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Jen Fitz-Roy doesn't let her spina bifida or her wheelchair slow her down on her way to becoming a world indoor rowing champion.

Uzbekistan native and world No. 52 tennis player Varvara Lepchenko is living the American dream.

Sydney Rutledge shares her love of polo.

Jenn Sommermann is attempting to do 50 triathlons in 50 states before she turns 50 (Hannah Storm/Brainstormin Productions).

Beverly Kearney survived a rough childhood and excelled as a track athlete and coach. Her fight to thrive after a devastating car crash nearly ended her life inspires her athletes to win.

Rutgers fifth-year senior Khadijah Rushdan has displayed courage and strength during her collegiate career.

Hockey player Kacey Bellamy has gone from being the only unwanted girl on an all-boys team to representing the USA in the Olympics.

Always looking for a new physical challenge, Maureen Shea found her calling in the ring. As the numbers in the win column continue to climb, Shea's reputation as the knockout queen grows.

Lizette Salas may be a new face on the LPGA Tour, but she's an old pro when it comes to playing the game.

Natalie Gianesello became a personal trainer after battling her own weight gain.

Payge McMahon completes her mother's bucket list.

Pat Genovese is the winningest lacrosse coach in Division III history.

Kelly Hansen is one of the youngest members of the Seven Continents Club, having run a marathon on every continent by 24 years old. She now helps marathoners raise money for charities.

Found in a box outside an orphanage as an infant, Jin Baseman was named Yin, which means "power." She's more than living up to the title.

For Illinois sophomore Jennifer Beltran, volleyball has provided a way out of one life and into another, thanks in no small part to the mentor she affectionately calls Dad.

It all started when she was just 8 years old: Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis stepped on the basketball court, and hasn't looked back.