Format:	March & Hymn Contest (Separate Points)
Adjudicators:	Daniel Brooks , Jack Capstaff , Keith Marsden
Venue:	Queen Street, Morley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, UK

Position	Band	Conductor	Music	Draw	March	Hymn	Total
1	Hepworth	Ryan Watkins	In Love For Me March: The Wizard	13	94	90	184
2	Stannington	Lewis Bettles	Be Thou My Vision [arr Wainwright] March: Ravenswood	7	92	91	183
3	Skelmanthorpe	Jonathan Bates	The Day Thou Gavest (St Clement) 1993 March: The Australasian	4	91	89	180
4	Yorkshire Imperial	Ian McElligott	Prelude on Lavenham 2014 March: Mephistopheles	6	90	86	176
5	Tewit Silver	Martin Hall	Hymn: Love Unknown March: Knight Templar	8	88	87	175
6	Tewit Community	John Belton	Hymn: Colne 1904 March: The Contestor	5	87	85	172
7	Old Silkstone	Alan Widdop	Be Thou My Vision [arr Wainwright] March: Senator	1	85	83	168
8	Tewit Youth Senior	Martin Hall	Manchester 2017 March: Castell Coch	12	84	82	166
9	Linthwaite	Tony Robertson	Manchester 2017 March: Jupiter	10	83	81	164
10	Tingley	Allan Briggs	Hymn: Ewing March: Pennine Way 1943	11	81	80	161
11	Tewit Youth Intermediate	Joe Fearnley	Hymn: Deep Harmony March: Home Again	2	80	79	159
W	Harrogate			3
W	City of Bradford			9

March & Hymn Adjudicator: Jack Capstaff
Road March & Deportment Adjudicator: Colour Sergeant Keith Marsden
Trainee Adjudicator: Daniel Brooks

Leigh Baker originally due to adjudicate, withdrew due to illness.

Best First Section (not in overall prizes): Old Silkstone
Best Second Section: N/A
Best Third Section: N/A
Best Fourth Section: Tewit Community (although initially awarded to Linthwaite)
Best Youth Band: Tewit Youth Senior

Best Contest March: Hepworth
Best Hymn Tune (Youth): Tewit Youth Senior
Best Hymn Tune (non-Youth): Stannington
Best Road March: Yorkshire Imperial
Best Deportment (Open): Tewit Silver
Best Deportment (Youth): Tewit Youth Senior
Best Instrumentalist: Neil Johnson (Euphonium), Skelmanthorpe

Due to Linthwaite being announced as the best Fourth Section in error, both them and Tewit Community were awarded the full prize money.

Contest commences 12.30pm. Format comprises of a Road March along the pedestrianised Morley Queen Street, followed by the playing of a Hymn Tune and Contest March in the band arena outside the Town Hall.

The contest is open to all bands from Youth to Championship Section. All music is own choice. Prize pot in excess of £2000 with awards for 'Best' in every section and an overall first prize of £600 along with a total of 15 cash prizes and trophies.