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PHOTO: Nathan Ensley | The Grand Ole Opry will welcome 19 choirs across two divisions and three days. These are their stories.

PHOTO: Nathan Ensley | Carroll, Homestead and Northrop lead both mixed and single-gender, while Columbia City is the top small group in both categories.

Regional powerhouses prevailed in all four featured contests this week, with Homewood, Linn-Mar, Center Grove and Carmel notching multiple-caption wins over quality competition.

Center Grove and Zionsville held serve at their respective contests, with both Wheatons leading the charge for Illinois ensembles.

By AJ Prentice, Fort Wayne contributor Carroll "Magic" performs at the Chesterton Trojan Classic | PHOTO: Nathan Ensley / @nensley.photography 3 weeks into Fort Wayne’s competition season, every Fort Wayne group has performed their show at least once. Just about every single group has shown massive improvements this season compared to last season and will surely go on to achieve even higher levels of success as the season progresses.  2026 Midseason Mixed Rankings Carroll “Ma

Dylan Moss - Illinois Contributor This is the second edition of Homeroom’s poll rankings of Illinois for the 2026 season, covering and considering results from the week of 2/14 and earlier. Three regional experts considered 39 groups and ranked 20 across 3 divisions. Championship Mixed Wheaton North “Flight” (NC) Mt. Zion “Swingsations” (NC) El Paso-Gridley “Modulations” (NC) Mundelein “Sound” (NC) Dwight D. Eisenhower “Express” (+2) Glenwood “Titan Fever” (-1) Wheaton Warren

PHOTO: Nathan Ensley | After a seemingly generational lineup last season, Chesterton has done the unthinkable again and assembled a national lineup for the 2026 Trojan Classic. Ten mixed groups and seven womens groups will compete for five mixed finals spots and three womens finals spots.

PHOTO: Nathan Ensley | Franklin Central, Lafayette Jefferson, Northrop, Whiteland, Jay County, DeKalb and others will all have one chance to make it happen at the Classic.

These rankings are a collection of HRSC's Indiana voters' four-member blind ballot designed to come to a consensus ranking.

Carmel, Franklin Central, Johnston, Grenada and Millard West all bank big wins as several circuits head into the final month or so!