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Pete Woolridge
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« Result #1 on Aug 9, 2009, 12:31am »
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I saw the corps in person for the first time yesterday morning, the trip from North Carolina was well worth it. What a great bunch of young adults. New London has much to be proud of.
Kudos to the admin folks, Tim, Edgar, Barb, Harold, Daisy, Jim, Fawn, and all the volunteers, Moms and Dads. I'm sorry if I forgot anyone, everyone was wonderful. What a thrill it had to be for kids to perform in that facility. (We thought Manning Bowl was it)!
For the alumni - time to step up and help the kids out. Needs are many and we all can do something. I plan on starting my contribution early (today) once I get home. Every penny counts - support YOUR corps!

For the corps members - Thank you for making an "old" Surfer smile. See you on the Fifty!

Have a safe trip home, your family and friends are very proud of you all.


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« Result #2 on Aug 8, 2009, 9:53pm »
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Well - on Friday August 7th, I got to see the 7th Regiment for the first time in full dress on the field performing at the DCI Open Class Semi Finals, and oh boy - I was not dissapointed, matter of fact, I had a hard time seeing this fantasic performance live streamed from DCI on my computer monitor because I had all this watering in the eyes issues!!! Man, did you guys and girls make me proud... once again, I was able to feel those butterflies in my stomach as the announcer asked... "Drum Major... is your corps ready?"... you guys went on to improve another step in the finals the next night - you are AWSOME BABY... what a year to remember, be proud, strut your stuff, you all earned the right... and now I can't wait to see what 2010 will bring... Drum Corps never gets old... and you made all us old alumni feel like kids again - thank you, thank you, thank you...!!!
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« Result #3 on Aug 8, 2009, 7:12pm »
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;D ;D ;D Congratulations to 7th Regiment on your first trip into the DCI World Open Class Finals!! Congratulations also for getting some of the very best scores you've ever acheived. You played hard and the rewards were great. Many thanks also to the staff and volunteers who helped get you out there!
I'm so proud of not only my own son, (Gage) but of every single member of the corp. You all looked and sounded great out there on the turf of Lucas Oil Stadium...I can only imagine what it was like from your point of view...a wall of cheering people!
There were never any criticisms in the stands when I heard people talking about 7th Regiment at performances through the season; it's ALL been good. The most frequent comments were... "Wow! 7th is amazing this year!" and "This corp has awsome percussion!" and "The music is great and their field presence is awesome for a corp that size; they sound so much bigger!" and of course..."Have you seen 7th Regiment this year? They're awesome!"
Enjoy the rest of your time out there, savor every minute, and come home to us safe and sound. We've missed you, but we know you were right where you wanted to be.
We'll be waiting for our 2009 World Open Class Finalists! ... gotta love the sound of that!

Gage's Mom
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« Result #4 on Oct 7, 2008, 3:05pm »
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Carl, Who could ever forget that show-stopper "Down by the Riverside"? Thanks for posting.
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 DCI Open Class Semi Finals Aug 8, 2008
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Indianapolis, IN - DCI Open Class Semi Finals - August 8th, 2008

Well, the 7th Regiment had their one last shot at hitting a new high score and came in with a 78.375... just .005 behind their previous high. So they ended their season with 3 strong point scores and we are all so proud of their accomplishments this year for a job well done!!! The Semi Final Scores are as follows:

DCI Open Class Semi Finals

1 Blue Devils B 95.850
2 Santa Clara Vanguard Cadets 95.600
3 Jersey Surf 95.425
4 Oregon Crusaders 93.325
5 Teal Sound 92.900
6 Citations 91.525
7 Spokane Thunder 90.750
8 Revolution 88.375
9 Raiders 86.600
10 Dutch Boy 86.525
11 Beatrix 85.525
12 Memphis Sound 85.475
13 Yamato 85.250
14 Spartans 82.700
15 Legends 82.000
16 Velvet Knights 81.575
17 7th Regiment 78.375
18 Impulse 77.300

