Host Lauren Thompson leads us through some of the most inspiring stories in sports. We start in St. Louis where NHL forward Jaden Schwartz has made an impact in the community. After his sister lost her battle with leukemia in 2011, Jaden started an organization in her name that raises awareness for bone marrow donors and recipients. And we see firsthand the impact the organization has made. Then, we race down the track to a story of an unbreakable bond between racers Robert Wickens and James Hinchcliffe. The two grew up together and both became professional racers. Even when tragedy struck their careers, they were always there to help each other through the darkest days. We keep the speed up on the track, but this time with sprinter Noah Lyles. He's a world-class sprinter but has many more talents. Lyles balances both sides of the brain and continues to thrive on each side. Plus, the story of one of the youngest recruits in college sports. At just 12 years old, Brad Dalke was offered a scholarship to play golf at the University of Oklahoma. But would this dream come true be too much pressure for such a young athlete?