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E:60 investigates the potential dangers of energy drinks for student-athletes, following the seizures and 36-hour coma of Dakota Sailor, a football player at Carl Junction (Carl Junction, Mo.).

John Brenkus, host of Sport Science, stops by E:60 to explain the effects of Second Impact Syndrome on football players.

E:60 tells the story of Preston Plevretes, permanently disabled on the football field in 2005 while playing for La Salle. Plevretes suffered Second Impact Syndrome, a rare condition that can result in death.

The best player on the Plant City Little League team is a 13-year-old girl. Chelsea Baker, taught the knuckleball by Joe Niekro, has not lost a sanctioned game in four years.

Girls' lacrosse helmet debate on E:60.

The story of the Haitian girls soccer team at the CONCACAF U17 tournament aired Aug. 5 on E:60.

Bryce Harper, at the time playing for the College of Southern Nevada, talks with ESPN's Rachel Nichols about growing up as a baseball prodigy.

The story of the Haitian girls soccer team at the CONCACAF U17 tournament aired April 27 on E:60.

Aplington-Parkersberg (Aplington, Iowa) coach Ed Thomas leads the clean-up of the school -- and town -- after a devastating tornado last spring.

Aplington-Parkersberg (Aplington, Iowa) coach Ed Thomas led the clean-up of the school -- and town -- after a devastating tornado last spring. That summer, he was murdered by former player Mark Becker.

Deejay Brown is a 15 year old freshman point guard at South Kent School in Connecticut. This is the story of his life growing up without his stepdad, who is in prison for stabbing his mother, and Deejay.

Can blind basketball player Matt Steven make two free throws to win the game for his high school, St. Laurence (Upper Darby, Pa.)?