Indoor Drumline Circuits
- WGI (Winter Guard International)
- IPE (Indoor Percussion Europe)
- IPA (Indiana Percussion Association)
- AIA (Atlantic Indoor Association)
- RMPA (Rocky Mountain Percussion Association)
- MEPA (Mid-East Performance Association: Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana)
- OIPA (Ohio Indoor Performance Association)
- SCGC (Southeastern Color Guard Circuit)
- PASIC (Marching Festival)
- ADLA (American Drumline Association)
- MPA (Minnesota Percussion Association)
- KIDA (Keystone Indoor Drill Association)
- SCPA (Southern California Percussion Alliance)
- MCGC (Michigan Color Guard Circuit)
- NYSPC (New York State Percussion Circuit)
- MCCGA (Mid Continental Color Guard Association)
- FFCC (Florida Federation of Color Guards Circuit)
- TCGC (Texas Color Guard Circuit)
- TRWEA (Three Rivers Winter Ensemble Association
- NESBA (New England Scholastic Band Association)
- MAPS (Mid-Atlantic Percussion Society)
- SAPA (Southern Association For Performance Arts)
- CWEA (Carolina Winter Ensemble Association)
- CGN (Color Guard Netherlands)
- {http://www.mccga.org/ MCCGA] (Mid Continent Color Guard Association)
- GCGC (Gulf Coast Guard and Percussion Circuit)
- CCGC (California Color Guard Circuit)
- PPAACC (Pep & Pageantry Arts Association of Central California)
- WGPO (Winter Guard and Percussion of Oklahoma)
- CIPA (Carolina Indoor Performance Association)
- USSBA (US Scholastic Band Association)
- NCBA (Northern California Band Association)
- MIA (Mississippi Indoor Association)
- UWDA (Utah Winter Drumline Association)
- CBA (Cavalcade of Bands Association Indoor)
- SJVCGPR (San Joaquin Valley Color Guard and Percussion Review)
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