KINGSMEN DRUM TITLES
1970 American Legion
1971 Mid-American Open
1972 CYO
1972 U.S. Open
1972 DCI
1974 CYO
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RUNNER-UP(2nd)
1970 CYO
1971 CYO
1974 World Open
1974 DCI

Synopsis:
1970; The drum line beat every corps in the nation on the whirlwind 2 week tour. We beat top ranked Boston in G.E., they beat us in execution. The Corps flew to Minneapolis, toured, and then flew back from Minneapolis. This was one of Mr. Porter's finest planned tours. The corps made finals again at both of the large National Championships. We moved up 3 slots. (Ranking 6th).

Synopsis:
1973; A rebuilding year for the corps, but through a lot of very hard work we won 1 more U.S. Open national title. Interestingly, we arrived a day late for prelims and still won the final contest. The second tour was instrumental in putting together a championship staff for the coming year. One bright spot was placing 3rd(tie) in Drums at DCI. (Ranking 6th).
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KINGSMEN BUGLE TITLES
1969 CYO
1971 Mid-American Open
1972 CYO
1972 U.S. Open
1972 DCI
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RUNNER-UP(2nd)
1969 World Open
1970 American Legion
1974 World Open

Synopsis:
1971; The corps won its 1st National Championship and the rivalry with Santa Clara really took off. This win was at the second most important show of the year, just before the infamous "big D".Who can forget Earl Douglas giving the spin around/drop knee salute for the last time. We were 2 & 2 against the Vanguard that year. Mr. Porter gave each corps member a "we beat them all" plaque. (Ranking 2nd).

Synopsis:
1974; A fantastic return to top form. For the first time, the corps was able to win the prestigious World Open title. We again were able to beat every corps in the nation at least once. A side note, the Santa Clara Vanguard staff came over to the Kingsmen staff at DCI and said, "You win the top t-shirt award." The whole Kingsmen staff had just bought maroon Assinippi General Store t-shirts for the show. (Ranking 3rd).

KINGSMEN CORPS TITLES
1971 Mid-American Open
1972 CYO
1972 U.S. Open
1972 DCI
1973 U.S. Open
1974 World Open
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RUNNER-UP(2nd)
1970 American Legion
1971 CYO
1974 CYO

Synopsis:
1969; The bugle line was one of the top brass sections of the year. Drum Corps News rightly praised the corps' "organ" like sound. However beating the top 4 mid-west brass sections was still to come. This was the first year the corps made finals. (Ranking 9th)

Synopsis:
1972; What can be said for this fantastic year. We started out a little behind the top 2 corps because we didn't start the drill till May 1st. But once we began the national tour we were undefeated. We won all 3 big titles, including the first DCI. (Ranking 1st).
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1967 VFW 13th.
1968 U.S. Open 5th, VFW 14th.
1969 CYO 4th, World Open 3rd, American Legion 5th, VFW 9th.
1970 CYO 6th, U.S. Open 6th, North American 5th, American Legion 2nd.
1971 CYO 2th, World Open 3rd, Mid-American Open 1st, VFW 5th.
1972 CYO 1st, U.S. Open 1st, DCI 1st.
1973 Bluegrass 5th, CYO 3rd, U.S. Open 1st, DCI 6th.
1974 World Open 1st, CYO 2nd, American International 2nd, DCI 3rd.
1976 U.S. Open 8th, DCI 19th.
1977 CYO 9th, DCI 14th.
1978 CYO 12th, DCI 19th.
1982 DCI 28th.
1983 DCI 21st.
1984 DCI 24th.
1985 DCI 22nd.
1986 DCI 18th.
1987 DCI 22nd in A60 class.