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This story originally appeared in the May/June issue of ESPNHS Magazine. Stacy Lewis is a study in perseverance. Diagnosed at 11 with scoliosis, a condition causing lateral curvature of the spine, she spent her teenage years outside Houston wea...

It's the holy grail of sport: a championship. You lift weights for it. You practice for it. You study for it. All to experience that moment on top. That one thing that can confirm, without question, that it's all worthwhile. Phil Jackson, coach of...

A new study highlights the heightened danger to young athletes who suffer concussions and sustain new head blows before they've fully recovered.

After a rough beginning on the football field, Second Baptist's Connor Wood relied on advice from his brother and constant film study to become one of the nation's top quarterbacks.

Harrison Barnes is an honor roll student who plays the saxophone and leads a Bible study group. Oh yeah, he's also the nation's No. 1 hoops recruit

Critter Dawsey will suit up with her sister at Berry College in its first ever softball season.

Recent studies show that young female athletes are up to eight times more likely to tear their ACLs than their male counterparts. Rachel Quon and Bri Rodriguez are part of this disturbing trend.

Dentarius Locke has always had a passion for track, but it wasn't until he transferred to Chamberlain and began focusing on his studies that he really took off

Donavan Tate is a two-sport All-American and a potential first-round pick in June's MLB Draft. How does the Cartersville (Ga.) senior make it look so easy?

Downingtown West's Brian Forgue is one of the nation's best defenders and has led his team to the brink of a title. This season, his opponents may be nothing more than a witness to greatness.

University High (Ill.) senior volleyball star Ogonna Nnamani possesses the perfect combination of athleticism, academics and citizenship.

Fairfield Prep (Conn.) senior Brian McGovern has become one of the nation's top runners.