We are pleased to offer this resource to all members of the Troop 100 Family. If you are looking for information about Troop 100 we invite you to read about our troop in the About Us page and use the Contact Us page if you have more questions.
Troop 100 has been guiding young men for 50 years and making an impact on their lives as they in turn make an impact on the community through their progress in the Scouting program. Today Troop 100 has had over 130 Eagle Scouts join the ranks of so many before them and we look forward to having you join them as you set your sights on your future growth.
6:00 p.m. Advancement Drop-in. Church Social Hall open for Scouts with parents to drop in for informal leader help with advancement requirements for any rank: New Scout to Eagle. (Youth interested in joining are always welcome to come early with a parent to learn about Scouting at Troop 100.)
6:45 p.m. Troop Meeting Staffing for Senior Scouts
7:00 p.m. Troop Meeting, Scout Medical Exams, and Camp Pioneer departure meeting. Opportunity for Scout Medical Exams with Dr. Scott Williams. Bring the Scout Medical Form with Parts A & B filled out in advance. Collection of Medical Forms for Camp Pioneer from all and parental waivers for the Santiam White Water Rafting Trip on Troop Day - the Wednesday of the Camp Pioneer. Summer Camp preparation for flags and campfires. Setting of Troop and Scout goals for the camps. Merit Badge signups for the summer camps.
Signup continues for the Redwoods Trip, Camp Parsons and the Troop 100 Horsemanship Day Camp at Arcuri's Stables on Upper Camp Creek Road. The camp goal is to learn to ride a horse and complete the Horsemanship Merit Badge. Camps will be limited to six Scouts and run Tuesday - Friday half day in the afternoons. Available weeks - dependent on confirmed signup - are July 26-29, August 16-19, and August 23-26. Cost is $300., split between the troop and scout activity allowances or the Neckels Trust in case of
need.
Sunday, June 26, 2022, Buena Vista School Parking Lot, 1500 Queens Way, Eugene
Meet at 10:00 a.m. for Camp Pioneer departure not later than 10:30 a.m. from the Buena Vista School parking lot due to Sunday Services at Wesley Church. Bring your sack lunch for the lunch stop at Sahalie Falls as the first meal in the Camp Dining Hall will be dinner at 6 p.m. Be in Scout Uniform with neckerchiefs and slides. Wear your bathing suit with your uniform and have a towel on top of your pack/bag or in a day pack as the swim test will be on arrival with the camp tour before we setup in our camp site with camp tents on wooden platforms. Be sure to bring your Scout Handbook if you are working on ranks through First Class Scout. All Scout Medical Forms and Rafting Trip waivers must be collected by departure with any medications in original containers (a zip lock bag works good). Covid screening forms filled out on departure. Carry a mask and a spare for indoor spaces. Contact the Scoutmaster in advance for special needs requests, i.e. food allergies, etc. Arrival times in camp are staggered among the troops; our assigned arrival time in camp is 1:15 p.m. If early, we wait in our vehicles until the prior troop has been checked in. Merit Badge signup will be in camp from the planners filled out at troop meetings. Canoeing/Kayaking, Robotics, and Salesmanship Merit Badge (age 14+) have enrollment limits. If any of those classes are over enrolled, final selection will be by lottery. An email will be sent to those attending camp with attachments, i.e. things to bring, map to camp, camp mailing address, etc. Questions can also be answered at the Camp Pioneer Portal, cpcbsa.org.
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
Wednesday, June 29, 2022 - No troop meeting or troop email the week of Camp Pioneer.
Reminders: Scouts attending Summer camps or the Redwoods Trip and adults attending summer camps or the Redwoods Trip for more than 72 hours must bring their completed Scout Medical forms (Parts A, B, C) to a meeting prior to camp. Dr. Williams will offer Part C Scout Exams during the meeting on June 22nd. Adults not registered with BSA, but planning to camp overnight with the troop must bring their YPT Training certificate to a troop meeting to be filed. The YPT Online Course is available at my.scouting.org.
