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Nicholas County high school. In class 2A, defending champion Beechwood high school became the fourth school in Kentucky to win ten championships, followed by Glasgow, LaRue County, Hancock County in their first class 2A appearance (having previously been the class 1A champion in 2019), Mercer County, and John Hardin also in their first class 2A finals appearance (previously having been a finalist in classes 3A, 4A, and 5A). In class 3A, Murray won their first class 3A championship (having previously been state champions in class 1A) while previous winner Adair County was awarded third place, with Estill County taking second, Russell County fourth, Taylor County sixth, and Madison Southern taking fifth in their first state finals appearance in class 3A (having previously made state finals in class 1A). In class 4A, Anderson County won their second state championship followed by Bourbon County, South Laurel, and Christian County in their first 4A finals appearance (having previously made finals in class 3A), Harrison County, and Hopkinsville respectively. In class 5A, Lafayette under the direction of Dee Bishop, claimed their twenty-second state championship with competitor Madison Central in second place, returning competitor to the state competition North Hardin in third place, Larry A. Ryle in fourth place, George Rogers Clark in fifth, and newcomer to class 5A finals Central Hardin high school in sixth place. (Having previously been a finalist in class 3A). This was just the second time Paul Laurence Dunbar had missed finals.
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Campbellsville high school making their first state finals appearance since 1998. Most of the bands from the previous year that were finalists in Class 2A were reclassified into 3A or did not compete in the state competition, leaving Glasgow and Hancock County, with the former claiming the championship, the latter claiming second place, and followed by Trigg County in third place, with three newcomers to finals, Corbin, Russellville, and Powell County in fourth, fifth, and sixth, respectively. In Class 3A, Estill County claimed their third overall championship, (their first in Class 3A), trailed by the previous state champion, Murray, followed by Beechwood, Russell County, Taylor County, and Garrard County returning to finals for the first time since 2018. In class 4A, Bourbon County claimed their 8th overall championship, (their first title in class 4A), with previous champion Anderson County in second place, Christian County in third, Tates Creek (making their first state finals appearance since 2002) in fourth, Harrison County in fifth, and South Laurel in sixth. In Class 5A, Madison Central claimed their sixth overall state championship with previous champion Lafayette finishing in second, followed by Larry A. Ryle in third, returning competitor Paul Laurence Dunbar in fourth place, and Henry Clay in fifth having made their second-ever state finals appearance (their first appearance being in Class 3A in 2004), and George Rogers Clark in sixth.
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Williamstown, Beechwood, and Murray to win a 1A state championship since 2003, and they were also the second school in the contest's history to win a state championship in their first state finals appearance (the other being Meade County in 1987). Williamstown also fell out of state finals for the first time since 2001, finishing 5th in 1A. In class 2A, longtime 1A rivals, Beechwood and Murray, finished at the top of their new class yet again with Beechwood claiming their ninth overall state championship and seventh in the 2010s, the most of any program in the state. In 3A, Adair County claimed their KMEA record 24th state championship barely edging out Estill County for the third straight year. In 4A, South Laurel edged out former 3A power Bourbon County by one-tenth of a point to claim their second straight state championship, making South Laurel the first band in 4A to win more than one state championship since Madisonville-North Hopkins. In 5A, Lafayette claimed their third straight state championship and 21st overall. After four straight state runners-up finishes, North Hardin did not compete in the KMEA state championships for the first time since 2004. With the state championship, Lafayette's director, Chuck Smith tied former Adair County director, Tim Allen for the most KMEA state championships with 18. This would be Chuck Smith's final championship, as he retired in 2021 following health issues.
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grouped into five classes based only on the enrollment of the bands' respective high schools.) Beginning in
September all bands have the opportunity to participate in contests held throughout the state that have been sanctioned by KMEA. The requirements for qualifying for regional quarterfinals competition has been lowered several times in the 1990s and early 2000s. Currently, bands that attend at least two sanctioned contests are then allowed to continue to regional quarterfinals competitions within their classes that take place in mid- to late-October. During regional quarterfinals competition, the top six scoring bands from each region (East and West) advance to the state semifinals, which take place the following week. At semifinals, the top six bands from each class advance to the state finals held that evening. The six from each class then perform one last time at one of four college football stadiums in the state. After all thirty performances have been presented, the top scoring band from each class is named class state champion.
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Washington County. Green County made its second consecutive state finalist appearance. Danville made its second finalist appearance in 2010, its first time and last time in finals was 1986. In class 3A, Adair County won another title, winning its 19th state championship and first under former Elizabethtown and John Hardin director Tom Case. Bourbon finished second in 3A. Taylor County placed third and made its first appearance in state finals since 1992. The reigning 4A champion, Madisonville-North Hopkins, was challenged by Grant County, Madisonville placed fourth in the mornings semi-final round, but claimed the championship once again at finals. In class 5A, Dunbar had an exceptional year. Repeatedly outscoring the other bands all season, defeated Lafayette, winning its sixth championship. Lafayette placed second. Madison Central took fourth place, behind North Hardin, who finished third for a fifth consecutive year.
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1996. Also in 2001, Brian Morgan joined Jeff Hood at Dunbar as the assistant director. In 2002, Dunbar beat
Lafayette early in the season at Bryan Station tournament of bands and also defeated them in the state preliminary competition but once again, Lafayette surpassed PLD in finals by a tenth of a point and claimed the Governor's cup trophy. 2002 finals had taken place in Lexington's commonwealth stadium for a consecutive year. In 2003, state was held at Western Kentucky University. The crowd erupted as Paul Laurence Dunbar finally dethroned Lafayette in the 2003 state finals. Dunbar would go on to defeat Lafayette for the state championship again in 2004. In 2005, when KMEA introduced the new 1A–5A school-size classification system, Dunbar prevailed victorious over Lafayette once more, becoming KMEA's first ever 5A champion, and winning Dunbar's 3rd consecutive state championship (fourth over-all), thus tying North Hardin's three consecutive titles from the late 1980s.
