Herbert Hoover rose to the top at Cabell Midland, while Hurricane, Winfield and Martinsburg all secured event or division wins in Ohio and Virginia.

Twelve choirs across three states will converge at Cabell Midland in what will be one of the most competitive competitions of the West Virginia season

Marysville and Findlay took home triumphs this past weekend, while Grove City, Piqua, Solon, Brownsburg and more headline this weekend's competitions.

PHOTO: Nicki Marcum | Two Grove City groups placed on the podium, plus Marion Harding, Robert C. Byrd, Cabell Midland and St. Clairsville made finals.

Stock image: Derrick Knight | In what was the only show in the state on Saturday, Emerald Elegance and Rhythm in Red put on performances that landed both on the podium.

Stock image: Derrick Knight | Winfield and Teays Valley headline at MusicFest, while RCB, Hoover and Sissonville headline at the Choral Classic

The banks of the Kanawha River will play host to several competitive West Virginia small choirs, plus a trio of Ohio large mixed programs.

Hurricane leads the Large Mixed field, while a handful of Medium Mixed groups look to start the season off on the right foot.

Olentangy, Medina and Poca will be the epicenters for show choir this weekend in Ohio and West Virginia!

This Saturday, February 3, there are two major competitions taking place in Ohio and West Virginia that are attracting a variety of groups.

This weekend, the Ohio show choir season begins at Beavercreek, as some of Ohio’s best choirs come together to battle it out!

For this installment of the Tier 2 ranking, 21 groups qualified. *To qualify groups must attend three competitions and place at least once.

Beavercreek, Linn-Mar, Mt. Zion and Onalaska highlight the second week of show choir season!