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Meg-O-Ree Competition Results
Top District Salesmen
Osceola - Gregory Yenta, T336
Manatee - Steve Crichton, T215
Trade Winds - Isaac Sunderman, P147
Lighthouse - Shane Zeman, P157/T109
Sailfish - Matthew McGinn, T822
Treasure Coast - Nick Howard, P402
Indian River - Robby Crum, T567
Okeechobee, Trace Bronson, P952
Pinewood Derby Council Winners
1st Place, Carson Quinn P150
2nd Place, Tanner Dashner P473
3rd Place, Derek Pearson P308
Gateway Competition
Overall Council Award
1st Place T811, Sailfish District
2nd Place T395, Osceola District
3rd Place T215, Osceola District
Indian River District
1st Place T551
2nd Place T599
3rd Place T513
4th Place P503
Sailfish District
1st Place T811
2nd Place T822
3rd Place T840
Trade Winds District
1st Place T395
2nd Place P202 & T202
Okeechobee District
1st Place P952
Treasure Coast District
1st Place P444
2nd Place T475
Booth Competition
Indian River District
1st Place T599
2nd Place T513
3rd Place P503
4th Place T567
5th Place T551
Sailfish District
1st Place T811
2nd Place T888
3rd Place T823
4th Place T822
5th Place P822
Lighthouse District
1st Place T173
2nd Place T150
3rd Place Ship 777
4th Place P711
5th Place P712
Trade Winds District
1st Place T160
2nd Place Crew 125
3rd Place T199
4th Place P120
5th Place P165
Okeechobee District
1st Place T952
2nd Place P952
Treasure Coast District
1st Place T420
2nd Place P479
3rd Place P448
4th Place P448
4th Place T450
5th Place T499
Osceola District
1st Place T325
2nd Place T204
3rd Place T336
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Welcome
Welcome to the Gulf Stream Council, Boy Scouts of America's website. The Gulf Stream Council serves over 25,000 youth annually in 7 counties of South Florida with the help of over 3,400 volunteers and in collaboration with over 190 chartering organizations (churches, schools, businesses, civic organizations, and government entities). With a staff of 26 professionals, office staff and camp rangers, we are constantly striving to improve the service we provide to our Packs, Troops, Venture Crews and Sea Scout Ships.
Our Mission is to prepare young people to make ethical choices over their lifetime by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.
Our Vision is to meet the needs of the youth of our diverse community by being the premier program available for youth, without regard to race, creed or economic status, providing them the opportunity to develop character, citizenship, personal fitness, teamwork and leadership skills.
Our objectives are:
- To continue to develop strong values in young people.
- To improve customer service.
- To continue to improve our camping facilities and program to provide the best and safest program for our youth.
- To continue to balance the council budget.
Our success depends on volunteer involvement at all levels to carry out the four basic functions of any Boy Scout Council. They are membership, program, service and finance. All four functions are essential in order for Scouting to continue and to thrive. All of the different variables of our movement will fall into one of these four functions.
On behalf of the Executive Board of the Gulf Stream Council, Boy Scouts of America, we thank you for visiting our website and hope we can continue to be of service to you and your family.
Sincerely,
Jeff Isaac
Scout Executive / CEO