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Glasgow, Russell Independent, Hancock County, and North Oldham, making their first ever state finals appearance. In Class 3A, Murray took first place and their second title in 3 years, followed by returning finalist Adair County, Russell County, South Laurel, Taylor County, and Garrard County. In Class 4A, Bourbon County defended their title from second-place Anderson County by 0.15 points. Following the first two were returning finalist Daviess County (their first state finals appearance in Class 4A), Christian County, returning finalist Madisonville North-Hopkins, and Tates Creek. In Class 5A, Lafayette reclaimed the state champion title from previous winner Madison Central, followed by Larry A. Ryle, Paul Laurence Dunbar, George Rogers Clark, and returning finalist North Hardin.
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Washington County and Trigg County in third and fourth, respectively. Estill County also made its first-ever finals appearance and claimed the second-place spot. In class 4A, Madisonville North-Hopkins claimed its tenth consecutive championship, trailed by Grant County, Anderson County, and John Hardin. The biggest upsets occurred in classes 3A and 5A. In class 3A, neither Adair nor Bourbon County claimed the championship for the first time since 2004. Instead, Russell County won its championship under the new KMEA format. In class 5A, Madison Central became the third school to win a class 5A championship, trailed by Lafayette, Paul Laurence Dunbar, and North Hardin.
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Bourbon placed second. This gave Adair County their 20th State Championship, the first program to achieve this feat. Madisonville North-Hopkins won yet another Class 4A championship while Grant County stayed in second, John Hardin finishing in third place and first-time finalist West Jessamine claiming fourth. In Class 5A, Eastern High School made the finals for the first time, being placed third and knocking out perennial finalist North Hardin. Madison Central, after finishing in sixth place in their regional quarterfinals, claimed fourth place. The fight for number one between Dunbar and Lafayette was particularly intense; repeatedly outscoring each other throughout the season, but on finals night Dunbar dominated the competition and won its seventh state championship title.
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the state championship, with former champion LaRue County in third, Danville High School in second, and Hart County in fourth in its first-ever state finals appearance. In class 3A, Bourbon County took the state title with former champion Adair County in second place. In class 4A, Madisonville North-Hopkins won its eighth consecutive championship, along with former finalists Grant County and John Hardin in second and fourth, respectively, and
Anderson County in its first ever finals appearance. In class 5A, Lafayette reclaimed the state title and won its 17th state championship, with former champions Paul Laurence Dunbar in fourth place, Madison Central high school in third, and North Hardin in second place for the first time since 2000.
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Paris High School in 4th. In class 2A, Trigg County was named the second place finalist with two newcomers in third and fourth, Owensboro Catholic and Christian Academy of Louisville. In class 3A, Adair County was named second place being .5 points behind Bourbon County, with two former finalists, Russell and Garrard Counties in third and fourth. In class 4A, South Oldham returned for a performance with two previous competitors, Anderson County and Grant County taking second and third. Class 5A, Lafayette claimed their 18th state championship, trailed by Madison Central, Paul Laurence Dunbar, and North Hardin.
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championship. Adair County completed an undefeated season. In class 3A, Bourbon County defended their state championship in dramatic fashion by moving from 4th to 1st place from state semifinals to finals. In 4A, South Laurel made their first finals appearance and Anderson County claimed their first state championship. In 5A, Lafayette ended Madison Central's title run and claimed their 19th state championship. Larry A. Ryle with new director, Joe Craig edged out Dunbar and returned to state finals for the first time since 2002. This was Dunbar's first time ever missing finals.
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claimed the 3A championship followed by Russell County in second and Taylor County in fourth. In class 4A, defending champion Grant County was 8th place in semifinals and did not advance to finals, neither did perennial finalist Madisonville North Hopkins. Instead, Anderson County and Hopkinsville retained two finalist spots with two newcomers, South Warren, and Barren County, with Hopkinsville taking the title, making them the third school ever to win class 4A under the new format.
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one of the closest finals to date for the 5A Governor's cup. Estill County emerged with its first ever state championship in class 2A. The biggest surprises were in class 4A as Madisonville-North Hopkins high school came in second to cross-state rival, Grant County high school, along with Hopkinsville high school making its ever state finals appearance. In class 5A, Lafayette finished in fourth place (the first time since 1987 it placed below 2nd at state finals.)
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In 2018, state finals returned to Lexington for the first time since 2002. Murray defended their 1A state championship after placing 2nd in state semifinals. Returning to 2A for a second straight year, Adair County won yet another state championship, the 23rd in their history. In class 3A, under new
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The 2007 finals competition was held in Louisville for the first time since 1987 and at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium for the first time. In class 1A, Williamstown regained the state-champion title after trailing Beechwood for the majority of the regular season. Cumberland County also made its first
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In 2019, KMEA reformulated their classification system to a "hybrid" format of band size and school size. Several finalist programs changed classes. In a very different-looking class 1A, Hancock County, in their first-ever state finals appearance, took home the state championship. Hancock County
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leadership by Michael Stone, Bourbon County claimed the state championship even after the retirement of their long-time director, Eric Hale. In class 4A, South Laurel claimed their first state championship. In class 5A, Lafayette repeated and claimed their 20th state championship.
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