LEAP offers a wide range of enrichment opportunities throughout the school year. From robotics, to art, to drama, check back often as more opportunities are added!
LEAP offers many athletic sports opportunities throughout the school year and summer. Click below to browse the current offerings.
Summer is a great time to learn something new or improve upon your skills. LEAP offers and features local camp opportunities ranging from Youth Football to Young Americans Music Camps, to Robotics.
Throughout the school year and summer the Varsity and Middle School Cheer and Dance coaches offer additional opportunities to improve pom skills.
Choice Hoops Academy provides additional opportunities for elementary and middle school girls to find success with basketball.
Junior Roller Derby is open to students ages 8 - 17. Each 6 week session will have classes held on Sundays at TCAPS Montessori at Glenn Loomis.
LEAP, in partnership with ATA Martial Arts, offers a 4-week confidence course open to all Pre-K through 7th Grade Students.
Odyssey of the Mind is a creative problem-solving competition in which Students develop team-building skills by working in groups.
Robotics classes are open to elementary and middle school students. We have a variety of programming from VEX Robotics, Underwater Lego Classes, and other options to keep young minds engaged.
Traverse City Tritons Rowing, part of TCAPS Learning, Enrichment & Athletic Program (LEAP), provides opportunities for high school student-athletes grades 9th - 12th to develop teamwork and determination, make new friends and be out on the water.
Looking to stay active in the winter? LEAP has some great partnerships offering ways to get outdoors this winter.
Elementary Basketball is open to boys and girls in 2nd - 5th grade. Girls basketball is during the Fall, boys 4th-5th begin in the Winter, and 2nd-3rd meet in the Spring.
Elementary Cross-Country is open to boys and girls in 3rd - 5th grade. The season begins in September and will run for six weeks.
Elementary Flag Football is open to boys and girls in 2nd - 5th grade. The season begins on Monday, September 18th and will run for five weeks.
Elementary Tennis is open to boys and girls in 2nd - 5th grade. The season begins in May and will run for four-five weeks.
Elementary Track & Field is open to boys and girls in 4th - 5th grade. The season begins in April and will run for six weeks.
Elementary Volleyball is open to boys and girls in 4th - 5th grade. The season begins in February and will run for five - six weeks.
Elementary Cross-Country is open to boys and girls in Kindergarten - 5th grade. The season begins in January and will run for six weeks.
Middle School Basketball is open to students in 6th - 8th grade. Boys basketball begins in October, and Girls Basketball begins in January.
Middle School Cross-Country is open to students in 6th - 8th grade. Cross-Country begins in August, and will run for nine weeks.
Middle School Football is open to students in 7th - 8th grade. The season begins in August and will run for approximately nine weeks.
Middle School Girls Volleyball is open to students in 6th - 8th grade. The season begins in August and will run for approximately eight weeks.
Middle School Sideline Cheer is open to students in 6th - 8th grade. The season coincides with 7th - 8th grade Football will begin in August and run for approximately nine weeks.
Middle School Girls Softball is open to students in 6th - 8th grade. The season begins in April and runs for approximately eight weeks.
Middle School Tennis is open to students in 6th - 8th grade. Tennis brings students together in teams to play singles, doubles, and mixed doubles against other teams. Middle school tennis is six weeks in length and will begin in April.
Middle School Track & Field is open to students in 6th - 8th grade. The eight week season begins in April.
Middle School Wrestling is open to students in 6th - 8th grade. The nine - ten week season will begin in January.
WHO: Any girl entering grades 6-11 in Fall 2024
COST: $55 each (Snacks and camp shirt will be provided).
**To protect all participants, all players should to bring their own equipment**
FORMAT: Campers will be divided based on age and skill. Once divided, campers will be instructed on the following skills/principles:
Tuesday:
Basic stance and grip
Basic swing
Short Irons
Putting
Rules and Golf Etiquette
Wednesday:
Review of Stance and Swing
Long Irons and Metals
Chipping
Life Skills
Friday:
Basic Review
Playing on the course
Awards
TC WEST CONTACTS: Karl Gagnon, Head Golf Coach
karl@tcjga.com Cell Phone: 231-357-9818
Greg Gagnon, Assistant Golf Coach
Gagnongr@tcaps.net Cell : 231-360-5700
Amy Rickenberg , TC West AD Assist. : 231-933-7780
