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Friday Night Lights (well Saturday in this case) kicked off this last week in Texas. Kingwood hosted Cy Woods at Turner Stadium. While I was excited to see some normality return in the world dominated by COVID-19, the real reason I was in attendance was to watch my daughter march in the band at half time. Kingwood High School is one of the few military marching bands in the State of Texas. 

With only about 7 days of practice, the band known by many as KM4B put together this drill for the half time show which also featured the nationally recognized Kingwood Fillies. 

I look forward to the season ahead, and GO MUSTANGS!

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Posted by: Jeremy Williams is the owner and Head Coach at Red Hawk Coaching based in Houston, Texas. Red Hawk Coaching works with small business owners across our great country to soar in both business and life. Learn more about the coaching services provided by Coach Jeremy Williams.

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