EAGLE REGIMENT AND COLOR GUARD
2025-26 Camp Information
Eagle Regiment has pre-season camps for all new and returning members. The schedule for our 2025-2026 band camp is as follows:
Rookie Camps:
July 17 and 18 – Rookie Camps – 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Week 1:
July 21 – 24 – Full Group Camp - 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM ; July 25 – Full Group Camp – 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Week 2:
July 28- 31 – Full Group Camp – 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM ; Aug 1 – Full Group Camp – 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Incoming Eagle Regiment members are eligible for scholarships in the amount of $2000 tuition scholarships and $1500 Eagle Regiment participation fee, a combined scholarship of $3500! Inquire about scholarship opportunities at band@smhs.org.
What to bring:
- Wear athletic clothing and shoes
- Wear a hat
- Bring water bottle – over 32oz
- Sunscreen
- Instrument (school instruments are also available)
- Bring lunch or money for lunch (For band camp dates, Rookie camps will not have lunch break as we are done by 1)
- Binder with plastic page protectors
What to expect: Band camp pre season training is the time that our entire group gets together to learn our fundamental techniques, drills, routines, music, and all of the core that will lead our competitive season. Attendance to these camps is mandatory for acceptance into the Eagle Regiment Marching band. For any questions, please contact band@smhs.org
EAGLE REGIMENT CONTACT INFORMATION:
Email band@smhs.org or call 949-766-6000
In Their Own Words
Jordon Cheung '20
"Band is where I've made eternal friendships, where I've developed a greater passion for music, and where I've enjoyed every single minute of my time on the field. Through marching band, I feel like I've truly found a place to belong and thrive at SM, and I can't be more grateful to the Eagle Regiment for giving me a home and a community where I can make music every day."
John O’Braitis '22
"As a freshman, it was really great to begin marching band before school started so I could meet people and get comfortable with the campus. The upperclassmen were really nice and gave great advice. The football games are a lot of fun. Marching band is a lot of work but, it’s worth it when you win competitions with your classmates."
Nicole Forrester '20
"I joined marching band my sophomore year having a small background in music education, but I had never played a classical instrument before. It was so fun learning a new instrument and being able to carry out my new skills with the band. I learned quickly that band was a family more than anything else and I grew to love the community I joined."
Allie Sadoff '22
"I moved from North Carolina and was concerned about not knowing anyone at school. After getting to know people at band camp, I was a lot more comfortable about going to the first day of school. I learned more about how to play my instrument and was proud to represent SM at football games and school events."