 CONGRATULATIONS
WORLD CHAMPION
LOGAN WORLD GUARD!
 On April 17, 2004, The James Logan World Guard captured their 7th consecutive world title at the Winter Guard International World Championships. In the 27 year history of the WGI this is the first time any performing ensemble has won 7 years in a row. Performing to a packed house in Cox Arena at the Aztec Bowl located on the campus of San Diego State University, the Logan World Guard brought the house down performing their show "Loganation". With a final score of 98.55 the World Guard topped them all, not only capturing the title of Scholastic World Champions, but also earning the highest score of any guard unit in any division of the entire competition! Of the 300 color guard units competing from all over the world, our World Guard Champions are truly "The Best of The Best." Congratulations to guard directors Scott Chandler, Dave Meikle and Adrian Bazua, and all our incredible performers on another spectacular victory. For a complete run down of all the WGI Championship scores, see the Color Guard Championship Scores on the WGI web site.
The 2004 World Guard show was entitled "Loganation", a very original (as usual), intense at times, and lighthearted at other times creation by the great "Guru" Scott Chandler.
 James Logan World Guard
2004 WGI World Champions
Also Champions in 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 , 2002 & 2003
• WGI web site (Winter Guard International)
• Scholastic World Guard Scores at the WGI web site During the May 25th, 2004 Union City city council meeting, the James Logan Scholastic World Color Guard is honored with a proclamation. It recognizes them for their outstanding achievements and the way they have represented Union City, James Logan High School, and the community in a positive light, following the Guard bringing their 7th consecutive WGI World Championship home to James Logan High School and The City of Union City. City officials, local citizens, and a delegation from our Sister City, Santa Rosalia, Mexico were treated with a video tape of the guard's performance. Guard and City Council members pose for picture following the reading of the proclamation by Vice-Mayor Manual Fernandez. -- Mike Watts |
 CONGRATULATIONS
LOGAN OPEN GUARD!
2004 California Color Guard Circuit Champions (CCGC)
Also Champions in 2002 & 2003.
California Color Guard Circuit web site The Logan Open Guard won their 3rd consecutive CCGC Winter Guard Circuit Championships! In an outstanding performance," James Logan's Open Color Guard performed their last show in competition for this year at Independence High School in San Jose, on Sunday April 4, winning the Scholastic Open Class for the 3rd year in a row! Their final score was 88.6. The final exhibition performance of their show "Ode to Joy" was held on Friday, April 9 at James Logan High School during the "Evening of Dance, Drums, and Color Guard" in the Logan Pavilion. A great compilation of joyful energetic music and amazing flying flag exchanges are some of the highlights in the Open Guard's 2004 program called "Ode to Joy." The show also featured Wayne Harris as narrator. * See Video Clip of the Logan Open Guard winning performances at the Fresno Power Regional on 2/29/04 |
 The World Champion James Logan Winter Guard program is featured in WGI Focus Magazine. "WGI Focus" is the Magazine of Winter Guard International (WGI Sport of the Arts) and the Fall 2003 issue features a super article on the Logan Guard, how they began, what motivated the program, how they got to where they are today, and some insight as to why they continue to do so well. Follow this link to go to the on-line pdf version of the magazine. The article begins on page 12. For more WGI information, see their web site at WGI.org. FOCUS is WGI's free educational magazine aimed at broadening communication within the pageantry family of guards and indoor percussion ensembles. It's published three times per year: Winter, Spring and Fall, with a circulation of 27,000. FOCUS is a full color periodical that is mailed to the United States, Canada, Europe and Japan. |