6:00 p.m. Advancement Drop-in. Church Social Hall open for Scouts with parents to drop in for informal leader help with advancement requirements for any rank: New Scout to Eagle. (Youth interested in joining are always welcome to come early with a parent to learn about Scouting at Troop 100.)
6:45 p.m. Troop Meeting Staffing for Senior Scouts
7:00 p.m. Troop Meeting. Summer Camp preparation for flags and campfires. Setting of Troop and Scout goals for the camps. Merit Badge signups for the summer camps.
7:15 p.m. June Parent Committee Meeting during the Troop Meeting - Troop representation at the District Volunteer Recognition Dinner on June 16th; Confirmation of leadership and transportation for the summer camps.
Signup continues for the Troop 100 Horsemanship Day Camp at Arcuri's Stables on Upper Camp Creek Road. The camp goal is to learn to ride a horse and complete the Horsemanship Merit Badge. Camps will be limited to six Scouts and run Tuesday - Friday half day in the afternoons. Available weeks - dependent on confirmed signup - are July 26-29, August 16-19, and August 23-26. Cost is $300., split between the troop and scout activity allowances or the Neckels Trust in case of
need.
Thursday, June 16, 2022, Church of Christ, 2424 Norkenzie Road, Eugene
6:30 p.m. Cascade/Greenwood 2022 Volunteer Recognition Dinner. Dinner is complimentary this year to thank the volunteers and interested parents over the past year, but advance registration is requested at otcbsa.org (events/calendar) for dinner planning. Come and congratulate our fellow District Scouters and the honorees from Troop100!
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
Wednesday, June 22, 2022, Wesley Church - If still needed, Part C Scout Medical exams for summer camp during the troop meeting offered by Dr. Scott Williams; bring the Scout Medical form with Parts A & B filled out and signed in advance.
Camp Pioneer June 26 - July 2 Signup has concluded and fees are paid. Late signups through the Scoutmaster only so we can request additional spots at this popular camp around Pineridge Lake in plain view of Mt. Jefferson. Troops will be given scheduled arrival times for Camp Pioneer, so our departure time from Eugene will be set for June 26th when we receive our arrival time from the camp. Troop 100 Redwood's Trip, July 17-22nd Signup is open.
Camp Parsons August 7-13 Signup has concluded and fees are paid. Late signups through the Scoutmaster only so we can request additional spots at this historic camp on Washington's Hood Canal.
Reminders: Scouts attending Summer camps or the Redwoods Trip and adults attending summer camps or the Redwoods Trip for more than 72 hours must bring their completed Scout Medical forms (Parts A, B, C) to a meeting prior to camp. Dr. Williams will offer Part C Scout Exams during the meeting on June 22nd. Adults not registered with BSA, but planning to camp overnight with the troop must bring their YPT Training certificate to a troop meeting to be filed. The YPT Online Course is available at my.scouting.org.
6:30 p.m. Court of Honor Staffing for Senior Scouts
7:00 p.m. Troop Court of Honor & FOS Report - Refreshments outside at the picnic tables following. Parents are encouraged to attend as this is the quarterly awards meeting!
Camp Parsons has just announced that participation in their new ATV Safety Driving Classes will be by lottery for 24 weekly spots - four sessions with six Scouts per session. Scouts who will be age 14 and above at Camp Parsons may sign up for at our Court of Honor this week for the lottery. This will be the one and only chance to signup as the troop must submit names by June 14th.
Signup begins at the Court of Honor for the Troop 100 Horsemanship Day Camp at Arcuri's Stables on Upper Camp Creek Road. The camp goal is to learn to ride a horse and complete the Horsemanship Merit Badge. Camps will be limited to six Scouts and run Tuesday - Friday half day in the afternoons. Available weeks - dependent on confirmed signup - are July 26-29, August 16-19, and August 23-26. Cost is $300., split between the troop and scout activity allowances or the Neckels Trust in case of need.
