Odenton, Cub Scout Pack
Odenton, Cub Scout Pack
| Who: | All Scouts, Den Leaders, and Family Members |
| What: | Seven Individual & Team Events |
| Where: | Nichols-Bethel United Methodist Church, Odenton |
| When: | Saturday June 8th, 2002 from 1pm to 4 pm |
| Why: | Encourage our scouts to give their best effort, work together as a den, and enjoy spirited competition! |
For more information contact the 2002 Olympic Coordinator: Angela McCollister at 443-838-8028 or email her here
Details of the event are here...
There will 8 events to participate in :
The schedule for the day...
- Sit-ups
- Push-ups
- Pull-ups
- Standing long jump
- Vertical jump
- Softball throw
- 50-yard dash
- Relay race
AM Set up events and tables for food 12:45 Den leaders pickup packets of score sheets. 1:00 Opening Ceremony
Posting of colors
Lighting of torch
Quick speech on rules and having fun1:20 Start events-(10 min ea, allowing 2 min to get to next event)
- Sit-ups
- Push-ups
- Pull-ups
- Standing long jump
- Vertical jump
- Softball throw
- 50 yd dash
- Relay
2:15 Start cooking hot dogs and hamburgers 2:40 End of events 2:45 Picnic prep and score tabulations 3:00 Eat 3:45 Awards and Closing Ceremony
- Top three overall participant scores of each level:
- Wolves,
- Bears,
- Webelos I,
- Webelos II
- Participation Certificates for Siblings
- First place medal for each event
- Patches for all boys
- Thanking all volunteers
- Extinguishing of torch
- Retiring of colors
- The scouts will compete based on their rank. (i.e. Wolves against Wolves etc...).
- Each den is asked to design a T-shirt for their den to wear during the competition.
- Hotdogs and Hamburgers will be provided, but any side dishes and desserts are provided by each den. Each den should notify Angela by May 16th, 2002 about food that they will bring to the event.
- Volunteers are needed for he events and should contact Angela by May 16th, 2002.
- Scouts will be able to work on their physical fitness belt loop and pin during this event.
- ** Families would need to bring chairs, blankets, etc for their own comfort.
- Families will be responsible for their own ice, coolers, additional foods per den.
The Olympic Flag – designed by Pierre de Coubertin, is comprised of five interlocking
blue, yellow, black, green, and red rings, represents the union of five continents and the
meeting of athletes of the world at the Olympic Games.