Dylan has been looking forward to the Midwinter Meltdown Tournament for months. He knows this will be the year his hockey team wins. Then a pre-season injury takes him out of the game. Even though his wrist is healing, he's too weak to play. Can Dylan be part of the team if he's stuck on the bench?

Although Dylan's wrist is healing from the pre-season injury, can he be part of the team if he is stuck on the bench?

Kyle wants to be a great hockey player just like his older brother, but to do that, he must focus all of his energy on the game and not be distracted by a teammate's injury.

Christopher and his sister, Sarah, travel to Australia to raft down the Franklin River with their Uncle Nathan. Christopher is afraid to admit he's nervous. Rainy weather has left the river higher than normal. At first, their trip seems fine, but before long, the whitewater starts churning. When the water gets rough, will Christopher be able to hang on, or will he find himself in too deep?

At Top Speed Race Camp, Dylan meets his new partner, Jo. He’s shocked. Jo is not at all what he expected. How can Dylan build the best race car and beat Robby when his partner is a girl?

Jake Maddox has been thrilling sports fans with action-packed stories for years. Now with this new collection of riveting tales, Jake takes the action to the ice. In Hockey Rink Heroes, readers can cheer on the main characters as they work to achieve victory and to overcome injuries, sibling rivalry, and other obstacles both on and off the rink. With easy-to-read, action-packed text, these fun and engaging stories will inspire sports fans of all ages.

Moving away from River City, Logan Meltzer now plays for the Westfield Wildcats and must play against his friends, the River City Cyclones.

Since Derek is now the tallest player on his basketball team, the coach decides to have him play center but Jason, the former center, has little confidence in Derek and will not pass him the ball.

Wildcats center PJ Harris is the tallest player on the team. Everyone expects him to be a natural on the court. He's an all-star, except for one thing. He's horrible at free throws. When a game comes down to PJ's free throws making the difference between win or lose, he freaks! Can he solve his problem in time to earn back the respect of his coach and teammates and himself?

Eleven-year-old Jack Wickman is tired of skating in his big sister's shadow, after all she is five years older and a goalie (on the boys' team!) and he skates center so they really should not be compared to each other--he is convinced that he has the hockey talent, so all he needs is the chance to make a breakaway of his own.