The Georgia-Carolina Council, Scouting America proudly announces that Madden

McNatt, Caleb Noftsger, and Landon Perry have earned the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest

advancement rank in Scouting America.

Fewer than six percent of Scouts nationwide attain the rank of Eagle, which requires demonstrating

leadership, living the principles of the Scout Oath and Law, earning at least 21 merit badges, and

completing a significant service project that benefits the community.

McNatt’s Eagle project involved improving Grovetown High School’s obstacle course by adding a low

crawl to create a more diverse and unique obstacle course to better prepare the JROTC for competition.

Noftsger’s Eagle project provided two youth lacrosse clinics for new lacrosse players to help Harlem,

Evans, and Grovetown grow their lacrosse programs and inspire youth to play.

Perry’s Eagle project focused on building 4 picnic tables at the Crossbridge Campus of Warren Church to

provide seating areas near the new playground equipment.

“Reaching Eagle Scout is a tremendous accomplishment,” said Dan Rogers, Scout Executive. “We are

very proud of Madden, Caleb, and Landon for their leadership and dedication to serving others.”

Their accomplishment highlights the values of character, citizenship, and leadership that Scouting instills

in youth. Georgia-Carolina Council is proud to see these Scouts carry the spirit of service forward into

their future endeavors.

Scouting America provides the nation’s foremost youth program of character development and values-

based leadership training, helping young people be “Prepared. For Life.®” The Georgia-Carolina Council

has had over 3,500 Eagle Scouts since its inception in 1920.

For more information about Scouting America or the Eagle Scout program, please contact the council

office at 706-733-5277.