Maddox, Jake

Brandon's junior high school basketball team is struggling to make the playoffs, and Brandon is starting to feel that his bad luck is dragging them down--and when their bus breaks down on the way to the big game, Brandon has to turn luck into opportunity.

Twelve-year-old friends Ted and Ashley are finally old enough to go to Kart Kamp in the summer, where they meet Gil Stevens, son of a famous driver, but soon Ted's competitive instincts start to get the better of him, and camp becomes less about learning than winning.

Wildcats center PJ Harris is the tallest player on the team, and everyone expects him to be a natural on the court. He's an all-star, except for one thing - he's horrible at free throws. Can he solve his problem in time to earn back the respect of his coach and teammates and himself?.

Andrew has been working overtime on improving his speed with his older brother. Can he pull it out and help his team win?.

In the biggest game of the year, Noah is on the bench as usual. But when another player is injured, Coach puts Noah in and soon, the outcome of the game rests on his shoulders.

The Huskies are the biggest and best team in the conference, and the Wildcats lose to them every time. This year, Coach thinks they have a chance. Star quarterback Carlos Suarez is key to making it happen.

Isaac Roth's dream is to be the highest-scoring forward ever on the basketball, but the problem is that Isaac is short. Coach Turnbull thinks he'd be a better point guard than a forward, since he's fast and small. Will Isaac be able to change his dream and play for the team, or will he give up on the sport he loves?.

Trey Smith, the captain of the Wildcats, knows he's one of the best players on the team. He doesn't worry about anything when he's on the court. But then he finds out that he knows someone on a rival team. It's his cousin, Pete. And to make matters worse, they're assigned to guard each other. How can Trey play when he'll have to beat his cousin to win?.

There are five guys on the Wildcats who always start, but forward Daniel Friedland isn't one of them. But when the star forward goes on vacation, Daniel gets his chance at the spotlight. Daniel has worked hard at improving his free throws, but he's terrible at layups, and everybody knows it. He'll need to work hard if he wants to be a starting Wildcat.

Logan moved to Westfield a year ago, and this season, he'll be playing against some of his old friends. Will they see him as a traitor? Will he be able to be loyal to his new team without making his old friends mad?.