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Welcome to Troop 928

Monthly Outings: Troop 928 has a year-round outings program planned by the Scouts. In addition to our monthly overnight adventures, the Scouts may plan hikes or other activities throughout the school year. Our outings are primarily designed to provide fun, new skills, plus opportunities for advancement and merit badge achievement. To see a list of our planned outings and summer trips, check out the Upcoming Events section on the right.

Weekly Meetings: Troop 928 holds weekly meetings at White's Chapel Methodist Church in Southlake, TX. Meetings are Mondays from 7:00pm-8:30pm, throughout the school year. Please refer to the Upcoming Events to the right for meeting dates. 

There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure.” - Colin Powell  

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Upcoming events

Posted on Sep 30 2025 - 8:52pm

Please be sure to watch the calendar; it will serve as your authoritative source for planning and registering for events.

Important upcoming events:
- Oct 04 -3:30 - 5:00 Pack 260 AOL Den Meeting
- Oct 06 -7:00 - 8:30 Court of Honor
- Oct 10/12 Campout Sid Richardson
- Oct 14 -7:00 - 8:00 Troop Committee meeting - online
- Oct 20 -7:00 - 8:30 Troop Meeting - Haunted Trail Prep
- Oct 27 -7:00 - 8:30 Troop Meeting - Haunted Trail Outreach Event

Sid Richardson Work Day Campout, Oct 10-12

Posted on Sep 30 2025 - 6:18pm

Calling all Troops, Ships, Crews, Posts, and Scouters! 

Need service or conservation hours and/or have an appreciation for Sid Richardson Scout Ranch? Come on out & join in helping us keep this beautiful camp in great condition. 

All working trades are welcome! (Yes, we have tasks for all types of experience).  If able, please bring your hand saws and manually powered pole saws for trimming trees!  Registered Scouters may bring and use a powered pole saw and / or chainsaw, provided they have current BSA Chainsaw certification. You must provide proof of current certification, and bring the proper safety equipment for using their equipment.  You also need to bring your own gasoline mix, bar oil,and / or batteries.

Work projects include building the new armory, framing, drywall, repairing fiberglass on sailboats, work on boat trailers, and much, much, more! Please wear work clothes - long sleeve shirt, long pants, and work gloves. 

While the work day is from 8 am - 4 pm, we will do our service hours in the morning. We will have the afternoon available for advancement or other activities. 

Please bring your own snacks, lunch, and water bottles.

Normal depart/return times:  Friday 6:00PM, Sunday 11:30AM

Cost:  $25 per person

Halloween Haunted Trail

Posted on Sep 30 2025 - 1:03pm

Please join us at our Halloween Haunted trail.

Service hours Pack 260 AOL Den Meeting

Posted on Sep 26 2025 - 9:04pm

Service hour opportunity, Pack 260 AOL Den Meeting to demonstrate what gear we use for our campouts. This will also assist with our Spring recruiting. Registration is open.

Court of Honor date change

Posted on Sep 16 2025 - 6:23pm

Please note the Court of Honor has been moved to October 6, 7:00p - 8:30p

Adult Volunteer Opportunities

Posted on Aug 5 2025 - 2:27pm

Our Troop is grateful for every volunteer. For without them, our Scouts would not be as successful. We can use more volunteer help. You can work directly with the troop as an Assistant Scout Master or Merit Badge Counselor or help direct the Troop’s future on the Troop Committee. Don’t worry. We’ll find you a job. If you’re interested in volunteering, please contact the Troop Committee Chair or Scoutmaster.

Troop Committee Member: The committee consists of parent volunteers who fulfill various roles on the committee. Responsible for conducting the business of the Troop, setting policy, and helping the Scoutmaster and Scouts with the outdoor program and other planned activities. The committee also has the responsibility to provide adults for Boards of Review. 

  • Assistant Scoutmaster: Assists the Scoutmaster in delivering the Troop program. Commitment depends on activity. ASMs can be Patrol Advisers, Assistant Patrol Advisers, Trainers, and Program Advisers.
  • Merit Badge Counselor: The Merit Badge Counselor is a key player in the Boy Scout advancement program. Whatever your area of expertise or interest, you can play a vital role in stirring a Scouts curiosity about a particular topic.

committeechair@troop928.org

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