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Members of the Robbinsville Black Knights Band pose with the hardware collected at Nov. 2’s Land of the Sky Marching Band Festival, which was held at Enka High School. All names are listed from left in each row. Front row: Rosie Orr, Myley Hyde and Sarai Cervantes. Second row: Jaden Boyle, Sharea Kirkman, Melissa Drouin and Emily Boyle. Back row: J.T. Hyde, Evan Hood, Dreydon Conley, Murphy Shanahan and Wade Rogers. Photo courtesy of Robbinsville High School Band

Members of the Robbinsville Black Knights Band pose with the hardware collected at Nov. 2’s Land of the Sky Marching Band Festival, which was held at Enka High School. All names are listed from left in each row. Front row: Rosie Orr, Myley Hyde and Sarai Cervantes. Second row: Jaden Boyle, Sharea Kirkman, Melissa Drouin and Emily Boyle. Back row: J.T. Hyde, Evan Hood, Dreydon Conley, Murphy Shanahan and Wade Rogers. Photo courtesy of Robbinsville High School Band

Wanted: trophies

Kevin Hensley
Monday, November 18, 2024
The success of the Robbinsville Marching Band is well-noted. A journey through the program’s room at the high school reveals a seemingly-limitless collection of trophies, adorning the walls of the massive musical space.
The Black Knight Band is finishing its first marching season under the leadership of alumna Amber Watkins. Photo courtesy of Maria Shook Photography

The Black Knight Band is finishing its first marching season under the leadership of alumna Amber Watkins. Photo courtesy of Maria Shook Photography

The beat goes on

Charlie Benton
Thursday, December 16, 2021
Robbinsville – As its first marching season under a new director draws to a close, the Black Knight band has experienced several milestones. The band ended its semester playing a holiday music program Tuesday night, after marching in the Gatlinburg, Tenn. Christmas parade earlier in the month.