Eswau Huppeday Awards

Section Honor Lodge: Eswau Huppeday

Administrative and Training

Newsletter
1 – Eswau Huppeday

Website
2 – Eswau Huppeday

Training
2 – Eswau Huppeday

Quest for the Golden Arrow

Human Foosball
2 – Eswau Huppeday

Firebuilding
2 – Eswau Huppeday

Tent Pitching
3 – Eswau Huppeday

Chariot Race
3 – Eswau Huppeday

Egg Toss
1 – Eswau Huppeday

Archery
2 – Eswau Huppeday

American Indian Events

Pre-Ordeal Ceremony

Meteu
1 – Phillip Guadagno, Eswau Huppeday

Nutiket
1 – Dylan Cody, Eswau Huppeday

Brotherhood Ceremony

Allowat
3 – Phillip Guadagno, Eswau Huppeday

Individual Dance

Old Style
1 – Jarrett Story, Eswau Huppeday
3 – Chris Stinson, Eswau Huppeday

Grass
2 – Dylan DiSarro, Eswau Huppeday
3 – Trey Hensley, Eswau Huppeday

Parade of the Braves

Old Style
1 – Jarrett Story, Eswau Huppeday
3 – Chris Stinson, Eswau Huppeday

Grass
1 – Dylan DiSarro, Eswau Huppeday
3 – Trey Hensley, Eswau Huppeday

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Full Awards List

Lodge of the Year – Unali’yi
Spirit Award – Atta Kula Kula

Section Honor Lodges:

Bob White
Santee
Tsali
Atta Kula Kula
Itibapishe Iti Hollo
Muscogee
Unali’yi
Skyuka
Catawba
Eswau Huppeday

Administrative and Training

Newsletter
1 – Eswau Huppeday
1 – (tie) Unali’yi
2 – Atta Kula Kula
3 – Tsali

Planbook
1 – Bob White
2 – Unali’yi
3 – Atta Kula Kula

Website
1 – Skyuka
2 – Eswau Huppeday
3 – Atta Kula Kula

Lodge Display
1 – Catawba
2 – Unali’yi
3 – Atta Kula Kula

Where To Go Camping Guide
1 – Catawba
2 – Muscogee
3 – Unali’yi

Totem Pole Power Tools
1 – Itibapishe Iti Hollo
2 – Santee

Totem Pole Hand Tools
1 – Catawba
2 – Muscogee
3 – Skyuka

Training
1 – Muscogee
2 – Eswau Huppeday
3 – Unali’yi

Quest for the Golden Arrow

Overall
1 – Santee
2 – Itibapishe Iti Hollo
3 – Tsali
3 – (tie) Unali’yi

Tomahawk Throw
1 – Itibapishe Iti Hollo
2 – Santee
3 – Atta Kula Kula

Iron Scout
1 – Tsali
2 – Skyuka
3 – Muscogee

Human Foosball
1 – Unali’yi
2 – Eswau Huppeday
3 – Catawba
3 – (tie) Skyuka

Firebuilding
1 – Itibapishe Iti Hollo
2 – Eswau Huppeday
3 – Tsali

Tent Pitching
1 – Santee
2 – Catawba
3 – Eswau Huppeday

Knot Tying
1 – Santee
2 – Itibapishe Iti Hollo
3 – Skyuka

Arrow/Softball Throw
1 – Skyuka
2 – Santee
3 – Muscogee

Chariot Race
1 – Tsali
2 – Unali’yi
3 – Eswau Huppeday

Tug-o-War
1 – Itibapishe Iti Hollo
2 – Muscogee
3 – Unali’yi

Egg Toss
1 – Eswau Huppeday
2 – Itibapishe Iti Hollo
3 – Catawba

Archery
1 – Bob White
2 – Eswau Huppeday
3 – Santee
3 – (tie) Unali’yi

Ultimate Frisbee
1 – Muscogee
2 – Unali’yi
3 – Atta Kula Kula
3 – (tie) Bob White

American Indian Events

Pre-Ordeal Ceremony

Overall
1 – Unali’yi
2 – Muscogee
3 – Atta Kula Kula

Allowat
1 – Jonathan Francisco, Bob White
2 – Alex Barton, Unali’yi
3 – Thomas Hauser, Itibapishe Iti Hollo

Meteu
1 – Phillip Guadagno, Eswau Huppeday
2 – Ellis Moore, Unali’yi
3 – Trevor Nail, Tsali

