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Eagle Scouts

Since 1998 Troop 111 has helped 33 Scouts attain the rank of Eagle Scout.

Eagle Scouts

Eagle Scout is the highest advancement rank in Boy Scouting.

In 2013, 56,841 Scouts earned the Eagle Scout rank.
From 1912 to 2013, 2.3 million Boy Scouts earned the Eagle Scout rank.
Around 7 percent of all Boy Scouts earned the Eagle Scout rank in 2013.
In 2013, the average age of boys earning the Eagle Scout rank was 17 years of age.

Life to Eagle Resources

Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook, new fillable pdf
SJAC Life to Eagle info page
Troop 111 Life to Eagle info page
National Eagle Scout Association – Information on the National Eagle Scout Association
Eagle Reference Letter Template
National Eagle Scout Association Membership – Only those who have been granted the Eagle Scout Award by the Boy Scouts of America may hold membership in the National Eagle Scout Association.
National Eagle Scout Association Scholarships
The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Scholarship
SJAC Eagle Scout Project of the Year Scholarship Application
VFW has a Scout of the Year Scholarship. The paperwork can be found at the Scout Store.
Eagle Scout Congratulation Letters Request

Troop 111 Eagle Projects

Adam’s Eagle Project

Adam’s Project was a 16 foot long, 3 1/2 foot wide, and 39 inches tall bridge located at Ragged Mountain Natural Area in Charlottesville, VA.

Nov 25 – Life to Eagle Seminar

Troop 111 will host another “Life-to-Eagle” seminar for interested Life and Star Scouts and their parents during the weekly troop meeting on Tuesday November 25 in the church sanctuary. The seminar will cover the steps needed to complete the path from Life to Eagle, with emphasis on the Eagle project, and include this year’s updates to the Eagle requirements. If you are unable to make this seminar, contact Joe Hoeing for an alternate date.

Daniel Eagle Project

Chris Eagle Project

Jay Eagle Project

Jay's Eagle Project

Jay’s Eagle Project

Austin Eagle Project

Jeff Eagle Project

Three Saturdays in Feb 1999. 2/12, 2/19, 2/26

South branch Rivanna River N 38 05′,22.82″ W 078 26′.38.39″ below Still Meadow Subdivision.

Working on Tubes

Teaching how to plant tree

Box of Tree Toppers

Completed Riparian Buffer

Attaching Tube

Jeff with Sign

Drilling hole

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