More Than a Game

Sam Williamson is a 16-year-old girl with severe autism. She thrives on routine, numbers, and patterns but struggles with social interaction and sensory overload. Her world is small, predictable, and carefully structured-until football enters the equation.

Her older sister Alex was once a rising star in the sport but mysteriously quit playing. Despite that, she still attends every training session, where she unofficially coaches Sam, recognizing that football gives her a unique way to connect with the world. Meanwhile, their eldest sister Leah holds the family together, balancing work, college, and her siblings' complicated lives.

As Sam learns the game, she faces skepticism from coaches, teammates, and even her own family. But her ability to see patterns in the chaos of football gives her a strategic edge no one expects. Through setbacks, triumphs, and the unwavering support of her sisters, Sam embarks on a journey that challenges perceptions-not just about autism but about what it truly means to be a team player.