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Ben practices a new move that he hopes will help his soccer team make it to the league play-offs, but has trouble executing it on the field and worries he does not have what it takes to win.

In Kalamazoo, Michigan, eight-year-old Derek Jeter, who dreams of playing for the New York Yankees, learns what it takes to be a champion on and off the field.

When the coach of his middle school summer soccer team retires Andre, his friend Cullen, and their teammates are horrified, and when their new coach implements some highly unusual training methods Cullen is so frustrated that he quits the team--but Andre sticks with it, hoping that there is method in the madness that will lead to a championship.

Nick Crandall's new foster parents are both professors who know nothing about sports, and his new teammates feel he is too young to play varsity baseball; but Nick is out to prove that he belongs not only to his team, but to his parents as well.

Fifteen-year-old Drew "True" Robinson loves being the best point-guard prospect in high school basketball, but learns the consequences of fame through a former player, as well as through the man who expects to be his manager when True reaches the NBA.

SpongeBob and Patrick try out for the Krusty Krab soccer team, and when SpongeBob discovers that he is a skilled player, he also learns that being a good soccer player involves teamwork as well as scoring goals.

Preparing for his first all-star baseball game, Ben finds his confidence shaken when he is hit by a pitch and by the increasingly erratic behavior of his teammate, Justin, whose parents are going through a divorce.

Two boys, an English speaker and a Spanish speaker, play soccer together.

Barbie joins a gymnastics team and takes part in a competition.

When Kristoff sees some children getting ready for a tobaggan race, he tells Anna that he has always wanted to compete in the Ice Games, and she and Elsa agree to make up a team with him--with no magic involved.