When 13 year old twins Cameron and Isa finally meet a couple who are set on becoming there family will they trust them or will they shy away.

Read what happens when Trinity Lutheran University is born from the ashes of Carthage College and Concordia University-Wisconsin and how its women's lacrosse team becomes a beacon of how to love out loud on a college campus.

Audrey was around the US Women's national team for the first 18 years of her life, but something happened and she's been gone for almost 4 years. What's going to happen when she comes back?

Autophobia is defined as the specific phobia of isolation; a morbid fear of being egotistical, or a dread of being alone or isolated. Sufferers need not be physically alone, but just to believe that they are being ignored or unloved.

Stella has been working for to achieve her dream for 20 years, but not all of her family are supportive of her dream. How will Stella landing her dream job affect her daughter, her family, and her life?

Charlotte Jennifer Gordon, aka Charlie or C.J., is a sister, best friend, girlfriend, soccer player and ... best selling author. When she was just a teenager, she turned her journalling into a series of three novels that have since sold millions of copies worldwide. Only a handful of people know that the up and coming soccer star is also the individual behind the "Known Universe Series."

This story is about two twins who both play soccer and come from a rough home life. Soccer is their safe place. What happens when the USWNT visits the school and two particular players notice the twins? Read to find out! *Disclaimer* This story touches on the touchy subject of abuse, I won't always remember to put a trigger warning, so please be prepared ahead of time. Also, this story is like super gay, so if that's not you're thing, go ahead and leave now👋

Another crisis point has hit the US Women's National Team. Coming home from the Olympics without a medal for the second consecutive Games, the players turn on one another and in the process fracture the culture and sense of sisterhood the program has been known for. Can the help of a sports psychologist, combined with a change in environment, fix the problems, or will they fester during the five-week January camp in California?