About the Eagle Scout rank

For the past 99 years Eagle Scouts have come to be recognized as responsible young men who have developed the qualities of leadership, self-reliance and fitness. The Eagle Scout rank carries with it a special significance, not only in Scouting, but also in higher education, business, and community serving organizations. The award is a performance-based achievement whose standards have been well maintained over the years. Today, less than 4% of all young people who enter Scouting earn the honor of Eagle Scout. To earn the Eagle Scout rank, the highest advancement rank in Scouting, a Boy Scout must fulfill requirements in the areas of leadership, service, and outdoor skills.
 

Salute to New Eagle Scouts

Alpine

Connor Robert Callahan

Andrew Murray Corbett

Russell George Deex

James Tyson Haselden

Ian Augustus Vensel

Aquila

James David McLean

Aurora

Nicholas Erin Millman

Cascade

James Timothy Farmer

Alexander MacKenzie Jones

Andrew Olson Miller

Foothills

Hayden Roger Scott

Morgan Arthur Scott

Green River

Eric Anthony Foss

Brian Michael Goddard

Mt. Olympus

Spencer Guthrie Boyles

North Lakes

Troy Alexander Bohman

Augustus Lawakua DeGrandis

Davis Allen Kimball

Orca

Ryan Ty Kizzar Crowther

Brody Lee Heitmann

Dylan Scott Jacot

Zander Hendrikus Oostman

Sammamish Trails

Adam Michael Candland

Josh Maciejewski

Charles Ian Mclees

Jacob Harley White

Kaleb Benjamin White

Sinclair

Kyle Morgan Bowker

Ammon Kay Jensen

Reece Orion Jewett

Troy Keith Lancaster

Thunderbird

Albert William Romano

* Updated 12/03/09

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