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Sylvester has been playing baseball so badly this season that the coach has him warming the bench. When Cheeko, an ex-ballplayer, offers to show him a few pointers, he improves dramatically. But why can't Sylvester shake the feeling that there's something fishy about Cheeko

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Newcomer Kirby Childs overcomes obstacles to find his spot on a new roller hockey team.

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In Snap Decision, seventh grader Chase Clark has the opportunity to play on the varsity football team. But when his best friend is injured, telling the truth about what happened costs him their friendship. Then Chase is accused of cheating and suspended from the team himself. How can he find the faith to do whats right when everything goes wrong

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Dennis O'Malley is a master on his skateboard and wants to try his hand at snowboarding. A bad skiing accident has left him afraid, and he begins to doubt his abilities on the board. Can Dennis overcome his fears on the slopes in time to prove his rivals wrong

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Brotherly competition goes too far in this exciting snowboarding novel classic.

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The tenth entry in Matt Christopher's Soccer 'Cats features fullback Alan Minter

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The eleventh title in a new Matt Christopher series featuring the co-ed soccer team.

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The ninth entry in Matt Christopher's SOCCER 'CATS features fullback Ted Gaddy

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Jeff Thompson is delighted to be picked as captain of Sanford Primary School's football team. With an enthusiastic new teacher and a team full of talent - not least that of loner Gary Clarke, with his flashes of goal-scoring brilliance - he is determined to lead Sandford to success.

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'WHAT A WAY TO END THE SEASON!'

The football season may be drawing to a close, but Luke Crawford - skipper, player-manager and coach of the Swillsby Swifts Sunday League team - is still full of running . With soccer-mad Luke on the loose, there are bound to be plenty of shocks in store for everyone before the final whistle blows .

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Originally published in 1996 by Delacorte Press.

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A sweet and heart-warming story about a young girl who wants nothing more than to play soccer, in a town where there is no girls' team.

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It's the beginning of the season and Chris Weston, captain of Danebridge School football team, knows that his team needs goalscorers - players to put the ball in the back of the net. Two younger boys show promise - nimble Jamie, who can dribble round any opponent, and moody, overweight David (known as Pud), whose cannonball shots are unstoppable.

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How about producing one for me, eh'
Chris Weston, goalie and team captain of Danebridge school football team, can hardly believe it when his team - fighting relegation - make it to the semi-finals of the Cup! Can Chris keep his head and focus on his football

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Danebridge School football team are through to the Cup Final and Andrew Weston, who plays in a key position in defence, can hardly wait for the big day. For the match clashes with an important family occasion - and their mother insists that they must drop out of the match!

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The end of the season is approaching and Danebridge School football team faces relegation down a league - unless they can win a few last-minute games. Can Chris Weston, their skipper and goalkeeper, pull the team together and get the vital results the team needs so badly If he fails, it's the big drop for Danebridge...

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For the referee - Shenby's new sports teacher - might as well be playing for Shenby. All his decisions go their way!

Can Chris, with the help of his brother Andrew, find a way of making sure their next match against Shenby - a vital league clash - will be a fair one

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The big freeze is wrecking the team's soccer season - they haven't played a proper match for two months and the novelty of playing indoors has long worn off.

But then Jamie's father books them in for sessions on the all-weather pitches at the new sports centre, and they find themselves taking part in an exciting triangular tournament.

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It's September, and Andrew Weston can hardly wait to get back to school. When a young winger for the Selworth team gives Andrew a few bad moments, Andrew suspects that his debut match for the school team won't be easy at all.

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Andrew Weston is overjoyed when he wins a SPOT THE BALL competition and gets the chance to form a five-a-side football team and take part in a special weekend tournament.

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But the season gets off to a disastrous start and no-one, especially bullying Luke Bradshaw, can forget the good old days when Chris's brother Andrew and his friends led the team to victory.

There's only one way for Chris to prove himself and his team.