Leadership • Service • Preparation
Life
Joey Dalesandry 
Alex Gross
Alex Gross Life is the final rank before Eagle. These Scouts are now facing some of the most demanding leadership, service, merit badge, and project preparation work on the trail.
Explore • Lead • Grow
The Trail to Eagle
Every rank tells a story of skills learned, challenges accepted, service given, leadership shown, and a Scout who kept moving forward.
15Eagle Scouts on the Troop 305 Honor Roll
3Eagle Scouts recognized in 2026
5Scouts currently listed at Tenderfoot
Scout Spotlight
The Scouts Behind the Ranks
Advancement is more than a patch. These ranks represent campouts, service hours, skills practiced again and again, leadership responsibilities, merit badges, setbacks, perseverance, and a lot of work. This page celebrates the Scouts putting in that effort.
Troop 305 Eagle Scout Honor Roll
The Summit of the Scouting Trail
Eagle Scout is a lifelong distinction. Troop 305 proudly honors the Scouts in our records who completed the journey and earned Scouting's highest rank.
The red arrow marks Scouts who are members of the Order of the Arrow.Onyx Fyock
Preston Kantoris
Benjamin Gess
Gabe Gess
Dustin Gross
Bradan Depner
Jacob Harris
Austin Painter
Jacob Robbins
John Baker
David Simms
John Clark
John Drexler
Nicholas Drexler
Gage Eaglehouse
Current Advancement
Scouts Working the Trail Today
Each Scout advances at their own pace. The important part is learning, growing, helping others, and taking the next step.
Growing as a Leader
Star
No Scouts are currently listed at Star rank.
Star marks an important transition as a Scout begins turning learned skills into leadership and service for others.
A Major Scouting Milestone
First Class
Matthew SmithDianna DalesandryGavin Ankeny
First Class represents a strong foundation in camping, first aid, navigation, citizenship, fitness, cooking, teamwork, and outdoor skills.
Building Independence
Second Class
Kayden Lawson
Second Class recognizes Scouts who continue strengthening practical outdoor skills, service, fitness, responsibility, and self-reliance.
The First Big Step
Tenderfoot
Seamus AltmanVictor BalegaGrayson HopkinsMason RobleHunter Schomer
Tenderfoot is the first major advancement milestone and recognizes the work new Scouts put into learning the fundamentals of Scouting.
Where the Journey Begins
Scout
No Scouts are currently listed at Scout rank.
Scout rank introduces the ideals, traditions, patrol method, knots, safety, and basic knowledge that begin the Scouts BSA journey.
Starting the Trail • Bridge to Scouts BSA
Arrow of Light
Arrow of Light Scouts crossing into Troop 305 are entering a new chapter. The troop is ready to welcome them, help them find their patrol, and begin working toward Scout rank.
Why We Show Their Names
The rank patch matters, but the Scout wearing it matters more. Troop 305 recognizes the nights practicing knots, cold campouts, merit badge work, service to others, leadership mistakes and successes, and the determination to keep trying.
Your Trail Starts Here
Keep Moving Forward
There is no race to Eagle. Every Scout's trail is different. We celebrate the next requirement completed, the next skill mastered, the next act of service, and the next time a Scout chooses to lead.