Dripping Springs Tiger Band Fans

We have one more awesome senior to highlight. She's leaving a lasting mark on this program through her leadership, musicianship, and dedication. Our senior spotlight continues with one of the students who helped make this season in Color Guard unforgettable — Mac Culberson!

Post‑graduation plans: “After high school I plan on going to college to pursue a degree in Neuroscience and Immunology and later go into a career in Neurological Research. I’m also interested in potentially competing in DCl as a member of the Boston Crusaders Colorguard.”

What she felt being on the field for the first time: “The first performance I remember was an away football game where me and Madisann Muth went behind a prop to put down our flags and Madisann hit her face with her flag so the first thing I saw going behind the prop was her bloody nose. It was a 10 second transition so I just had to put my flag down and go on with the show. So, I was mainly just concerned for Madisann. 😅 ”

Last time on the field: “This season was an incredible way to conclude my experience in marching band. I love this team and community so much, along with all our achievements this has been an incredible way to end my senior year.”

What she’ll miss most: “Honestly everything—this community is remarkable and it’s something I’m going to miss so much after graduation.”

Advice for incoming freshmen: “It’s gonna be hard, all things in life worth doing will be, but once you get to the end you’ll know all the hard work was worth it.”

A special thanks: “I am grateful for everyone that helped me grow and supported me throughout high school, but most importantly I want to thank my parents for being there and showing up for it all, every late night rehearsal, game, and competition they were always there supporting me and cheering me on.”

Mac, thank you for the dedication and spirit you brought to this program. Good luck next year! The future is bright for you!