Cub Scouting is a team effort—and we need you! Whether you're leading a den, helping with events, or supporting behind the scenes, there's a place for everyone. No prior experience is necessary—just a willingness to help and a heart for kids. All leaders complete a background check and Safeguarding Youth training to ensure a safe environment for our scouts. Volunteering is a great way to connect with your child, build community, and make a lasting impact.
All leaders are required to complete Safeguarding Youth training and position-specific training to ensure they’re prepared and confident in their roles. These trainings are available online, can be completed at your own pace, and are designed to be practical and easy to follow. If you’re helping with outdoor activities, Hazardous Weather Training is also required. Training is flexible, accessible, and sets you up for success—whether you're leading a den or helping with pack events.
For those looking to deepen their skills and confidence, we offer in-person training opportunities that are both fun and rewarding.
BALOO (Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation) is required for at least one adult on any overnight pack campout and covers camping basics, safety, and outdoor fun.
Wood Badge is Scouting’s premier leadership course, offering advanced team-building and leadership development in a supportive, camp-style setting.
These trainings are not just educational—they’re energizing, inspiring, and a great way to connect with other leaders.
You’re never on your own in Cub Scouting. Leaders have access to a wide range of resources, including online training at my.scouting.org, handbooks, planning guides, and mentorship from experienced volunteers. Our pack leadership team and local council are here to support you every step of the way. Leadership in Cub Scouts is team-based, flexible, and fun—and we’re here to help you succeed.
Meet some of our leaders
Sean grew up in Wyoming enjoying the outdoors through camping, hiking, and skiing. He became involved with the pack in 2021 as a Den Leader and now serves as Cubmaster. Two of his four children are currently active in the program.
He earned the rank of Eagle Scout and brings a strong belief in the value of Scouting as a way to teach essential life skills, build character, and develop future leaders. He’s especially passionate about helping youth grow through hands-on experiences and positive mentorship.
Ryan grew up in Peachtree City, Georgia, where he was active in Scouting and earned the rank of Eagle Scout with Troop 75. His experiences in Scouting helped foster a lifelong appreciation for leadership, service, and the outdoors, and he remains grateful for the mentors and volunteers who helped shape his journey.
Ryan became involved with the pack in 2023 as an Assistant Den Leader, later serving as Den Leader, and now serves as Assistant Cubmaster. His two children are currently active in the pack.
Passionate about giving back to the program that played such an important role in his own development, he enjoys helping Scouts build confidence, character, and practical life skills while creating memorable experiences through adventure, service, and Scouting traditions.
Ryan grew up in Florida and entered Scouting as a Tiger in the Cub Scout program. His early scouting memories included an "invention convention," building Pinewood Derby cars with his dad, and learning elaborate and seaworthy knots from a ship captain den parent. He feels both indebted to and inspired by the many parents and volunteers that powered the scouting program through his journey to Eagle.
Now, he has three children active in Scouting America programs across one pack and two troops. In Pack 75, he currently serves as Committee Chair.
Den Leaders
Lions - TBD
Tigers - Trevor Beeler
Wolves - Taylor Keddington
Bears - Jen Primrose
Webelos - Chris Steele
AOLs - Kevin Brady
Committee Members
Treasurer - John Shupe
Secretary - Chris Steele
Training Chair - Kanan Ott
Advancement Chair - Sandra Raine