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Based in Maxville Ontario, home of the Glengarry Highland Games and The North American Pipe Band Championships, the Glengarry Pipe Band can be seen competing in Canada, the U.S., and overseas and also performing at local charitable events, community functions, and parades.

The Grade 4 band is led by Pipe Major Ross Davison with lead drummer Jim Bush. If you are a piper or drummer come and join the most progressive pipe band between Toronto and the Maritimes. We strive to accomplish the best in music and to foster a friendly competitive spirit and community involvement in our youth.

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A Hot 2012 Season For Glengarry

The 2012 season came to end in Almonte August 25th with a second place finish for the band. The year's highlights included a 2nd place finish in Maxville at the North American Championships, several wins including the Nova Scotia championships in Antigonish Nova Scotia and an East Coast road trip to the College of Piping in Summerside PEI. Congratulations to everyone for a great season and a special thanks to PM Ross Davison, lead tip Jim Bush, Shelby MacCrimmon, and PS Jason Baird for all their hard work. Look for the band in upcoming months as fundraising begins in earnest for Glengarry's return to the World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow in August 2013.

from left: Cathy-Fraser Collins, Valerie Cooke-Johnson, Shelly MacPhee, Renee Deserres, Lindsey MacPherson, William Douglas, Steve Douglas, William Mitchell, Fred Collins, Carey Cameron, James Johnson, Cathy MacPherson, Ray Purser, Jason MacLellan, Jake MacDougall, Rebecca MacDonell, Marshall MacPherson, Rachael Houlzet, Chris MacDonell, Bailey MacDonald, Charles David Mitchell, Taylor Young, Diane MacLean, Charles Hinze-MacCulloch, Rita DeNobriga, PM Ross Davison, Shanyn Young, Malcolm Douglas, PS Jason Baird, and MacKenzie Baird. Missing from photo Jim Bush, Shelby MacCrimmon, Ross May, Lynn Cumming and Andrew Munro.

Strong Performances at Both Georgetown and Smiths Falls Highland Games

While the Glengarry winning streak came to an end at Georgetown, the band continues to post solid results with a 4th in a field of 13 at Georgetown and 2nd place finish at Smiths Falls. The band looks to keep improving as the summer progresses with a week long "boot camp" at the PEI School of Piping this July.

Winning Streak Continues at Kingston Celtfest

The 2012 season continued on a perfect summers day at the Kingston Celtfest with a win for the band in the Grade IV medley contest, where they placed 1, 1, 2 and 1 amongst the four ensemble judges. Next stop for the band is Georgtown on June 9th in the Quick March Medley competition.

In photo left to Right. Back Row: Pipe Major Ross Davison, Charles Hinse-MacCulloch, Rachel Houlzet, Taylor Young, Bailey MacDonald, Marshall MacPherson,Renee DeSerres, Fred Collins,Kathy Fraser Collins, Carey Cameron, Cathy MacPherson, Steve Douglas, Chris Macdonell, Charles David Mitchell, Pipe Sergeant Jason Baird. Front Row: William Mitchell, Shelby MacCrimmon,Lindsay MacPherson.Diane McLean, Rebecca Macdonell, Shanyn Young, Lead Drummer Jim Bush, Malcolm Douglas, William Douglas, and Michael Seguin,

Thanks to everyone who helped make our 50th Anniversary a great time for all our alumni. We hope to see you all again at our centennial celebrations....