Clinics/Camps/Clubs
Clinics
Clubs
Club Teams
In addition to varsity and junior varsity sports, Germantown Academy also provides its student-athletes with a chance to participate in club sports.
- A Club Sport is an activity supported by Germantown Academy. A club may or may not have financial support from the activities budget of the Upper School. Clubs participants are generally responsible for fees associated with competition, equipment, uniforms, travel, and other program expenses that may not be covered by the school.
- A Trial Sport is a sport that is supported by the athletic department, but does not have varsity status.
- A Varsity Sport is a sport that is supported by the athletic department, including varsity letters and certificates.
Germantown Academy Aquatic Club (GAAC)
GAAC is a year-round swimming and diving program offering training and competition opportunities throughout the year. Swim training is available six days a week, and diving five days a week. Our 120+ members range from beginners to Olympic hopefuls, with a place for anyone who loves the water and strives for excellence.
Middle School Ice Hockey
The GA Middle School Ice Hockey Club is open to experienced players in grades 5–8 who are looking to develop their skills in a competitive, team-focused environment. This coed team competes in the Middle School Hockey League at Ice Line in West Chester. Players are required to have their own equipment and are expected to commit to games and team activities throughout the season, which runs from October through March.
Girls on the Run
Girls on the Run (GOTR) is an evidence-based program that helps girls in grades 3-5 build confidence, develop healthy habits, and strengthen social, emotional, and physical skills through movement and teamwork. Led by Head of Lower School Sue Szczpkowski 1760 and trained GA coaches, the season runs from February through May with practices held on campus twice a week.
Stride
An interactive program with a focus on fun and fitness. Boys in grades 3-5 explore and discuss various topics promoting the “whole person” while building fitness and confidence to help them complete a 5K.