Nutiket
1 – Dylan Cody, Eswau Huppeday
2 – Riley Dabbs, Muscogee
3 – Joseph Hart, Unali’yi

Kichkinet
1 – Colin Reiheld, Unali’yi
2 – Daniel Simpson, Muscogee
3 – Adam Reeder, Itibapishe Iti Hollo

Brotherhood Ceremony

Overall
1- Tsali
2 – Atta Kula Kula
3 – Unali’yi

Allowat
1 – Cole Roberts, Tsali
2 – Lawrence Coleman, Atta Kula Kula
3 – Phillip Guadagno, Eswau Huppeday

Meteu
1 – Ryan Grannan, Tsali
2 – Colin Reiheld, Unali’yi
3 – Justin Kujath, Atta Kula Kula

Nutiket
1 – Zachary Haas, Tsali
2 – Arthur Brock, Atta Kula Kula
3 – Joseph Hart, Unali’yi

Kichkinet
1 – Tyler MacAlister, Tsali
2 – Ellis Moore, Unali’yi
3 – Zachary Pynne, Atta Kula Kula

Team Sing
1 – Tsali
2 – Unali’yi
3 – Muscogee

Group Dance
1 – Unali’yi
2 – Tsali
3 – Atta Kula Kula

Individual Dance

Old Style
1 – Jarrett Story, Eswau Huppeday
2 – Ehtan Spence, Unali’yi
3 – Chris Stinson, Eswau Huppeday

Traditional
1 – Gabes Chiavacci, Unali’yi
2 – Eli Kayne, Tsali
3 – Ryan Hagy, Catawba

Grass
1 – Rain Libby-Bradford, Tsali
2 – Dylan DiSarro, Eswau Huppeday
3 – Trey Hensley, Eswau Huppeday

Straight
1 – Carter Edenfield, Muscogee
2 – Jones Heinz, Tsali
3 – Alex Barton, Unali’yi

Chicken
1 – Caleb Barnes, Muscogee
2 – Christian Hammond, Catawba
3 – Will Kittle, Muscogee

Fancy
1 – Jamie Southard, Unali’yi
2 – Ronnie Hutto, Unali’yi
3 – Alan Port, Muscogge

Parade of the Braves

Old Style
1 – Jarrett Story, Eswau Huppeday
2 – Ehtan Spence, Unali’yi
3 – Chris Stinson, Eswau Huppeday

Traditional
1 – Gabes Chiavacci, Unali’yi
2 – Eli Kayne, Tsali
3 – Ryan Hagy, Catawba

Grass
1 – Dylan DiSarro, Eswau Huppeday
2 – Rain Libby-Bradford, Tsali
3 – Trey Hensley, Eswau Huppeday

Straight
1 – Alex Barton, Unali’yi
2 – Jones Heinz, Tsali
3 – Lucas Johnson, Tsali

Chicken
1 – Caleb Barnes, Muscogee
2 – Will Kittle, Muscogee
3 – Christian Hammond, Catawba

Fancy
1 – Jamie Southard, Unali’yi
2 – Ronnie Hutto, Unali’yi
3 – Alan Grooms, Skyuka

 

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Dixie Fellowship will be held April 22nd-24th at Knox Scout Reservation in Lincolnton, GA. It will be a weekend jammed packed with events: the Quest for the Golden Arrow, Ceremonial, Dance, and Sing competitions, and don’t forget the training sessions that can help you get a boost in your role in the Order of the Arrow.
Download: Knox Scout Reservation Map

The theme this year is “What is your legacy?” Chosen to encourage Arrowmen to reflect on the past and use what they have learned to better their lodge and the Order of the Arrow in the future. The goal is for each Arrowman to create his or her own legacy.

Here’s some info that will help you in planning for your trip to Dixie:

Dixie Passport
Schedule and map that you’ll receive at check-in. Or download it now: 2016 Dixie Fellowship Passport

Camping at Dixie
We are in campsite 4 on the map, Kiokee East. Campsites do not contain tents, platforms, or shelters. There is no electricity in campsites nor bathroooms. There are bathrooms around the camping area for all lodges to use. There are a very limited number of showers. Persons requiring CPAP machines should bring a battery powered method of operating the device. Bring a camp chair to be used for training, shows, etcetera.

Dining at Dixie
All meals will be served at the camp’s Dining Tent. Dining will be outside under the large tent outside the Sewell Center. There will be two shifts of dining. Consult your passport on your lodge’s dining sequence.

