Sea Scouts

Sea Scouts is a specialized co-ed program for 14 - 20 years olds, organized to address a youth members’ boating skills and promote knowledge of our maritime heritage.  Sea Scout units, called “ships,” focus on sailing and cruising either sailboats, power vessels or paddle sports. Sea Scouts learn to maintain and operate vessels, with a focus on safety. Most ships hold formal meetings conducted in either full dress or work uniforms. Swimming, lifesaving, first aid, Coast Guard Auxiliary Sailing and Seamanship, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation courses are taught with the ship by their own youth officers or other adult mentors. The state safe boating course is also offered to their members by many ships. Occasionally movies are shown, regattas between crews are held, or intership rendezvous are arranged.

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Apprentice
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Ordinary
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Able
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Quartermaster

Ships

Hill Country District does not currently have a Sea Scout Ship.  If you are interested in starting one please contact the District Executive Carl Baker at (512) 617-8617 or carl.baker@scouting.org

Sea Scout Commodore

Jim Graves
​jimgraves244@gmail.com
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Interested in learning about Sea Scouting in the Capitol Area Council? Contact our Sea Scout Commodore, Jim Graves. He can help you match your interests with a local ship, or can help you start your own ship if you like!
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Five Sea Scout Myths

Sea Scouts Activities

Regatta

National Sco​ut Jamboree

NYLT

Boy Scouts of America

​Sea Scouts of America

Southern Region Sea Scouts

Area 3 Sea Scouts

Capitol Area Council Sea Scouts

Hill Country District