Lt.Col.M.K.J. Cantlay Challenge Shield Competition camp was held for the 29th time, at College premises from 31 October to 2 November 2014.The camp saw the participation of six patrols, battling it out for the coveted Cantlay Shield. At the end of 74 competitions spanning over two days the Eagles patrol emerged champions with 687.4 points while Buzzard and Parrots combined patrol emerged runners up with 685.5 points after a close contest.

RCOSA was requested to provide examiners for the competition camp and 24 old scouts volunteered as examiners. We wish to thank all the old scouts who set aside their valuable time from their busy schedules to be at the camp and provide their services.

Furthermore, the RCOSA also carried out an evaluation of scouts on their perception of scouting. RCOSA committee will decide on the requirement of training based on the results of the above evaluation and performance of the scouts at the competitions.

We wish to congratulate all the winners and hope to see an improved performance by scouts in the Lt. Col. M.K.J.Cantlay Challenge Shield in 2015.

Categories: CampOld Scouts

0 thoughts on “Eagles Patrol Wins Cantlay Shield 2014”

Leave a Reply

Related Posts

Old Scouts

Past Scouts Host a Farewell Ceremony for the previous Group Scout Leader.

Royal College Old Scouts Association organized a farewell ceremony for the previous group scout leader Mr B.P.R. Perera (Lal Sir) on 26th May at the Royal College Skills Centre.Mr Perera was the Group Scout Leader Read more...

Camp

33 Lt. Col. M K J Cantlay Challenge Shield, Annual Inter-patrol Competition Camp 2018

The traditional Inter-Patrol encounter, was held for the 33rd time at the College Quadrangle October 2019. Seven junior patrols got qualified to take part in the competition this year. The scouts showed high level of Read more...

Old Scouts

Old Scouts Donate College Scarves to Gold Troop.

The scarves of scouts represent the scout group to which they belong. 42nd Colombo Scout Group of Royal College use Blue and Gold, the college colours, for the scarf.  It had been a custom for Read more...