Saturday, June 11, 2022, Camp Baker Beaver Day.
Not a Troop 100 activity, but Scouts may participate in this service opportunity at Camp Baker with an adult by registering at otcbsa.org, calendar and events.
Tuesday, June 14, 2022, Flag Day.
Details on an observance or flag retirement ceremony at American Legion Post 83, 3650 River Road this weekend or on Flag Day are expected, watch for their June online calendar to be posted.
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
Wednesday, June 15, Wesley Church - June Parent Committee Meeting during the Troop Meeting.
Wednesday, June 22, 2022, Wesley Church - If still needed, Part C Scout Medical exams for summer camp during the troop meeting offered by Dr. Scott Williams; bring the Scout Medical form with Parts A & B filled out and signed in advance.
Camp Pioneer June 26 - July 2 (Mt. Jefferson area) Signup has concluded and fees are paid. Late signups through the Scoutmaster only so we can request additional spots at this popular camp around Pineridge Lake in plain view of Mt. Jefferson.
Troop 100 Redwood's Trip, July 17-22nd Signup is open.
Camp Parsons August 7-13 Signup has concluded and fees are paid. Late signups through the Scoutmaster only so we can request additional spots at this historic camp on Washington's Hood Canal.
Reminders: Scouts attending Summer camps or the Redwoods Trip and adults attending summer camps or the Redwoods Trip for more than 72 hours must bring their completed Scout Medical forms (Parts A, B, C) to a meeting prior to camp. Dr. Williams will offer Part C Scout Exams during the meeting on June 22nd. Adults not registered with BSA, but planning to camp overnight with the troop must bring their YPT Training certificate to a troop meeting to be filed. The YPT Online Course is available at my.scouting.org.
6:00 p.m. Advancement Drop-in.Church Social Hall open for Scouts with parents to drop in for informal leader help with advancement requirements for any rank: New Scout to Eagle. (Youth interested in joining are always welcome to come early with a parent to learn about Scouting at Troop 100.)
6:45 p.m. Troop Meeting Staffing for Senior Scouts
7:00 p.m. Troop Meeting. Weekly Flag Ceremony practice for summer camp.
Patrol Meetings to plan and practice yells, songs, and skits for summer camps. All troop meeting to discuss the Wednesday outbound options at Camp Pioneer.
Edge Method Instruction - First Class First Aid.
Merit Badge signups for this Saturday's Merit Badge Clinic and for Camp Pioneer
Individual advancement requirements reviewed before or during the meeting with Scouters and Senior Scouts
Scoutmaster Conferences & Boards of Review
Saturday, June 4, 2022, Wesley Church - Troop 100 Merit Badge Clinic.
Two Sessions with select Silver Bordered Eagle required merit badges offered: 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. - Citizenship in the Community, Citizenship in the Nation, Personal Management; 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. - Citizenship in the World, Communications, Emergency Preparedness, and Family Life. Merit Badge blue cards will be issued at this week's troop meeting and merit badge books will be available for check out. Have your blue cards filled out advance to save class time on Saturday!
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
Wednesday, June 8, 2022, 7:00 p.m. Troop Court of Honor, Wesley Church
Camp Pioneer June 26 - July 2 (Mt. Jefferson area) Signup has concluded and fees are paid. Late signups through the Scoutmaster only so we can request additional spots at this popular camp around Pineridge Lake in plain view of Mt. Jefferson.
Troop 100 Redwood's Trip, July 17-22nd
Camp Parsons August 7-13
Reminders: Parent Committee policy is that all adults camping overnight with the troop must have current Youth Protection Training within the prior two years, which is available online (72 minutes average time to take) at my.scouting.org. Adult leader registration is not required to take this training. The troop has online access to the YPT Training Record of registered Scouters. Adults who are not registered Scouters should print out their YPT completion certificate and bring to a troop meeting for filing.
