included large props, actors, and narration. At the 2008 All Eastern Finals, Scotch Plains-Fanwood took 7th place with a historic score of 94.375. The 2010 show, entitled "Generation Millennium", featured selections of music from Epcot's IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth fireworks show. The band competed in the USSBA NJ State Finals in Union, NJ and was named the state champion of Group VIA. At the All-Eastern Finals in Allentown, PA, the band received 3rd place but received the caption awards for best color guard and best music. In 2012, the Marching Raiders went into the USBands National Championships (Groups 2 Open & 4 Open PLUS 3A &6A) at MetLife Stadium, with a show entitled "On The Brink Of Change: Gold Rush To A Better Tomorrow". They ended the competitive marching band season ranked 2nd place, with a score of 95.8 in group 6A, with a caption award of Best Effect. In 2014, the show was entitled Il Cuore Di Romano: The Heart of the Roman Empire. The band had an undefeated season and were Group VIA NJ State and Group VIA National Champions, winning all captions at the latter. For the 2015 season, the Raider Marching Band was promoted to Group VI Open with their show "Chance Love: Tales Beneath a Persian Moon". In the 2016 season, the band displayed a medieval themed show entitled "The Code: Of Kingdoms and Glory", featuring narration by Morgan Freeman taken from a documentary. In 2017, the show was entitled Elements and featured parts such as "Water", "Mother Earth", and "Fire". The band took third place at the Group VI Open New Jersey state championships. In 2018, the show was called "On Point"—The band took third place at the Group VI Open USBands New Jersey State Championships with a score of 90.938. They also took 6th place at the 2018 USBands National Championships with a score of 90.825. Theater The school has a Repertory Theater, which does yearly stage productions, the most recent one being Les Miserables. Additionally, beginning in 2015, the school has put on a yearly fall play, with She Kills Monsters being the most recent production. Athletics The Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School Raiders compete in the Union County Interscholastic Athletic Conference, which is comprised of public and private high schools in the county and was established following a reorganization of sports leagues in Northern New Jersey by the New Jersey State Interscholastic