One of the primary goals of physical education is for students to gain the motivation to continue to be physically active outside of curriculum time. The purpose of this study was to use a case study approach to examine elementary students' responses to Sport Education and how it influenced their choice to participate in the same sports during lunch recess. The Trans-Contextual Model of motivation (TCM) was used as a deductive lens to qualitatively examine this synergy. Findings revealed that Sport Education was effective in satisfying the students' basic psychological needs in physical education and specifically promoting male students' participation in the lunch recess context. Sport Education has the potential to promote trans-contextual participation if students' autonomy support is also facilitated within the extra-curricular sport context.