The Evergreen District is proud of our past quartet and chorus champions, listed below!
Evergreen DistrictQuartet Champions |
Evergreen DistrictChorus Champions |
|---|---|
| 2019 - Rag Tag 2018 - Momma's Boys 2017 - Marksmen 2016 - Flipside 2015 - 4.0 2014 - Madison Park 2013 - Via Voice 2012 - Momentum 2011 - Quadraphonics (Salem) 2010 - The New Originals (Mt. Baker/Western Washington) 2009 - Fast Track (Bellevue/Kitsap) 2008 - 3 Outa Four (Salem) 2007 - JetSet (Pierce County) 2006 - The Dean's List (Portland) 2005 - Vocal Magic (Pierce County) 2004 - Realtime (Vancouver, BC) 2003 - Friendly Advice (Bellevue, WA) 2002 - Rivalry (Bellevue, WA) 2001 - Flashpoint (Pierce County) 2000 - Sold Out (Salem) 1999 - Reunion (Salem/Bellevue) 1998 - Studio One (Greater Vancouver) 1997 - Counterpoint (New Westminster) 1996 - Critics' Choice (Anacortes/Bellevue/Mount Baker) 1995 - Extra! Extra! (Bellevue/Olympia/Frank Thorne) 1994 - The Edge (Langley) 1993 - Milky Way (Anacortes/Mount Baker) 1992 - Seattle Sound (Bellevue) 1991 - Heyday (West Portland/Frank Thorne) 1990 - Sonic Boom (New Westminster/Vancouver) 1989 - Vocal Attraction (Bellevue/Lake Washington/Mount Baker) 1988 - Four Cry'n Out Loud (Portland/West Portland) 1987 - Easy Street (Bellevue/Tacoma) 1986 - Northwest Spirit (Bellevue) 1985 - Golden Heritage (West Portland) 1984 - Harmonic Tremors (Anacortes/Kitsap County/Lake Washington/Mount Baker) 1983 - Pacific Pride (Portland/Lake Washington) 1982 - Cascade Connection (Eugene) 1981 - High Rollers (Portland) 1980 - South Sounders (Tacoma) 1979 - University Way (Seattle) 1978 - New Rendition (Lake Washington/Sno-King/Snohomish County) 1977 - Four Cheers (Portland) 1976 - Commencement Bay Flounders & Seafood Conspiracy (Tacoma) 1975 - Lion's Share (Lake Washington) 1974 - The Bright Side (Portland) 1973 - New Found Sound (Lake Washington) 1972 - Artesians (Olympia) 1971 - Most Happy Fellows (Tacoma) 1970 - Poets (Anacortes/Mount Baker) 1969 - Westernaires (Bellevue) 1968 - Howe Sound (Vancouver, BC) 1967 - Nomads (Salem/Coos Bay/Fort Vancouver) 1966 - Bay Shore Four (Coos Bay) 1965 - Squires Four (Portland) 1964 - Ambassadors (Spokane) 1963 - Roaring 24 (Bellevue) 1962 - Journeymen (Eugene) 1961 - Northernaires (Camrose) 1960 - Capital Chordsmen (Salem) 1959 - Sema Four (Seattle) 1958 - Timber Fellers (Bellevue) 1957 - Four Do Matics (Seattle) 1956 - School Masters (Seattle) 1955 - Model T Four (Vancouver) 1954 - Sharp Four (Eugene) 1953 - Varsitones (Seattle) 1952 - Evergreen Four (Yakima) 1951 - Puget Sounders (Seattle) 1950 - Lumber Lads (Eugene) 1949 - Queen City Four (Seattle) 1948 - Mountainaires (Enumclaw) |
2019 - Boise (Director: Ian Kelly) 2018 - Bellevue (Director: Ken Potter) 2017 - Salem (Directors: Steve Morin and Will Fox) 2016 - Bellevue (Director: Ken Potter) 2015 - Bellevue (Director: Ken Potter) 2014 - Bellevue (Director: Don Rose) 2013 - Salem (Director: Steve Morin) 2012 - Salem (Director: Steve Morin) 2011 - Western Washington (Director: Neal Booth) 2010 - Western Washington (Director: Neal Booth) 2009 - Western Washington (Director: Neal Booth) 2008 - Salem (Director: Steve Morin) 2007 - Salem (Director: Steve Morin) 2006 - Salem (Director: Steve Morin) 2005 - Bellevue (Director: Denny Stiers) 2004 - Salem (Director: Steve Morin) 2003 - Salem (Director: Steve Morin) 2001 - Salem (Director: Steve Morin) 2000 - Salem (Director: Steve Morin) 1999 - Salem (Director: Steve Morin) 1998 - Salem (Director: Steve Morin) 1997 - Salem (Director: Steve Morin) 1996 - New Westminster (Director: Charles Metzger) 1995 - New Westminster (Director: Charles Metzger) 1994 - Bellevue (Director: Bobby Gray Jr.) 1993 - West Portland (Director: Tim McCormic) 1992 - Bellevue (Director: Bobby Gray Jr.) 1991 - Bellevue (Director: Bobby Gray Jr.) 1990 - Bellevue (Director: Bobby Gray Jr.) 1989 - Eugene (Director: Denny Stiers) 1988 - Bellevue (Director: Bob Brock) 1987 - Eugene (Director: Denny Stiers) 1986 - Bellevue (Director: Bob Brock) 1985 - Eugene (Director: Denny Stiers) 1984 - Calgary (Director: Randy Peters) 1983 - Eugene (Director: Mel Knight) 1982 - Eugene (Director: Mel Knight) 1981 - Portland (Director: Steve Kyes) 1980 - Lake Washington (Director: Bob Jones) 1979 - Lake Washington (Director: Stu Turner) 1978 - Portland (Director: Steve Kyes) 1977 - Portland (Director: Steve Kyes) 1976 - Portland (Director: Steve Kyes) 1975 - Lake Washington (Director: Jack Lyon) 1974 - Lake Washington (Director: Denny Stiers) 1973 - Lake Washington (Director: Denny Stiers) 1972 - Seattle (Director: Bill Flanigan) 1971 - Seattle (Director: Bill Flanigan) 1970 - Seattle (Director: Bill Flanigan) 1969 - Seattle (Director: Bill Flanigan) 1968 - Canby (Director: Wayne Schumacher) 1967 - Seattle (Director: Bill Flanigan) 1966 - Calgary (Director: Don Clarke) 1965 - Salem (Director: Jerry Darby) 1964 - Lake Washington (Director: Jim Marich) 1963 - Spokane (Director: Bill Flanigan) 1962 - Salem (Director: Bud Leabo) 1961 - Calgary (Director: Don Weldon) 1960 - Eugene (Director: Bud Leabo) 1959 - Calgary (Director: Don Weldon) 1958 - Lake Washington (Director: Gene Brown) 1957 - Eugene (Director: Bud Leabo) 1956 - Lake Washington (Director: Gene Brown) 1955 - Eugene (Director: Bud Leabo) 1954 - Eugene (Director: Bud Leabo) 1953 - Eugene (Director: Bud Leabo) |
Conflict Dates
Convention Dates and Conflicts
May 26, 2020 Rob Macdonald, Evergreen Director of Events
Over the years, Evergreen has struggled with the 6 convention dates it requires every year. We want to ensure that Judges are available and avoid conflicts with holidays and SAI convention dates. Chapters can choose and participate and host these conventions, and plan for the future. Here are the “assigned” dates for the Division and District conventions 2021-2025. (* denotes Quartet Prelims)
|
Convention |
2021 |
2022 |
2023 |
2024 |
2025 |
|
Division I |
April 16-17* |
April 1-2 |
March 24-25 |
April 5-6 |
April 4-5 |
|
Division II |
April 16-17 |
April 22-23* |
April 21-22* |
April 12-13* |
April 11-12* |
|
Division III |
May 28-29 |
May 27-28 |
May 26-27 |
May 24-25 |
May 23-24 |
|
Division IV |
Apr 30-May 1 |
April 29-30 |
April 28-29 |
May 3-4 |
May 2-3 |
|
Division V |
May 14-15 |
May 6-7 |
May 12-13 |
May 10-11 |
May 9-10 |
|
District |
Oct 22-24 |
Oct 21-23 |
Oct 20-22 |
Oct 25-26 |
Oct 17-19 |
Here are the dates to avoid:
|
Passover |
Mar 27-Apr 4 |
April 15-23 |
April 5-13 |
April 22-30 |
April 12-20 |
|
Easter |
April 2-4 |
April 15-17 |
April 7-9 |
March 29-31 |
April 18-20 |
|
SAI Region 13 |
April 8-11 |
May 12-15 |
May 18-21 |
April 18-21 |
April 25-27 |
|
SAI Region 26 |
April 22-25 |
May 5-8 |
May 11-14 |
May 9-12 |
May 2-4 |
|
SAI Intl |
Oct 11-16 |
Sept 26-Oct 1 |
Not posted |
Not posted |
Not posted |
|
FWD Prelims |
March 11-14 |
March 10-13 |
Not posted |
Not posted |
Not posted |
|
FWD District |
Oct 7-10 |
Oct 13-16 |
Oct 12-15 |
Oct 17-20 |
Not posted |
|
CAN Thxgiv |
Oct 9-11 |
Oct 8-10 |
Oct 7-9 |
Oct 12-14 |
Oct 11-13 |
|
CAN Victoria |
May 21-24 |
May 20-23 |
May 19-22 |
May 17-20 |
May 16-19 |
|
Mem Day |
May 28-31 |
May 27-30 |
May 26-29 |
May 24-27 |
May 23-26 |
There are some exceptions in the assigned dates:
SAI Region 26 (Western Canada) has conflicts, but they are with all the US Divisions II, IV or V.
Division III (Alberta) conflicts with Memorial Day, but that has been no problem in the past.
Flexibility:
There is some flexibility in the assigned Convention dates, should the host chapter have issues with venue and hotel, for example. They may be able to swap a weekend with another Division convention.
These are other dates available that do not create conflicts:
2021: March 5-6, March 12-13 and March 19-20, May 7-8, June 4-5
2022: March 4-5, March 11-12 and March 25-26, April 8-9, June 3-4
2023: March 3-4, March 10-11, March 17-18, March 24-25, March 31-April 1, May 5-6, June 2-3
2024: March 1-2, March 8-9, March 15-16, March 22-23, April 12-13, May 31-June 1, June 7-8
2025: Feb 28-March 1, March 7-8, March 14-15, March 21-22, March 28-29, April 11-12,
May 30-31, June 6-7
