Award-Winning Troop 432​

Troop 432 Scoutmaster Chris Bosn (left) with Pinnacle Peak District Commissioner Nigel Matson (right) 
Troop 432 was recently honored with accolades from both the National and District levels. Scoutmaster Chris Bosn was named Scoutmaster of the Year for the Pinnacle Peak district, and the unit was awarded the Journey to Excellence Gold award and the National Catholic Unit Excellence Award.

Living the Scout Oath & Law in All We Do

Youth Grow Through Experience
Troop 432 is boy-led, which encourages the boys to learn through trial and error and gain valuable leadership skills they couldn't find anywhere else.​
Anthem's Oldest Boy Scout Troop
Founded in 2003, Troop 432 is Anthem, Arizona's first and longest-standing Boy Scout Troop. We are proud to carry on Scouting's rich traditions, molding the future leaders of this country by combining educational activities and lifelong values with fun. ​Troop 432 is committed to excellence, scoring the BSA's coveted "Gold" Journey to Excellence ranking for 2018.
Fun-Filled Adventures
Kids have a lot of choices deciding how to spend free time. Troop 432 puts youth on a path that helps them become more conscientious, responsible, and productive.

Monthly Activities

Troop 432 plans a campout each month as well as merit badge and fun meeting opportunities. We recently have attended a rifle shooting expedition, the Grand Canyon Council Tr-District camporee, hosted an Iron Chef competition, hiked Daisy Mountain in Anthem, and learned the strategies of chess from a master of game theory. Boy Scout Troop 432 also has executed high adventure outings across the southwest, including cave explorations, hikes down the Grand Canyon, 5-day treks through Paria Canyon in Utah, and day hikes on Mt. Humphrey's.

Troop 432's Mission

​Be Prepared
Scouting is one of the most exciting and rewarding programs available to your son. As a parent, you can be assured that Troop 432 plans activities and outings that are both fun and exciting for young men, encourage good behavior, teach lifelong values, hone leadership skills, and strengthen the bonds of family. Boys learn to always be prepared through the trial and error of youth-led activities and pre-planning sessions.