Parking
As with most other camps, parking is a concern so please carpool as much as possible.

Check-in and Check-out
No vehicles will be allowed at the campsites. Gear will be dropped off at the designated areas and brought to your sites by the Service Lodge. Shuttle buses will be available to take Arrowmen from the parking area to their lodges’ campsites. On Sunday check-out, shuttle buses will transport delegates to vehicles in the parking lot, park and load their vehicles, then depart Knox Scout Reservation.

Communications
Knox Scout Reservation has weak cell reception throughout most of camp for most carriers. Verizon reportedly works best. Radios are suggested for lodge communications.

Schedule

Friday
2:00-8:30 Check in – Admin
5:00-8:00 Patch Trading – Dining Tent
6:00-8:00 Key Three Dinner/Council of Chiefs – Staff Site
9:15 Assembly – Great Lawn
9:30 Opening Show – Great Lawn
Judges Meeting (following show) – Admin
10:00-12:00 Patch Trading – Dining Tent
10:30 Cracker Barrel – Dining Tent
11:00 Taps

Saturday
6:15  Iron Scout Group 1 – Arrow
6:45 Reveille
7:00-7:45 Breakfast Group A – Dining Tent
(Ceremonialists, Trainers & Judges eat first)
7:30-8:15 Breakfast Group B – Dining Tent *Eswau is in Group B for meals*
8:00-12:00 Pre-Ordeal Competition – Pre-Ordeal Ring
8:00-12:00 Brotherhood Competition – Brotherhood Ring
8:30 Assembly
9:00-9:45 Training Session One –  Main Road
10:00-10:45 Training Session Two –  Main Road
11:00-11:45 Training Session Three –  Main Road
12:00-12:30 Tug-O-War weigh-in – Medical
12:00-12:45 Lunch Group A –  Dining Tent
(Dancers, Singers & Judges eat first)
12:30-1:15 Lunch Group B –  Dining Tent
1:15 Shaving Cream Event – Quail Run
1:30 Assembly – Great Lawn
1:45 Egg Toss – Flagpoles
1:45 Iron Scout Group 2 – Arrow
2:00-6:00 Quest Events – various (see map)
2:00-6:00 American Indian Affairs – Dance Arbor
6:15-7:00 Dinner Group A – Dining Tent
6:45-7:30 Dinner Group B – Dining Tent
8:00 Elections/Group Dance – Great Lawn
10:15 Cracker Barrel – Dining Tent
10:30-12:00 Patch Trading – Dining Tent
10:30-12:00 American Indian Events Pow Wow – Dance Arbor
11:00 Taps
12:00 Lights Out

Sunday
6:30 Vigil Breakfast/Rededication – Dyess Point
6:45 Reveille
7:00-7:45 Breakfast Group A – Dining Tent
7:30-8:15 Breakfast Group B – Dining Tent
7:30 Council of Chiefs – Admin
8:45 Scouts Own/Awards Ceremony – Ampitheater

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Friday Cracker Barrel
Chicken wings
Cheese & Turkey cubes
Club Crackers
Oreos
Drinks

Saturday Breakfast
Pancakes
Link Sausage
Drinks

Saturday Lunch
Hamburger  w/fixin’s
Potato Chips
Oreos
Drinks

Saturday Dinner
Grilled Chicken Breasts
Green Bean Casserole
Mashed Potatoes and Gravy
Rolls
Pudding Cup
Drinks

Saturday Cracker Barrel
Ice Cream with Toppings
Drinks

Sunday Breakfast
French Toast Sticks
Link Sausage
Drinks

Bob White Lodge, the host for the 2016 Dixie Fellowship, is planning to incorporate some interesting activities to make this Dixie one to remember.

The Iron Scout Event (to replace Quest event – Cross County)
Participants will begin at the big red OA Arrow and run 1 mile to the camp entrance. They will then put on a helmet and ride a bicycle the 6 miles to Camp Daniel Marshall’s waterfront. At the waterfront they will put on a PFD and paddle their kayaks 3⁄4 of a mile back to the waterfront of the Robert E. Knox Scout Reservation.

Human Foosball
Get your lodges ready to come and play Human Foosball! Just like the table version but full scale with humans.

Guinness Book of World Records Largest Shaving Cream Fight
The largest shaving cream pie fight involved 869 participants and was achieved by Belfast Community Circus School at the Big Fun Flan Fling event in Belfast, UK, on June 20 2015. We are hoping to beat this record Saturday after the show.