Cavalieres

The Cavalières “All-Girls” drum & bugle corps was founded in 1970 through a merger between the Riveraines of Chateauguay and the Sentinelles of Jacques Cartier, two suburbs of Montréal. They were under the direction of Jacques Daignault.

They entered field competition in 1970, winning the International circuit title and participated at the provincial level throughout their tenure. In 1972, the Cavalières competed at the Canada Central Circuit championships, placing 4^th, Drum Corps Canada, finishing 12^th in the prelims and were a finalist at the Canadian Nationals “All-Girls” class, where the placed 3^rd. In 1973, the corps extended their competitive arena as they toured to the US Open “All-Girls” prelims, placing 13^th and repeated as Canadian Nationals finalist, once again earning 3rd position in the “All-Girls” division. 

The following year, the Cavalières may have  competed regionally but disbanded in 1975.

Paul Legault (DCX)

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