The Baldwin Highlander Marching Band earned its highest PIMBA competition score ever on Saturday at Mount Lebanon.
The Highlanders earned 86.225 points, falling .55 points behind Upper Saint Clair, who placed first.
Senior Matthew Colwell said he was proud of the marching band.
“Scoring the highest we ever have in Baldwin history has been one of the best parts of this season,” Colwell said.
Sophomore Abby Horn is hopeful for the upcoming PIMBA Championships.
“We had very good visuals and amazing energy, which showed on the field. As a result, we won best visual performance,” Horn said.
Senior Julia Graham assisted the team in the color guard section with a six-rotation rifle toss, Horn said.
For the future, the team plans on working on staying in time with each other and tone accuracy.
The next competition is PIMBA Championships on Saturday at Moon Area High School.
