Jackson Raiders

Chicago, IL United States
Founded: 1959

Inactive Junior

Year	Position	Score	Theme/Songs
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Position 200+ indicates Division II, Position 300+ indicates Division III, Position 400+ indicates Mini Corps.

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The Jackson Raiders, formed in 1959, was an African-American junior marching and maneuvering corps based in Chicago, Illinois. They were sponsored by the John R. Marshall American Legion Post 829, the William Snell VFW Post 7186, Leader Cleaners, and a parent booster organization.

The corps won the 1963 Oak Park “I Am an American Day” competition, and were the Chicago House Authority champions in 1962-64.

The corps’ colors were brown and white.

[Encyclopedia of Drum and Bugle Corps, 1966]

1962 1 scores
Highest Score 49.030

Final show in DCX Archives August 12, 1962 Illinois State Fair Contest Springfield IL placed 12 with a score of 49.030
1964 2 scores
Highest Score 51.030

Final show in DCX Archives August 28, 1964 Worlds Fair Championship Flushing Meadow, LI NY placed 16 with a score of 49.850
1965 1 scores
Highest Score 62.700

Final show in DCX Archives August 16, 1965 VFW Nationals Prelims Chicago IL placed 37 with a score of 62.700
1966 1 scores
Highest Score 35.920

Final show in DCX Archives July 3, 1966 Dixon IL placed 4 with a score of 35.920

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