks symbolizing control. Keep an eye out for Kit West, on cymbals, acting as leader of the puppet rebellion, breaking free from the oppression of The Puppet Master, played by Kamili Fernandez, also on cymbals! We are so excited to perform at our first competition at Liverpool High School on March 1st!
If you are interested in learning more about CUID or would just like to see what we do, check us out on Instagram at @cuindoordrumline or at blogs.cornell.edu/indoordrumline!
Come see our show:
Show 1: Sat 3/1, Liverpool HS Competition, 4338 Wetzel Rd, Liverpool NY 13090
Showcase: Sat 3/8, Indoor Drumline Showcase, Barton Hall
Show 2: Sat 3/15, ESM HS Competition, 6400 Fremont Road, East Syracuse NY 13057
Champs: Sun 3/30, Championships at Gates Chili HS, 1 Spartan Way, Rochester, NY 14624
Wish us luck!
Patrick Thieblemont ‘25
Hey Alumni!!
My name is Emily Mawhinney and I am excited to introduce myself as your 2025 Head Manager! I’m from Cape May, NJ and a Junior in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, majoring in Environment and Sustainability and minoring in Entomology. Outside of the BRMB, I am involved in the Cornell University Indoor Drumline where I am one of the Show Designers and I am a member of the McArt Lab where I study bees and how they are affected by antimicrobials and pesticides.
Within the band, I am a proud member of both the Drumline and Clarinet Section. Last year I was the BRMB Treasurer and the year before that I was a Special Events Coordinator and Philanthropy Coordinator! I hope to use those experiences to guide my term as HM. For example, we are continuing a tradition that started during my term as Philanthropy Coordinator by volunteering at the Science Center for a third year in a row, allowing us to give back to the wider Ithaca community. In the same vein, I am excited for our Spring Concert, which will take place in Ithaca Commons on April 27th, sharing our music with the Ithaca residents who would not otherwise hear us play!
In the Fall, I hope to recruit and retain as many new members as possible to help fill the hole the amazing group of seniors will be leaving behind! To do this, I will focus on ensuring that orientation week and new member events have a welcoming environment and lots of energy! To help with retention, I will be encouraging the upperclassmen and bandstaph to bring as much passion and positivity as they can during the season! This year we have an amazing group of people on our Bandstaph and I have no doubt that they will do amazing things for the growth of this group! I also have no doubt that our new Drum Major, Josh Faber, will bring that same energy and enthusiasm, and I am very excited to work with him and lead this group to a successful season together!
During the marching season, we will be going to Yale, Harvard, and UPenn! We are looking forward to playing at Faneuil Hall during our Harvard trip and hopefully returning to playing at Herald Square during our Yale trip. We hope to see you there!
Here’s to a great season!!
Emily Mawhinney ‘26
