The Carrollton Kiwanis Foundation awarded $1,500 in scholarships to winners in the 2025 Music Showcase on Sunday, February 2, 2025.
The Trojan Trebles, a vocal quintet from Carrollton High School, were awarded first place and split evenly a five hundred dollar scholarship in the juried music competition. They sang an unaccompanied arrangement of Georgia On My Mind.
photo: l to r: Laney Quinn, Senior; Morgan Lee, Senior; Joselyn Hernandez, Senior; Kendall Dobbs, Senior; and Molly Wallis, Freshman.
Aanya Rachel Lovett, a Senior from Central High School, was awarded the second place and a four hundred dollar scholarship in the juried music competition. she sang L'heure Exquise and was accompanied by Ruthie Phillips on piano.
Tripp Jones Byrd, a Sophomore from Central High School, was awarded the third place and a three hundred dollar scholarship in the juried music competition. He sang Caro Mio Bien and was accompanied by Ruthie Phillips on piano.
Claire Bentley, a Junior from Bremen High School, was awarded the fourth place and a two hundred dollar scholarship in the juried music competition. She was played Two Russian Pieces and was accompanied on piano by Breda Andrews.
The duet called The Slime Guys; consisting of Yael Ramirez on alto saxophone, and Gray Langlo on piano, both Juniors from Carrollton High School, played an arrangement of Misty, and won fifth place and shared a one-hundred dollar scholarship in the juried music competition.