An English Premier League soccer team helps Harlem youth.
An Olympic fencer makes history; two of golf's longest drivers are sisters.
An Olympic wrestler illustrates the value of hard work; inspired by his children, a father creates an all-girls golf league. Lauren Thompson hosts.
Wayde van Niekerk shares the secret to his success; Lauren Thompson hosts.
Sprinter Allyson Felix is inspired by her grandmother.
A teen phenom soars to the top of the figure skating world.
A teen equestrian sets his sights on the Olympics. Lauren Thompson hosts.
An Olympic luger explores her small-town roots. Lauren Thompson hosts.
Gold medalist Mikaela Shiffrin shares her love of singing and dancing.
Snowboarders and skiers reach new heights with stories from the slopes.
Skier Gus Kenworthy takes a life-changing trip to Uganda.
Quarterback Kirk Cousins opens up about his relationship with his father.
New Jersey Devils center Brian Boyle overcomes a battle with cancer.
Adam Scott's father reflects on his son's career on the PGA Tour.
Host Lauren Thompson profiles golfer Justin Thomas and his breakout 2017 season, as well as a family of horse trainers who have created a lasting legacy.
A hockey coach goes back to college; a runner aims for the Olympics.
A Michigan teen finds his way out of homelessness through caddying.
A NASCAR pit crew is profiled during the Daytona 500.
Lauren Thompson dives in with swimming prodigy Reece Whitley, learns how the Harlem Lacrosse school is bettering their students and skates with a U.S. sled hockey powerhouse program.
Deshaun Watson's childhood was impacted by an NFL star; golfer Lauren Artis stops at nothing to make a difference; Bryson DeChambeau's win at the U.S. Amateur ultimately saved his father’s life.
Baseball player Jacob Steinberg's injury shifted his dreams; the Sadekar sisters are changing to way we look at golf; two sisters line up on opposite teams at the Olympics.
Paralympic gold medal winner Alana Nichols; former Navy lieutenant and rising stock car race Jesse Iwuji; U.S. Open winner Dustin Johnson; African-American speed skater, Maame Biney.
Professional racecar driver Bubba Wallace; South Korean golfer Se-ri Pak; MMA fighters Frank Shamrock and Tito Ortiz play a round of golf with Sugar Ray Leonard; the Lexington horse school.
Gary Smith combats Parkinson's with golf; the rivalry of U.S. and Canadian women's hockey, which came down to a penalty shot at the 2018 Olympics; Washington, D.C., hockey family the Weismans.
Inside the new Olympic sport of competitive surfing; NHL Stanley Cup champion John Carlson tours his hometown; golfer Traden Karch deals with memory loss after a car accident.
NHL defenseman Nate Schmidt's upbringing molded him into the ideal teammate; Matt Parziale's hometown is always there for its own; Olympic silver medalist Gus Kenworthy takes a camera and his skis to southwest Uganda.
Peter King explores NFL football player Saquon Barkley's upbringing; pro golfer Mel Reid discusses how her recent success is measured by the loss of her mother; plus a look at the hockey-playing Brandt sisters and Marty Fleckman's golf career.
Swimmer Carson Foster is training to achieve his dreams; NASCAR driver Erik Jones' '65 Corvette is the car that means most to him; how a fatherly rivalry sparked Elise Deschaine's career; and how Raymond Floyd's wife was the key to his U.S. Open win.
A look at Junior Waqaves' quest to become the LeBron James of rugby; Joey Logano helps sick kids who love NASCAR; golf helps Allyn Stephens overcome Hurricane Harvey's devastation.
Lawson Craddock rebuilds his home racetrack after Hurricane Harvey; Albane Valenzuela hits the links with brother Alexis; Bryson DeChambeau's win brings new life to his father.
Sonoma Raceway's Steve Page helps put his community back on track; Mackenzie McRee overcomes scoliosis; Olympic gold medalists Monique and Jocelyne Lamoureux are leaders for gender equality.
Underdog cyclist John Degenkolb raised funds to rebuild the track he grew up racing on; Uriah St. Lewis and his family's hard work won a Grade 1 title after 30 years of training horses.
Tae kwan do champion Aaliyah Powell's journey began with her older sisters; Avery Zweig uses her talents to raise money for a sick custodian at her school; the new Olympic sport of surfing.
