The Titan Sound won Class 4A and five best-in-class awards at the Crown Jewel Marching Festival, two weeks after a grand championship in LaBelle. The full list.
Treasure Coast High School’s marching band is the Class 4A champion of the Crown Jewel Marching Festival. The Titan Sound won five best-in-class awards at the festival the weekend of Oct. 17-18, and earned an overall superior rating.
St. Lucie Public Schools announced the results Monday.
What the Titan Sound won
According to the district, the band took:
- Class 4A champion
- an overall superior rating
- best music
- best marching
- best guard
- best general effect
- best percussion
The district thanked “every student, director, staff member, parent volunteer, and supporter” who helped make it possible.
A second title this month
It is the band’s second championship in two weeks. At the High-Noon Marching Festival in LaBelle, the Titan Sound was named 2026 grand champion, the district reported Oct. 5.
There the band won a superior rating in Class 4A and the overall awards for best winds, best percussion, best color guard, best visual and best drum major. Its drumline was first runner-up in the festival’s drumline competition.
It is also a step up from last year’s Crown Jewel. In October 2025 the band earned straight superiors and best percussion overall, and finished first runner-up in its class, the district reported at the time.
What it means for you
Treasure Coast High is the district’s high school on SW Darwin Boulevard in southwest Port St. Lucie. The Titans’ remaining games are on our Friday night football page.
Our Treasure Coast High page has the school’s attendance zone, report card and calendar.
If your school’s band, team or club has won something, tell us through our contact page. Photos are welcome.
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