Millbrook High School

Marching Wildcats

Millbrook’s most visual ensemble, the Marching Wildcats are a competitive group that performs at all home football games, regional marching band shows, and select community events including the Raleigh Christmas Parade. All members (with the exception of Color Guard) must be enrolled in a band class in order to participate.

Volunteer Opportunities

Visit our Volunteers Page to see current sign ups and needs.

Marching Band Camp Info

Info Night Slideshow, Forms & Payments

Click to View: 2026 Marching Band Reveal

Forms

All required Marching Band forms will be emailed to you though your CutTime account for electronic signatures.

Payments

Credit Card: payments may be made through your student’s CutTime account. Logon to CutTime, select “Transactions” then click “Make a Payment”. Additional fees may apply.

Checks: should be made payable to: Millbrook Band Boosters Club
Write your student’s name in the memo line.
Place the check in the black box at the front of the band room or mail to:
PO Box 97092 Raleigh, NC 27624

Calendar

Competitions

For schedules, parking, and other competition day information, click on each competition name to be taken to the competition’s official website. Please remember WCPSS high schools have implemented a clear bag policy for all spectator events.

Sept 26: Panther Creek

Oct 17: Fuquay Varina

Oct 24: Sanderson Capital City Expo

Oct 31: Cary Band Day

Football Games

Please remember WCPSS high schools have implemented a clear bag policy for all spectator events.

Aug 28: Heritage

Sept 4: Wake Forest

Sept 25: Rolesville

Oct 9: Broughton

Oct 30: Corinth

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Color Guard

Marching band encompasses more than just musical instruments; it’s also a captivating blend of props and dance. Millbrook’s color guard brings a stunning array of visual artistry and expression to our performances. Through their intricate choreography and skillful equipment manipulation, the color guard assumes the role of storytellers on the field. Their performance complements the musical elements, providing context for the audience to immerse themselves in the story being told. According to MusicalExpert.org, “Color guarding has its roots in military history, where men with flags, staffs, or mock rifles accompanied bands playing patriotic tunes to boost the army’s morale.” Today the Color Guard has been adapted for schools all across the country, from middle schools to colleges, enriching school spirit wherever they perform.

Our History

Millbrook’s Marching Wildcats have been performing since 1947. Traveling across the state the Wildcats have taken home numerous honors. Each year the Wildcats strive to better themselves both musically and visually.