This year, we started the Casas season with the marching competition in our Independence Week that began on September 16th and finished on September 20th. The marching competition is always a highlight of the year, and despite being both challenging and exhausting, it was a fun and rewarding experience for all the girls at our school. 

On the first two days, Seekers took the lead, earning first place, following Solstice in second place, Breakers in third place, and Dominion in fourth place. Seekers throughout these days demonstrated their discipline and good organization through the march, especially during the singing of the national anthem. 

However, day three took an unexpected turn as Dominion was able to move into first place, thanks to their impressive coordination, hard work, and great enthusiasm that was implemented during the march.

On day four, once again, Dominion claimed first place. This was shocking news for many girls, but Dominion celebrated their well-earned victory. By this moment, all houses were tied, however this was broken on Friday when the girls from Breakers worked harder and made their maximum effort to be in first place, which they claimed. When the results were known, Breakers celebrated their grand accomplishment and win. 

As the Civic Week came to an end, the final results of the competition were: Breakers in first place, Solstice in second, Dominion in third, and Seekers in fourth.