Quinn Hughes and brother Jack are the NHL's next great hockey family; Jody Duff uses golf to engage her students with disabilities; NASCAR driver Ryan Newman and his wife run Rescue Ranch.
Stanley Cup champion Jim Paek tells the story of his success as the head hockey coach of the South Korean Olympic National Team; Don Byers joins a collegiate golf team at age 61.
Host Lauren Thompson shares inspiring stories in sports, including NHL forward Jaden Schwartz's work to raise awareness for bone marrow donors and recipients.
Swimmer Brad Snyder found confidence in the pool after losing his vision while in the military; young golfers Bella Leonhart and Ryder Carlson play no matter the circumstances.
The Bald Eagles are a hockey team made up of athletes in their seventies; NFL assistant coach Katie Sowers is leading the charge in changing the perception of women in sports; Shane Caldwell's story of battling cancer shows the power of sports.
Paralympic athlete Tatyana McFadden inspires with hard work and dedication; Junior Waqavesi is becoming one of the best young rugby players today with help from veteran teammates; young athlete Max Jacobson hasn't let a heart condition stop him.
Racing driver Sam Schmidt was paralyzed by an accident on the track, but it didn't stop him from continuing his racing world success; hockey Olympic gold medalist Shelley Looney inspires as a coach; German golfer Leonie Harm is making waves.
Jesselyn Silva may be small but she's one of the best young boxers in the world; the SMU golf team supported their coach Jason Enloe when tragedy struck his family; Se Ri Pak's inspiring LPGA win put South Korea on the golf map.
Denny Hamlin started from humble beginnings to become one of the premier racers in NASCAR; Dutch cyclist Annemiek van Vleuten worked hard to recover from a devastating racing crash; pole vaulter Flo Meiler began her track and field career in her 70s.
IndyCar driver Will Power persevered to win the Indy 500; Texas A&M golfer Cameron Champ faced challenges on and off the course; Bryson DeChambeau's Amateur Open win helped save his father's life; swimmer Carson Foster works a disciplined regime.
Lauren Thompson takes a look back at the star-studded 2016 men's and women's swim teams and the historic 2016 gymnastics team, "The Final Five"; plus, the incredible story of sportswriter Nick Edmund, who put down his typewriter to pick up his clubs.
Fencer Kamali Thompson trains for the Olympics while in medical school to become an orthopedic surgeon; veteran Rick Morales returned from overseas service to find solace in his sport; sprinter Noah Lyles is primed for another shot at Olympic gold.
Lauren Thompson introduces future stars of swimming, water polo and cycling; Kerri Walsh Jennings is ready for a new challenge with a new teammate; world-class sprinter Allyson Felix shows no signs of slowing down; a Special Olympics golf program.
Megan Blunk leads the U.S. wheelchair basketball team; Rayshon Payton is taking the lessons he learned on the golf course to Capitol Hill; Tatyana McFadden's will to be great has been with her since day one; Brad Snyder inspires in the pool.
Simone Biles' meteoric rise took the world by storm; Katie Ledecky shares an inside glimpse on life at the top of the podium; Sue Bird gives insight on her success outside of the WNBA; the Special Olympics golf program creates memories and leaders.
Runner Craig Engels' life is anything but a marathon; football star George Kittle's big personality helps him shine in the biggest moments; Brad Dalke was the youngest ever to be offered a golf scholarship; Jesselyn Silva is boxing's next big thing.
The Nashville Sled Preds are heroes on and off the ice; the memory of Mandi Schwartz helps those in need thanks to her brother, hockey star Jaden Schwartz; Reuben Kauffman was raised in the Amish community, then found his way onto a racing crew.
Superfan Laila Anderson became the St. Louis Blues' good luck charm on their way to the 2019 Stanley Cup; driver Joey Logano has had someone in the passenger seat since his legendary career began; coach Katie Sowers is rising through the NFL's ranks.
Softball star Monica Abbott takes her talents to a new team and culture when she moves to play professionally in Japan; the first-ever U.S. Olympic surfing team shares a firsthand look; plus, behind the wheel with driver Jimmie Johnson.
When driver Daniel Suárez first arrived in Charlotte from Mexico, someone significant took him under his wing; surfer Carissa Moore rides to the first U.S. Olympic surfing squad; Charlie Capalbo's brother dished him the greatest assist.
