Drama
A basketball prodigy must navigate a maze of pressure if he's going to overcome the odds against him and learn what it truly means to have swagger.


All eyes are on Jace, a 14-year-old basketball phenom in the DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia), who joins a team coached by Ike, a former rising star.

Ike merges with another basketball program to form a powerhouse team, while a determined Jace struggles to regain his #1 ranking.

Jace competes with Nick to claim the top spot in the DMV, as Ike confronts his past.

As Swagger DMV go up against the G-Dubs, Jace will have to decide what's most important—a personal win or a team win.

After Crystal shares a secret with Jace, he worries about her safety and tries to help.

Jace and his teammates deal with the aftermath of their actions. Musa finds out his grandfather has COVID-19.

Six months after the season shutdown, Swagger DMV embark on a road trip and play in a tournament where they're confronted with racism.

Swagger DMV return home as social media sensations but face an uphill climb to qualify for nationals.

Ike and Jace set aside their differences to take on a former rival who stands between them and nationals.

An injured Jace considers ignoring doctor's orders, risking his health for the sake of Swagger DMV.

Isaac 'Ike' Edwards

Jace Carson

Crystal Jarrett

Jenna Carson

Drew Murphy

Royale Hughes

Meg Bailey


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Nick Mendez

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Emory Price