CHS Band scores
bullseye at fundraiser
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Jonathon Skavroneck, Tanner Lansdale and Jacob Causey man the silent auction table during the dart tournament for the Charlotte High School Silver King Marching Band.
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Evan Hawes concentrates on hitting the target during the dart tournament at the Ice House Pub.
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Christopher Papa hits his mark as his friends look on during the dart tournament.
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The winning team Sean McLaughlin, Joelle Beverly, Kristen Polk and Stephanie Smith pose for a photo at the end of the tournament.
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Sean Dash scores for his team during the dart tournament.
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Danial Kukuk steadies his throwing arm.
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Christopher Papa has a hard time retrieving his darts after his throw.
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Justin Harmon watches to see where his dart will land.
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Paul Montanari welcomes everyone to the tournament as Ice House Pub owner John Berry looks on.
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Ice House Pub owner John Berry goes over the rules of the tournament with the players.
By AL HEMINGWAY
Correspondent
The Silver King Marching Band of Charlotte High School is literally taking aim at reaching their goal of $45,000 that will allow them to participate at a nationwide music festival in Washington, D.C., in April.
On Jan. 19, many of the band members, families and their supporters gathered at the Ice House Pub in Punta Gorda to take part in a double-elimination dart tournament to help raise money for the trip. The competition is from April 4-7 and is sponsored by the World Strides Heritage Festivals, a Utah-based company that specializes in producing musical events around the country.
