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Welcome to BSA Troop 101 !

Welcome to Troop 101.  We have been an active troop in Greensboro, NC since 1963, with our charter organization Westminster Presbyterian Church. We are a very large troop, with over 100 scouts. Our goal is to make Scouting a great experience for our boys, by providing a program that meets their needs for fun, friendship, leadership, achievement, and the outdoor experience. And it is our desire to carry out the mission of the Boy Scouts of America, which is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.

Please take a look at the announcements and upcoming events for the latest information on weekly troop meetings, monthly outings, and service opportunities.  If you have questions or would like more information about our Troop or about how to volunteer, go to Contact Us on the Menu to your left to send an email. Or you can contact me directly at scoutmaster@bsatroop101.org.

Bryan Sykes, Troop 101 Scoutmaster

Download the Troop 101 app for Iphone, Ipad, and Ipod touch!

Posted on Jan 26 2012 - 6:00pm

Download the app from the link below, In the app you can view the troop roster, events, calendar and much more! Coming soon to Android.

Click here to download the app!

Merit Badge College

Posted on Jan 22 2012 - 6:16pm

Troop 101 is offering an opportunity to earn several merit badges that are not offered at camp, and are typically difficult to identify counselors.  The event is scheduled for the first two Saturday afternoons in February (February 4th, 12-5 and February 11th, 2-5). These merit badges are offered on the afternoons following the Scouting for Food Service project. Most classes will only meet on February 4th, but merit badge counselors reserve to followup on February 11th, if needed. In the event of bad weather, February 11th is also our make-up day.

Caving Trip - March 24-25

Posted on Jan 22 2012 - 5:35pm

We are planning a caving trip to Lost World Caverns in Lewisburg, West Virginia on Sunday, March 25. Scouts will be able to go wild caving through the mud and tight spaces in the undeveloped areas of the caverns. Lost World provides guides, equipment, clean-up facilities, a snack and lunch. The projected cost for this outing is $105 per Scout to go on the wild caving tour. (The caverns also offer a non-wild tour of the developed areas.)

Scout Skiing Trip January 29th

Posted on Jan 18 2012 - 3:23pm

The Scout Ski Trip has been moved to Sunday, January 29th. Cost is only $57 for one day lift ticket, ski rentals, lesson and lunch voucher!! Bring $12 to cover your driver's fuel cost. Check out the reservations NOW - closing January 17th !!  

Register Here:  http://www.bsatroop101.org/node/2677     


Join us at Winterplace Ski Resort in Ghent, WV. Only 2.5 hours from Greensboro Winterplace is a resort with  great skiing for all ability levels. They have an excellent Ski School staff that is trained to provide instruction that meets the Snowsports Merit Badge requirements. Winterplace also has a tremendous snow making system that insures a great base of skiable snow. Sign up now!! - registration ends on 01/17!!


We will leave on Sunday morning from Westminster Presbyterian Church at 6AM.

Summer Camp - Camp Daniel Boone - Deposit Due 1/10/12

Posted on Jan 11 2012 - 10:13pm

We will be attending two summer camps during the summer of 2012- Camp Daniel Boone and Camp Durant.  I will be leading the scouts to Camp Daniel Boone (June 10-16) and Jim Hoskins will be leading the scouts to Camp Durant (mid-July).   Daniel Boone is located in the mountains outside of Asheville, NC and Durant is located in the sand hills near Carthage, NC.  The website for Daniel Boone is http://www.campdanielboone.org and the website for Durant is http://www.campdurant.com .  Both camps look very exciting.  Additional dates and information will be forthcoming on Camp Durant.

Sir Walter Gun Club - Shootin Merit Badges Trip

Posted on Dec 17 2011 - 8:24am

Important information about our trip to the Sir Walter Gun Club. Over the past eight years the interest in this trip has been tremendous. This is a great opportunity to learn safe gun handling at a first class training facility.

BSA Troop # 101

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