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Top Scout

           Consistently demonstrates each facet of the scout oath and scout law in his daily life
           Willingness to help others
           Gives back to his fellow scouts and the community
           Displays the scout uniform proudly
  • Kevin M - Sept 2006
  • Christopher G - Sept 2007
  • Rudy V - Sept 2008
  • Jamie H - Sept 2009
  • Grant O - Sept 2010
  • Abe P - Sept 2011
  • Parker H - Sept 2012

Top Camper

           Attended more than 75 percent of the troop campouts for the year 
           Consistently demonstrates the scout motto of “Be Prepared”
           Willingness to participate in campout activities
           Consistently demonstrates strong camping skills
           Open to accepting new challenges
  • Mark C - Sept 2006
  • Austin S - Sept 2007
  • Gabriel A - Sept 2008
  • Abe P - Sept 2009
  • Joey F - Sept 2010
  • Garrett O - Sept 2011
  • Abe P - Sept 2012

Scout Spirit

           Willingness to reach back and help his fellow scouts
           Encourages others to achieve their goals
           Consistent example of leadership for others to follow
           Friendly and cheerful attitude
  • Brian D - Sept 2006
  • West F - Sept 2007
  • Frankie F - Sept 2008
  • Michael G - Sept 2009
  • Gabriel A - Sept 2010
  • Joey F - Sept 2011
  • Brent S - Sept 2012

BSA Mile Swim

  • Jul 2, 2004 - Camp Olmsted, Goshen Scout Reservation, Staunton, VA, National Capital Area Council
    • Jon K
  • July 2005 - Camp Fiesta Island, San Diego, CA
    • Omar A
    • Michael A
    • Patrick B
    • Nick C
    • Brian D
    • Brice D
    • Garrett E
    • Jamie H
    • Nic K
    • Chad T
    • Will T
  • July 2011 - Camp Fiesta Island, San Diego, CA
    • Abe P
    • Brent S
    • Mr. Dan O
    • Mr. Tommy T

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BSA Snorkeling

  • Austin S - Jul, 04 2003 - Camp Parsons, Brinnon, WA, Chief Seattle Council.
BSA Kayaking
  • June 2006 - Camp Tom Hale, Oklahoma
    1. Omar A
    2. Jeff B
    3. Patrick B
    4. Christopher G
    5. Vance H
    6. Peter H
    7. Conor S
    8. Clark T
    9. JT T
    10. Chad T

BSA Life Guard
  1. Who will be the first?

Over 100 Nights Camping on Troop or Patrol events (nights/last campout)

  • Jamie H - 143 - 06/2009
  • Christopher G - 135 - 12/2011
  • Abe P - 128 - 02/2012
  • Michael A - 123 - 02/2009
  • Clark T - 122 - 06/2009
  • Brian D - 120 - 08/2008
  • Gabriel A - 117 - 02/2012
  • Will T - 117 - 04/2009
  • Chad T - 113 04/2011
  • Vance H - 113 - 12/2010
  • JT T - 111 - 01/2011
  • Austin S - 104 - 01/2011
  • Greg T - 103 - 02/2012
  • Kevin M - 102 - 02/2011
  • Kyle W - 101 - 08/2008
Burley Boatsman - a multi-event competion at Camp Fiesta Island - San Diego, CA - July 2005
  • Nick C
Burley Boatsman - a multi-event competion at Camp Fiesta Island - San Diego, CA - June 2011
  • Abe P

Paul Bunyon Woodsman Award - Camp Tom Hale, Oklahoma- June 2006
  • Vance H
  • Peter H
  • JT T
Theodore Roosevelt Award - Camp Alexander, Colorado- July 2007

 To earn this award each Scout had to meet three challenging criteria:

  1. Complete a ‘Nature’ related merit badge.
  2. Complete a service project assigned by the camp counselor
  3. Complete the hike to the top of Blue Mountain .
  • Austin S
  • Christian O
  • Conor S
  • Daniel P
  • Kolton W
  • Malcolm K
  • Omar A
  • Patrick S
  • Sullivan R
  • Vance H
  • Will C
  • David T
The Congressional Award

The Congressional Award is a national program available to young people ages 14-23. At age 13 1/2, young people may begin working toward an award by establishing goals and registering with the National Office. Participants may earn several levels of recognition including Bronze, Silver and Gold certificates as well as Bronze, Silver and Gold Medals. This is an excellent opportunity for young people in Scouting and Venturing to use their activities to earn a rather unique series of awards.

To earn an award, young people must establish goals and carry out activities related to volunteer public service, personal development, physical fitness and an expedition or exploration outside their normal environment. Each award level is cumulative, i.e., time spent on one award is carried forward to the next level.

Many Scouting activities may be used to earn an award. High adventure trips could be used to complete the expedition requirement. Earning merit badges could be used to help satisfy personal development and/or physical fitness. Time spent in a major position of leadership in a troop or crew could count toward the volunteer public service, as could time spent during troop and crew service projects.

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