Choose as his focusFootball
A great game for cold weather, and not just catching and running. There are plays to learn and defensive moves.


Fridays · PreK through 5th grade
Football, basketball, dodgeball, soccer and kickball. The boys are split into age-appropriate groups and — with strong supervision — practice and play a different sport each week, with counselors who know their names.
Now enrolling: Sports Bonanza Fall 2026-27 · starts Fri, Oct 9, 2026
18+
Years running
8
Fridays a session
5
Sports in the rotation
3
Dismissals, by age
He still plays the whole rotation — nobody is stuck doing one thing for eight weeks. But choose one at sign-up and that is the sport he’ll get much more of, with the coaching and the reps to match.
Choose as his focusA great game for cold weather, and not just catching and running. There are plays to learn and defensive moves.
Choose as his focusDrills, shooting, defense, passing and game smarts. It doesn't matter if he's tall or short, a newbie or a pro.
Choose as his focusThrowing, dodging, catching, and knowing when to hold on to the ball. Usually the loudest half hour of the day.
One of the hardest games to play well. Everything from field positions to proper technique.
It looks easy, but it's just like baseball -- so many rules. We teach him to play smart ball.
Dismissal is staggered by age so no one waits around. If you have an older son in the program and want a younger one held until the later dismissal, ask for it on the registration form — there is no charge.
PreK and Pre-1A
12:15 – 1:20
Ends promptly.
1st and 2nd grade
12:45 – 1:45
3rd through 5th grade
12:45 – 1:55
Last dismissal.

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