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Noah is thrilled when he is asked to join the track team, but before he can succeed, he must overcome his past.

Bill Tyler, his privileges taken away due to a failing grade in English, decides to distract himself by training for a triathlon race, but he soon learns that avoiding the things that are difficult in life is no way to handle problems.

Mr. Walker, the new homeroom teacher, invites overweight Toby Morton to join a new running team.

The Brunswick Valley School soccer team's star goalie has a progressive eye disease and teammate Linh-Mai helps him through the changes that will occur.

The friendly Saturday soccer games between Brunswick Valley and a neighboring town suddenly get too serious when the parents of some of the players get a coach and now the kids have to find a way to bring their games back to the way they were.

The hostility of their school's principal forces the students of Brunswick Valley to organize their own soccer team.

Star hockey player Peter Kuiksak has started to adjust to his new life in Edmonton, but all of the attention he is receiving from fans and agents begins to go to his head.

Jay Hirtle must make a difficult choice to either quit basketball for the season or play alongside his former enemy on the Centreville team when his family's house burns down and they have to move in with their grandfather and switch schools.

A black high school track star depends on speed in his legs to make him forget the pain of breaking up with his girl.

Text and photos present instructions in playing basketball, and some outstanding players present their own pointers and philosophy of the game.