Scouts and adults attending long term camps for 72 hours or more this summer must have a BSA Annual Health and Medical Record (Parts A,B,C, including the physical examination) current within a year. Our next long term camp is Camp Pioneer departing on June 26th, so please submit medicals not later than Wednesday, June 22nd for that camp. The form is available at troop meetings, the Scout Service Center, otcbsa.org under camps, and scouting.org.
6:00 p.m. Advancement Drop-in.Church Social Hall open for Scouts with parents to drop in for informal leader help with advancement requirements for any rank: New Scout to Eagle. (Youth interested in joining are always welcome to come early with a parent to learn about Scouting at Troop 100.)
6:45 p.m. Troop Meeting Staffing for Senior Scouts
7:00 p.m. Troop Meeting.Memorial Day and Advancement Meeting with a field flag ceremony, flag code instruction, and color guard formation and practice for summer camp. Bring Scout Handbooks to work advancement requirements with senior Scouts with Scoutmaster Conferences and Board of Reviews offered. Merit Badge signups for the Troop 100 Merit Badge Clinic and merit badge signups begin for the summer camps at Pioneer and Parsons.
Thursday, May 26, 2022, Lane Memorial Gardens, 5300 West 11th, Eugene
Beginning at 3:30 - 4:00 p.m. (after school) until 6:00 p.m. Placement of American Flags to honor Veterans in preparation for the Memorial Day Weekend. Come in Scout uniform and wear appropriate footwear if the ground is wet.
Saturday, May 28, 2022, 9:00 a.m. Robert Shidek Eagle Project at Quamash Prairie.
Robert's project is the making and placement of nesting logs for native bees at the prairie. (Location: approximately two miles south of Eugene, adjacent to I-5 and the Lane County Short Mountain Landfill, near the Coast Fork of the Willamette River.) Additional signup will be taken and details given at Wednesday night's troop meeting.
Friday (6-9 p.m.) - Saturday (9-4 p.m.), May 27-28, 2022, Scout Service Center, 2525 MLK, Jr. Blvd., Eugene
Southern Willamette Valley Trade-O-Ree. Free Admission. Scout patch and memorabilia exhibition and trading event. This is not a Troop 100 event, so parents should plan to stay with visiting Scouts.
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
Saturday, June 4, 2022, Wesley Church - Troop 100 Merit Badge Clinic.
Two Sessions with select Silver Bordered Eagle required merit badges offered: 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. - Citizenship in the Community, Citizenship in the Nation, Personal Management; 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. - Citizenship in the World, Communications, Emergency Preparedness, and Family Life. (Our MB Clinic is being offered to Troop 100 Scouts in place of the Doug-Fir District Mooney Scout Ranch Merit Badge Fair on this date to better meet our troop goals. Many elective merit badge opportunities will be offered through the summer at both Camps Pioneer and Parsons.)
Wednesday, June 8, 2022, 7:00 p.m. Troop Court of Honor, Wesley Church
Camp Pioneer June 26 - July 2 (Mt. Jefferson area) Signup has concluded and fees are paid. Late signups through the Scoutmaster only so we can request additional spots at this popular camp around Pineridge Lake in plain view of Mt. Jefferson.
Troop 100 Redwood's Trip, July 17-22nd
Camp Parsons August 7-13 - Signup continues with troop fees due June 1st. Its looking mighty fine at Parsons with over 50 different merit badges being offered, a new fleet of paddle boards, four new sail boats added to the fleet for Small Boat Sailing MB, and a giant inflated climbing ice berg at the waterfront. Plus for ages 14 and above, Camp Parsons is offering the official BSA ATV Safety Program. Become part of the ATV Safety Institute of America (ASI) Safe Rider Coalition by completing several trail rides (Polaris ATVs), practicing tread lightly skills, completing a conservation trail project, and earning the ASI rider course certification. (You must be 14 at camp and take the free e-course at atvsafety.org/atv-ecourse before camp and bring your completion certificate to camp.)
