Tier: Tier 1
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Line Chemistry
In hockey the three-player line is where the game actually happens. A devotional about the trust chemistry requires and what breaks it.
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The Long Season
Hockey plays more games than almost any other winter sport at the high school and college level. A devotional about sustaining excellence across a dense schedule.
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The Personal Record
In track and field, the most honest opponent you face is your previous self. A devotional about the personal record and what it means to compete against who you were.
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False Start
The race ended before it started. A devotional for the athlete who was disqualified before they had a chance to compete.
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The Invisible Athletes
The throwers, jumpers, and vaulters train for a moment that happens in a corner of the stadium while everyone watches the track. A devotional for the invisible athletes.
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The Relay
Four athletes. One baton. The handoff happens in a window measured in meters and fractions of seconds. A devotional about what the relay demands from a team.
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Weather, Surface, and Things You Cannot Control
Wind, rain, surface, heat. Track and field happens outdoors and the conditions are not consulted. A devotional about competing fully in what you cannot control.
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The Circle
The softball pitcher is the only player on the field who touches every pitch. A devotional about the particular weight of the circle.
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Small Ball
When the big hit doesn’t come, the game is won with singles, bunts, and stolen bases. A devotional about the discipline of small ball.
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The Double Header
One game is done. Another one starts in an hour. A brief devotional for the space between games of a doubleheader.