So, once again all the 7th supporters and Alumni send out a "BIG Thank You" to all the members and staff for all the hard work and efforts for another great season... onward to 2009???
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 7th Regiment 2008 Season Scores
« Result #6 on Oct 3, 2008, 7:29pm »
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June 28, 2008 - New London, CT

The 7th Regiment's first show was also their home show. There were 6 corps in attendance in the new DCI Open Class. 3 were from last year's Class II and 3 from Class III, and the final results were:

1. Jersey Surf 73.35
2. Citations 66.65
3. Spartans 59.35
4. 7th Regiment 57.65
5. Raiders 56.35
6. Targets 45.85

July 12th, 2008 - Springfield, MA

Looks like the 7th has started their season move up the rankings, finishing 3rd out of 7 corps, and less than a point behind 2nd - great show 7th!!! Scores are:

Citations 70.40
Dutch Boy 63.50
7th Regiment 62.65
Spartans 61.65
Les Stentors 53.10
Targets 49.35
Spirit of NJ 44.40

Manchester NH July 13th, 2008

Well, the 7th dropped one spot by .05 of a point to the Spartans, who were performing for what I guess could be considered their home show...

Citations 72.50
Dutch Boy 65.30
Spartans 63.20
7th Regiment 63.15
Les Stentors 53.10
Targets 50.85

Wildwood NJ - July 18th, 2008

Another great showing by the 7th Regiment, with their scores still going up. Hopefully, the 7th will continue like last year and show an improvement growth that outpaces their nearest competitors... keep it going 7th!!!

Jerysey Surf 79.65
Citations 77.05
Raiders 71.45
Spartans 68.85
7th Regiment 67.10
Racine Scouts 63.80
Les Stentors 58.70
Targets 57.90
Spirit of NJ 52.85

West Mildford NJ - July 20th, 2008

Well the 7th went up a little in score from yesterdays competition, but so did the corps ahead of them. A fine respectable 3rd place finish!!!

Raiders 73.80
Spartans 71.05
7th Regiment 68.65
Racine Scouts 65.70
Les Stentors 56.30
Targets 55.95
Spirit of NJ 53.40

Rome, New York - July 30th, 2008 Scores


This was a tough show for the 7th with World Class Corps and only 3 in the Open Class, including the remarkable Jersey Surf.

World Class


Cavaliers 93.75
Boston Crusaders 84.95
The Academy 77.30
Pioneer 72.95

Open Class

Jersey Surf 86.40
Spartans 75.20
7th Regiment 71.00

Hornell, NY - July 31st, 2008

This was a small show, only 5 corps, with 3 of them being World Class. The 7th wrote a new high score in their history book! Appears that they are priming themselves to peak at the Nationals!!!

World Class

Blue Stars 86.65
Spirit 81.75
Pioneer 73.45

Open Class

Beatrix 79.70
7th Regiment 73.35

Madison, WI - August 2nd, 2008

Well - the 7th scores continue to go up and set new high score records with each competition. Scores are:

Open Class

Blue Devils B 91.200
Spokane Thunder 86.275
Citations 85.450
Raiders 84.150
Dutch Boy 81.750
Impulse 77.275
Legends 76.675
7th Regiment 76.275
Colt Cadets 76.100
Racine Scouts 72.275
Les Stentors 65.450
Spirit of NJ 64.375

Whitewater, WI - August 3rd, 2008

Again the 7th Regiment sets an all time high score with 78.40!!! What was important about this show was that with the corps they played against the previous night, the 7th showed a 2.125 improvement, whereas, the corps around them went down - the Raiders dropped 4.10 points, the Impulse went down 1.425, and the Dutch Boy lost .50 from the previous night.

