Scout's Blog
April Campout
We set up an axe yard, practiced sawing and chopping skills, did lots of camp cooking, ate a lot(!!) of bacon and tacos, went on a hike and participated in Pack 652’s crossover ceremony. It was slightly dryer outdoors than our March campout!
Congratulations, Drew!
Congratulations, Drew S., on passing your Eagle Board of Review and achieving the rank of Eagle Scout!
Mr. Bellmore Recognized for Years of Service
At our Court of Honor in March, Troop 652B recognized retired Scoutmaster Cliff Bellmore for providing many years of service to the boys' troop. Mr. Bellmore gave his time and energy as a volunteer leader, and guided the unit and many scouts for over 21 years. Thank you, Mr. Bellmore!!
Congratulations, Alex!
Congratulations, Alex C., on passing your Eagle Board of Review and achieving the rank of Eagle Scout!
Hello, Troop 652 Eagles & Alumni
BSA Troop 652 has a rich history of Scouting in Brecksville. We hope that our alumni have fond memories of being involved in the troop, and would like to engage our Eagle Scouts, Life Scouts and other alumni inthe troop's current activities. If you were a member of Troop 652, please complete our online form so we can keep in touch.
We're proud of our Eagle Scouts! See a list here.
A Scout is Reverent
Scouting units at St. Basil celebrated Scout Sunday on February 13. Each year, we celebrate Scout Sunday with honor and respect to mark the anniversary of the birth of Scouting. Thank you to Fr. Matt for involving all of our Scouts (Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA and Venture Crew) in the mass.
Kids Capes of Courage
Troops 652B and 652G recently assisted Kids Capes of Courage, a nonprofit organization based in Akron, Ohio. Scouts, leaders and parents did a good turn for the community by cutting fabric into capes that will help provide children with encouragement and joy during difficult times.
Klondike Derby 2022
More than 3' of snow and frigid temps didn't stop our troop at this year's Klondike Derby. In fact, it made the competition more fun! Twelve scouts and two adults participated in Lake Erie Council's event January 28-29 at Beaumont Scout Reservation in Ashtabula County. The younger scouts competed in traditional derby events and team-building activities while the older scouts decided that the campsite needed a new shelter. So they built an igloo large enough to fit 6-8 scouts! You can check out all of our activities and see photos on Facebook.