Reminders: Parent Committee policy is that all adults camping overnight with the troop must have current Youth Protection Training within the prior two years, which is available online (72 minutes average time to take) at my.scouting.org. Adult leader registration is not required to take this training. The troop has online access to the YPT Training Record of registered Scouters. Adults who are not registered Scouters should print out their YPT completion certificate and bring to a troop meeting for filing.
Scouts and adults attending long term camps for 72 hours or more this summer must have a BSA Annual Health and Medical Record (Parts A,B,C, including the physical examination) current within a year. Our next long term camp is Camp Pioneer departing on June 26th, so please submit medicals not later than Wednesday, June 22nd for that camp. The form is available at troop meetings, the Scout Service Center, otcbsa.org under camps, and scouting.org.
6:00 p.m. Advancement Drop-in.Church Social Hall open for Scouts with parents to drop in for informal leader help with advancement requirements for any rank: New Scout to Eagle. (Youth interested in joining are always welcome to come early with a parent to learn about Scouting at Troop 100.)
6:45 p.m. Troop Meeting Staffing for Senior Scouts
7:00 p.m. Troop Meeting. Top Troop Camporee Roses, Thorns, and Buds. Tents & tarps in the storm, plus setup & fold up. Patrol menus to shopping lists. Model Scout Campfire - songs (masks required for singing at Wesley), skits, run-ons. Board of Reviews offered. MBF signups for the Troop 100 Merit Badge Clinic and Camp Pioneer. Signups for Camp Parsons.
Thursday, May 19, 2022, Wesley Church
7:00 p.m. Parent Committee Meeting
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
Saturday, May 28, 2022, 9:00 a.m. Robert Shidek Eagle Project at Quamash Prairie (adjacent to I-5 and Short Mountain Landfill, about two miles south of Eugene).
Saturday, June 4, 2022, Wesley Church
Troop 100 Merit Badge Clinic, 8:30 - 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Two Sessions with select Silver Bordered Eagle required merit badges offered: Citizenship in the Community, Citizenship in the Nation, Citizenship in the World, Communications, and Personal Management. (Our MB Clinic is being offered to Troop 100 Scouts in place of the Doug-Fir District Mooney Scout Ranch Merit Badge Fair on this date to better meet our troop goals. Many elective merit badge opportunities were be offered through the summer at both Camps Pioneer and Parsons.)
Wednesday, June 8, 2022, 7:00 p.m. Troop Court of Honor, Wesley Church
Signup for Camp Pioneer June 26 - July 2 (Mt. Jefferson area) has concluded and fees are paid. Late signups through the Scoutmaster only so we can request additional spots at this popular camp around Pineridge Lake in plain view of Mt. Jefferson.
Troop 100 Redwood's Trip, July 17-22nd
Signup continues for Camp Parsons August 7-13 with troop fees due June 1st. Its also looking mighty fine at Parsons with over 50 different merit badges being offered, a new fleet of paddle boards, four new sail boats added to the fleet for Small Boat Sailing MB, and a giant inflated climbing ice berg at the waterfront. Plus for ages 14 and above, Camp Parsons is offering the official BSA ATV Safety Program. Become part of the ATV Safety Institute of America (ASI) Safe Rider Coalition by completing several trail rides (Polaris ATVs), practicing tread lightly skills, completing a conservation trail project, and earning the ASI rider course certification. (You must be 14 at camp and take the free e-course at atvsafety.org/atv-ecourse before camp and bring your completion certificate to camp.)
Reminders: Parent Committee policy is that all adults camping overnight with the troop must have current Youth Protection Training within the prior two years, which is available online at my.scouting.org. Adult leader registration is not required to take this training.
Scouts and adults attending long term camps for 72 hours or more this summer must have a BSA Annual Health and Medical Record (Parts A,B,C, including the physical examination) current within a year. Our next long term camp is Camp Pioneer departing on June 26th, so please submit medicals not later than Wednesday, June 22nd for that camp. The form is available at troop meetings, the Scout Service Center, otcbsa.org under camps, and scouting.org.
