Perryton High School's band program celebrated its talented musicians during a recent awards ceremony, highlighting the achievements of students who excelled in regional competitions. The event recognized students who earned spots in the prestigious all-region bands, where they competed against peers from across the Panhandle area at the 4A level.

Among the notable achievements, two students, Roseanne Will and David, advanced to the area rounds, both earning the title of first runner-up to state. Their accomplishments were met with applause, showcasing the dedication and skill of Perryton's band members.

In addition to regional accolades, the ceremony also featured director's choice awards, honoring students who demonstrated exceptional commitment throughout the year. Outstanding Woodwind members Sarah Flores, Jaslyn Cervantes, and Isaac Simmons were recognized for their contributions to the band. The event also acknowledged outstanding percussionists Abredo Rouen and Adrian Rosales, further emphasizing the diverse talents within the program.

The ceremony concluded with a performance of "Pageant" by Vincent Persichetti, a piece considered a standard in band repertoire, reinforcing the importance of musical excellence in the students' education. This celebration not only recognized individual achievements but also fostered a sense of community among the band members, encouraging them to continue striving for excellence in their musical endeavors.