Open Class - Score - [Previous night Score]

Citations 86.65 [85.45]
Spokane Thunder 86.00 [86.275]
Dutch Boy 81.25 [81.75]
Legends 80.60 [76.675]
Raiders 80.05 [84.15]
7th Regiment 78.40 [76.275]
Impulse 75.85 [77.275]
Colt Cadets 74.25 [76.20]
Racine Scouts 70.85 [72.275]
Les Stentors 67.30 [65.45]
Spirit of NJ 64.40 [64.375]

Michigan City - August 5th, 2008

Well - the 7th did it, they made the semi-finals which will be tomorrow on Aug 7th!!! That means they will get at least one more shot to hit the 80 point range - GO for it 7th!!! Here are the final scores of the quarter-finals.

DCI Open Class World Championships

1. Blue Devils B 95.150
2. Santa Clara Vanguard Cadets 93.800
3. Jersey Surf 93.550
4. Teal Sound 92.400
5. Oregon Crusaders 92.025
6. Spokane Thunder 89.400
7. Citations 89.300
8. Revolution 86.225
9. Raiders 84.950
10. Dutch Boy 84.750
11. Memphis Sound 84.200
12. Yamato 83.600
13. Velvet Knights 81.700
14. Spartans 81.625
15. Legends 81.575
16. 7th Regiment 78.025
17. Impulse 77.500
18. Colt Cadets 76.125
19. Racine Scouts 74.300
20. Strangnas 71.050
21. Les Stentors 68.275
22. Spirit of NJ 67.450
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 Back in the day - Surfers 1968 Recording
« Result #7 on Oct 3, 2008, 7:24pm »
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Now - here's a link for all you old time Surfers (and you youngins' of the 7th Regiment). The 1968 World Open recording of the New London Surfers. We were a small corps of approx. 50 members back then, and as a Class B corps, only had a 7 minute+ show. But turn up the volume, close your eyes, and sit back and enjoy!!! I think we placed 10th that season in Class B...

http://rboss.lod.com/~stampbiz/1968-Surfers.wma

Click on the link above, or you may have to copy and paste into your browser to hear it... and it plays on Windows Media Player
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« Result #8 on Oct 3, 2008, 7:23pm »
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This is a Drum Corps 101 Class... for all you 7th Regiment members. The attached link will provide what I believe was percussion in the oldy goldy days. This recording is from the 1969 World Open of the New York Warriors - now remember, there were no pits in those days, and recording equipement was quite archaic by today's standards. But listen to how the drum line complements the brass, and the last drum solo is my all time favorite... and remember there were 6 to 8 snares playing - drills were written to play to the crowds (not the judges) and they started at one end zone and finished on the opposite... so turn up your volume, kick back and enjoy a corps, that was not in the top elite of their day, but still provide some great music... p.s. all you Surfer alumni watched them at the 1969 World Open...!!!

http://rboss.lod.com/~stampbiz/1969-NewYorkWarriors.wma

Click on the above link, or you may need to copy and paste link into your browser - plays on Windows Media Player...
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Here's another Drum Corps 101 class - this time on Brass. The attached recording from the 1969 World Open of the St. Rita's Brassmen will show you just how talented they were back in the day... bugles only had one valve, and there were probably several types used today that weren't in service back then. Again recording equipement was archaic to today's standards and the corps started in one end zone and finshed in the opposite. But the Off-the-line musical score by St. Rita's is one of the all time greats!!! Turn up your volume, kick back and enjoy some really great, talented kids... St. Rita's was a annual finalist at the big shows, always seeming to get into the top ten...

http://rboss.lod.com/~stampbiz/1969-SaintRitasBrassmen.wma

Click on the above link, or you may have to copy and paste link into your browser... uses Windows Media Player....
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« Result #10 on Oct 3, 2008, 7:19pm »
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Now - I wasn't in the Surfers in 1973 - which was a few years after they had won the Class B World Open Championship, but the Corps had grown to well over 100 members and the sounds show it... so once again, all your Surfer Alumni and current 7th members, turn up the volume, close your eyes, and enjoy another great experience from back in the year...

http://rboss.lod.com/~stampbiz/1973-Surfers.wma

Click on the above link, or just copy and paste link into your browser - uses Windows Media Player...
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