Arrowhead District News

Youth Protection Training
Take the time to look at the expiration date on your Youth Protection Training. This training is only good for two years. You can access the training on My.Scouting.org.
NEW Health Forms link
Membership Resourses to include Applications to join
Life to Eagle Questions - Guide - contact Steve Hall email or call 605-881-9228
(right click on email and 'copy email address' into your email to send.)
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District Award Winners
Congratulations!!
Arrowhead District Eagle Scouts
2020 Eagle Scouts | ||
Brian Mork | Troop 33 | Webster |
James Lusk IV | Troop 45 | Milbank |
Ethan Jones | Troop 209 | Watertown |
Darius Swanson | Troop 33 | Webster |
Matthew Moen | Troop 35 | Sisseton |
Camaeron Thomas | Troop 13 | Brookings |
Elijah Fraasch | Troop 45 | Milbank |
Trevor Malsam | Troop 51 | Aberdeen |
Gabel Goldhorn | Troop 3 | Brookings |
Aiden Oien | Troop 209 | Watertown |
Cheyloh Brockel | Troop 357 | Eureka |
John Hamre | Troop 60 | Selby |
Garett Warkenthien | Troop 23 | Clark |
Wyatt Niemann | Troop 8 | Watertown |
Alex Vockrodt | Troop 8 | Watertown |
Mason Bundy | Troop 8 | Watertown |
Riley Weinmeister | Troop 51 | Aberdeen |
Noah Poor | Troop 188 | Aberdeen |
Dennis Arunasalam | Troop 359 | Aberdeen |
Ryan Gregg | Troop 35 | Sisseton |
Dawson Seim | Troop 209 | Watertown |
Dustin Hermansen | Troop 51 | Aberdeen |
2021 Eagle Scouts | ||
Evan Cyphert | Troop 1 | Brookings |
Jordan Mofle | Troop 1 | Brookings |
Kaiden Hinton | Troop 357 | Eureka |
Evan Crismon | Troop 209 | Watertown |
Caleb Sannes | Troop 33 | Webster |
Carter Stulken | Troop 188 | Aberdeen |
Alexander Schmaltz | Troop 19 | Clear Lake |
Gabriel Jerome | Troop 65 | Mobridge |
Zachary Gonsor | Troop 51 | Aberdeen |
Jonathon Prout | Troop 1 | Brookings |
Henry Fouberg | Troop 51 | Aberdeen |
Triton Grajczyk | Troop 357 | Eureka |
Tanner LeSage | Troop 13 | Brookings |
Dillion Schroeder | Troop 209 | Watertown |
Hudson Fuller | Troop 23 | Clark |
Jeremy Stout | Troop 209 | Watertown |
Ben Hawkinson | Troop 13 | Brookings |
Gabriel Olson | Troop 188 | Aberdeen |
Dagim Thomas | Troop 13 | Brookings |
Ian Ainomugisha | Troop 14 | Brookings |
Devon Jones | Troop 209 | Watertown |
Michael Grebner | Troop 188 | Aberdeen |
2022 Eagle Scouts | ||
Jesse Urevig | Troop 209 | Watertown |
Evan Stromsness | Troop 23 | Clark |
Alexander Storhaug | Troop 13 | Brookings |
Josiah Thomas | Troop 13 | Brookings |
Mason Morris | Troop 13 | Brookings |
Tyler Berndt | Troop 51 | Aberdeen |
Christopher Gross | Troop 1 | Brookings |
James Werkmeister | Troop 13 | Brookings |
Samson Storhoug | Troop 13 | Brookings |
Ethan Orr | Troop 188 | Aberdeen |
Dean Shultz III | Troop 35 | Sisseton |
Noah Miller | Troop 359 | Aberdeen |
Ethan Fergel | Troop 51 | Aberdeen |
Timothy Melby | Troop 4 | Brookings |
Mitchell Moen | Troop 35 | Sisseton |
James Conrad | Troop 45 | Milbank |
Maddox Bundy | Troop 8 | Watertown |
Jaxen Riley | Troop 209 | Watertown |
Jacob York | Troop 13 | Brookings |
Andrew Dammen | Troop 13 | Brookings |
Colton Endres | Troop 209 | Watertown |
Jordan Endres | Troop 209 | Watertown |
Spencer McCleerey | Troop 35 | Sisseton |
Zach Marinell | Troop 19 | Clear Lake |
Karter Kohlenberg | Troop 209 | Watertown |
Bryce Falken | Troop 359 | Aberdeen |
Kylie Schlenker | Troop 151 | Huron |
Calvin Wallace | Troop 151 | Huron |
Mason Kennington | Troop 5 | Madison |
Jared Kennington | Troop 5 | Madison |
James Bame | Troop 5 | Madison |
Gavin Sannes | Troop 33 | Webster |
Ethan Opitz | Troop 33 | Webster |
2023 Eagle Scouts | ||
Kason Hinton | Troop 357 | Eureka |
Devan Brockel | Troop 357 | Eureka |
Craig Jones Jr | Troop 357 | Eureka |
Friends of Scouting - True Cost of Scouting - click here
Prepared For Life
The tradition of Scouting began over 100 years ago in 1910 here in the United States and it continues today to allow youth to develop into leaders of intellectual distinction, moral conviction, ethical direction and possessing an energy that motivates them to make our communities a better place. This does not mean that Scouts are the smartest, fastest, wealthiest or most popular; however it does mean that each one of them will lead a life that will make the world around them better for their families, friends, colleagues and society at large because they are open to growth.
The Boy Scouts of America is one of the best youth organizations in the country because, put simply, young people in Scouting programs excel. When one is reminded of the global impacts of Scouting – that the only men to walk on the moon were Scouts, that the founder of Microsoft was a Scout, or that one of the few people to climb all seven of the world’s highest peaks was also a Scout – it is easy to offer financial support to the programs that develop the type of confidence needed to scale peaks and walk on the moon. It is just as easy to support the program needs of a young person who lives five miles from the beach but has never been kayaking, or has never spent an entire day outside or never feels the pride during the applause of an entire elementary school upon the dedication of new bookshelves for the school library. These success stories occur everyday in Scouting.
Though simple in concept, advancement through merit badges, community service and outdoor activities offers a world of boundless opportunities. Your generous tax-deductible gift to the Boy Scouts of America provides direct funding for educational initiatives and active learning that program fees alone do not cover – is a statement about your belief in Scouting, our programs and our properties and in our belief in educating the entire mind of the young people.
The Friends of Scouting Campaign is the lifeblood of Scouting’s fundraising efforts. Each year parents, volunteers, Scouting alumni, friends and business patrons donate time, energy and financial resources to this much needed yearly campaign. Annual Giving provides the budgetary support for numerous improvements to our properties, expansion of Scouting programs into new markets and increases the chance that every young person in our community will benefit from the impact of Scouting.
The Boy Scouts of America believes and understands that helping youth puts us on a path towards a more conscientious, responsible, and productive society.
