Troop 103 Eagle Rank Recipients

The Eagle Award

A scout who achieves the rank of Eagle Scout has mastered requirements in the area of leadership, service and outdoor skills. Eagle Scout is a rare achievement at the national level where between 2 to 4 percent of all Boy Scouts achieve this rank. At Troop 103 the success rate of scouts achieving the rank of Eagle Scout is ten times greater than the national average. This is a reflection of the dedication and commitment of the Troop leadership to the scouting program and the opportunities available to the scouts.
The BSA Eagle Scout Sheet

National Eagle Scout Association

Founded in 1972, the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA) maintains contact with Eagle Scouts to sustain their interest in Scouting. Any Eagle Scout may join the association. Applications for membership in NESA are available through your local council, on the BSA Web page (https://www.scouting.org), or by contacting the Eagle Scout Service at the national office.

Eagles of Troop 103