Congratulations to our Newest Eagle Scout!

Troop 466 would like to congratulate Ben C. on passing of the Eagle Board of Review, on Friday, August 16, 2019.    

A special debt of thanks are owed to his parents, siblings and all of the Scout leaders over the years, who have had a hand in this achievement.

Congratulations on a job well done!

Ben C. with his parents!

Proud Mom!

Proud Dad, who is also an Eagle Scout.

With his former Cubmaster and Scoutmaster.

 

Congratulations Matt J!

Congratulations to Matt J, who passed the Eagle Scout Board of Review on Friday, Nov. 16, 2018.  The Eagle Court of Honor will be held within the next few months.

Congratulations Graham H.

Congratulations to Graham H., who passed his Eagle Board of Review in mid-August.  Thanks to his parents and all of the Scout leaders who helped along the way!

 

Our Newest Eagle Scout!

Congratulations to Colin B.   Colin passed his Board of Review in Nov. 2016!   He is our second Eagle Scout this year.

Eagle Scout Court of Honor (Part One)

On Saturday evening, June 25, 2016, an Eagle Scout Court of Honor was held for Chris B.  His Board of Review was in mid-March but due to school and other events, it was difficult to schedule it any earlier. So, here are some photos from the event.

Paul's Eagle Court of Honor (Part 2)

Here are a couple of additional photos from Paul's Eagle Court of Honr. Enjoy.

Paul's Eagle Court of Honor Part 2

Here are a couple of additional photos from Paul's Eagle Court of Honor. Enjoy.

Congratulations Alastair!

Alastair has achieved the rank of Eagle Scout.  Congratulations!

Our Newest Eagle Scouts!

Congratulations to Nate I. and Nathaniel R. who passed their Eagle Boards earlier this month. They are the first Eagle Scouts of 2012 for our Troop.

Remember, give back to Scouting what it has given to you.

Now, go and enjoy the limelight a bit!

100th Anniversary of the Eagle Rank

If you earn your Eagle Scout rank in 2012, you’ll get a special commemorative rank patch.

2012 is the 100th anniversary of the first-ever Eagle Scout, a young man named Arthur Eldred who earned his Eagle in 1912.
Click here, for a photo. http://boyslife.org/about-scouts/scouting-around/23288/2012-eagle-scouts-get-special-badge/

We Are Part of the Record!

In 2010, the Boy Scouts of America honored 56,176 young men with the Eagle Award – an all-time high! That’s up by 3,706 from 2009 and the 5th straight year BSA has topped the 50,000 mark for honoring new Eagle Scouts. Great job Scouts!

Troop 466 is proud to have been part of that, with two of our Scouts earning the Eagle Rank.

Khagi's Eagle Ceremony Photos: Part 4

Khagi and his brother posing for a picture.



Khagi and his family posing for a picture.




Khagi giving his speech of his past Scouting memories and thanking all who helped him achieve the rank of Eagle.

Khagi's Eagle Ceremony Photos: Part 3

Khagi pinning an Eagle Scout pin on his father, as a symbol of gratitude for guiding him towards Eagle.



Khagi pinning an Eagle Scout pin on his mom to show gratitude for guiding him towards Eagle.




Khagi's parents pinning an Eagle Scout pin on Khagi to show that he has achieved the rank of Eagle.

Khagi's Eagle Ceremony Photos: Part 2

Mr. Kelley giving his speech about what it means to be an Eagle Scout.



Mr. Incognito giving his speech about what it means to be Eagle Scout.




Khagi's dad giving his speech about Khagi's Trail to Eagle.

Did you know he was an Eagle Scout?

Did you know that Ken Whisenhunt, the head coach of the Arizona Cardinals, is an Eagle Scout?

Recently, he told the audience at a Friends of Scouting Dinner: "I was not the most talented or gifted athlete, but I've always done my best to be prepared."

"I've always done my best to be prepared."

Something to always strive for!

2009 Eagle Scout Rank Application & Leadership Service Project Workbook

ATTENTION LIFE SCOUTS and their parents/guardians/mentors/advisors

There is a new 2009 Eagle Scout Rank Application form and a new 2009 Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project Workbook.

The 2008 version of the Eagle Rank Application will NOT be accepted by the NCAC after August 1, 2009. The 2009 documents are very similar to the earlier ones, so check the bottom the last page for the revision date.

Effective August 1, 2009, the national office will no longer accept Eagle applications prior to the 2009 printing. The new Eagle Scout application (512-728) can be found on scouting.org. http://www.scouting.org/filestore/pdf/512-728_web.pdf.

NCAC Advancement Committee at http://www.boyscouts-ncac.org/openrosters/ViewOrgPageLink.asp?LinkKey=17080&orgkey=1988 has up to date links on Eagle Resources as does the National Eagle Scout Association at http://www.nesa.org/

If you have specific questions, please contact Rick Kessel at ncacadv@yahoo.com