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Head Coach and Pastor, Denny Duron, leads the Evangel Christian Academy football team in their quest for a 15th State Championship. Off the field, he mentors students as they tackle life's difficulties.
Evangel looks to rebound from their first loss. Day Day is mentored by Gabe. Peyton and his girlfriend share a romantic tailgate while Jacob says goodbye to his brother Blake before he heads off for more cancer treatment.
Evangel Christian Academy starts the season against powerhouse the Neville Tigers. Head Coach and Pastor Denny Duron must then prepare the team for their next opponent while mentoring his players through life’s difficult challenges.
After losing to Westgate, the team undergoes a brutal week of conditioning practice. One player faces consequences for his choices. Jacob celebrates his birthday. The team faces off against a fierce Woodlawn team.
Gabe deals with his suspension. The boys rehearse for a dance benefit for Jacob's brother. The team trains an offensive lineman to play defense against Northwood, whom they haven’t beaten in 3 years.
Tristan deals with his mothers recent death. A new kicker joins the team, making her Evangels first female player. An old friend returns to check out the helmet cart before Evangels toughest test yet.
Evangel prepares for its game against its fiercest rival: Huntington. The boys raise money to help Jacob's family. An aggressive moment in the Huntington game challenges DayDay.
The Eagles prepare for their final game against Booker T. Washington while balancing Homecoming Week. All the Seniors are honored at the Kings & Queens Ceremony. Romance is in the air at Homecoming.
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