Impact books. Jake Maddox

Josh and Charles must work together to try to stop someone who is attacking them while they play paintball.

Despite sabotage that put him in a wrist brace for two weeks, Nick is determined to win an upcoming skateboarding competition.

Kelcey, who wants to quit the basketball team, wonders if the mysterious Dr. C, who is running a basketball clinic, can convince her to love the game once more.

When Tony turns twelve and moves up to the next class of kart racing, he worries that he will never be able to compete against the older boys who have more experience.

Quarter-midget car racer Michael Haynes and his twin brother Mark, the team's mechanic, are used to winning their races, but when a new, unscrupulous racer starts competing, even causing Michael to be injured in a race, the twins are tempted to start using different tactics themselves.

When Max and Tyler start losing paintball matches to a new player named Ryan, Max is suspicious and sets out to prove that Ryan is cheating.

When Tanner moves to an exclusive new town he misses his old skate park, but with the help of the town bully and another new friend, Tanner thinks he can figure out a way to get a skate park built in Woodville.

After breaking his arm during the first day of try-outs last season, Robby is determined to make the football team this year, but to do so he must face his own fears and the bully who tackled him the year before.

Ed learns how to play disc golf while attending summer camp and looks forward to playing with his best friend Harry, and when Gordy, the star quarterback, shows interest, the boys try to convince the coach that Dribble Creek should have its own disc golf team.

Annie wants nothing more than to get back onto the girls' basketball team, and despite getting a late start to her day, she vows to not let anything get in her way.