Troop 92 had their Spring Court of Honor on April 25. The troop had many scouts achieve new ranks, 1 scout achieved Scout rank. 2 scouts achieved Second Class rank. 1 scout achieve First Class rank. 1 scout achieve Star rank. 2 scouts achieve Life rank, and D. Desena and W. Johnson Jr. achieving the highest and most challenging rank of Eagle Scout. The troop also were given their new positions based off of the recent elections.
Troop 92 went on a joint campout with Troop 51 from Cheshire CT. The troops camped at Camp Workcoemen from March 17th, to March 19th. Although the troop slept in different cabins, they did get together to have a chess tournament and to enjoy a campfire together while performing skits and telling stories. Early Saturday morning Troop 92 went for a sunrise hike. The hike to longer than expected and the scouts just missed the sunrise, but the scouts still enjoyed the hike through the snow while using maps and a compass for orienteering.
Troop 92 had their winter Court of Honor on February 16. The troop had many scouts achieve new ranks specifically Tenderfoot where we had 8 scouts achieve. The troop also had 3 scouts achieve a very difficult and important religious award called The Pillars of Faith. We also had one scout earn 100 night of camping and one other scout earn an incredible 200 nights of camping. Congratulations to all the scouts that earned or achieved recognition at the Court of Honor.
Congratulations to the Goonies patrol for winning the Red Lantern award.
Scouts from Troop 92 participated in a town-wide Klondike Derby at Mixville Park on Sunday with the other Scouts BSA troops in Cheshire.
Congratulations to Nick Brunetti who just became Troop 92’s 100th Eagle Scout!
This weekend one of our scouts, Daniel D’Souza participated in the Catholic Scout Retreat in People’s State Forest. They canoed along the Farmington River and learned about the Rosary
This week scouts Zach G. and Clyde D. attended NYLT (National Youth Leadership Training) at J.N. Webster Scout Reservation. Besides learning loads of teaching, problem solving, and leadership techniques, the boys are bringing back ideas to help further the effectiveness of the troop. Rest assured, this coming season will be packed with growth for Troop 92.