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1999 Spring Camporee |
| Events and Competition |
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1999 Spring Camporee |
| Events and Competition |
Each camporee features a series of events in which the patrols from various troops compete against one another to test knowledge and skills. In addition, the Baden Powell Challenge has each troop select six boys to form a select patrol in head-to-head troop
| Event Name | Event Sponsor | 1st Place | 2nd Place |
| Inter-Patrol Competitions | |||
| Map and Compass | Troop 28, Prineville | Falcons Patrol, Troop 27, Redmond | Scorpions Patrol, Troop 23, Bend |
| First Aid Skills | Troop 21, Bend | Frog Patrol, Troop 21, Bend | Raptor Patrol, Troop 58, Madras |
| Water Safety | Troop 27, Redmond | Flaming Beaver Patrol, Troop 21, Bend | GI Joe Patrol, Troop 28, Prineville |
| Knot Relay | Troop 58, Madras | Raptor Patrol, Troop 58, Madras | Taz Patrol, Troop 23, Bend |
| Wildwood Run Obstacle Course |
Troop 18, Bend | Jedi Knight Patrol, Troop 18, Bend | GI Joe Patrol, Troop 28, Prineville |
| Fire Building Competition | Troop 81, Bend | (Cancelled due to high winds - Safety First!) | |
| Inter-Troop Competitions | |||
| Campsite Inspection | Fremont District Commissioners | Troop 28, Prineville | Troop 21, Bend |
| Baden-Powell Challenge | Troop 23, Bend | Troop 23, Bend | Troop 158, Madras |
| Special Awards | |||
| Troop Spirit | Camporee Directors | Troop 53, Powell Butte | Troops 60, 160, 460, Bend |
| Webelos Recruiter | Camporee Directors | Troop 58, Madras (5) | Troop 53, Powell Butte(1) |
| Best Overall Troop | Camporee Directors | Troop 21, Bend (2-1st, 1-2nd) | Troop 28, Prineville (2-2nd, 1-1st) (Tie breaker with T23 based on Campsite Inspection) |
| List of Participating Troops | |||
| Troop 18, Bend | Troop 21, Bend | Troop 23, Bend | Troop 27, Redmond |
| Troop 28, Prineville | Troop 36, La Pine | Troop 53, Powell Butte | Troop 58, Madras |
| Troop 60, Bend | Troop 81, Bend | Troop 126, Redmond | Troop 158, Madras |
| Troop 160, Bend | Troop 460, Bend | ||
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Troop 27 setup a large orienteering
course on the far side of the inlet . Note the three
starting markers and the patrol running the course by the
line of Juniper trees. |
T21 ASPL Jeff Morris reads the description of his symptoms to a patrol at the First Aid competition. Scouts must correctly diagnose the situation, then explain and demonstrate proper treatment for such incidents as heat exhaustion, arterial bleeding, broken leg, and shock. Patrols also had to take a written quiz on First Aid topics. |
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Scouts at the water safety relay are
timed in the answering fo questions related to water
safety, followed by the accurate throwing of a lifeline
50 feet to a "victim". |
T21 Eagle Scout and JASM Bryan Hartke describes his symptoms to a patrol that eagerly awaits their turn to begin diagnosis and treatment. |
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At the Knot competition, each patrol is timed as they try to correctly tie as many different knots as possible. |
The Wildwood Run tested teamwork skills and the physical endurance of the patrol members. |
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In the Baden Powell Challenge, each
Troop selected six boys to work as a "patrol".
Each patrol had to load a backpack with tent, sleeping
bag, stove, pan, and matches. The patrol then ran 100
yards from the starting point to the setup area, pitched
the tent, deployed the sleeping bag, put a scout in the
bag, setup the stove, lit the stove, cooked an egg
(fully), had the scout in the bag eat the egg, then broke
camp, packed up all the gear and ran to the finish line.
Patrols were judged based on best time. In other words,
it was barely controlled pandemonium. |
Jeff Morris, Schuyler
Leonard, Adam Dickey, Spencer Ardt, and Eric Fredstrom
scramble to setup the stove while Anthony Moorman
patiently waits in the sleeping bag for his egg. |
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