After walking away from college swimming, this Purdue swimmer to triathlete found new purpose in sport—this time on his own terms. His story is about quiet discipline, unexpected comebacks, and discovering what it means to truly own your journey.

Lakareber Abe’s journey from First Tee to professional golf is shaped by family, groundedness, and growth—on and off the course. This is the story of a career built not just on talent, but on presence and purpose.

From backyard games in South Dakota to a starting role at Nebraska and a pro contract in Portugal, Theresa Binstock gave soccer everything. But it was in the quiet of what came next—grief, faith, and rediscovery—that she found who she really was.

From 4:30 a.m. practices to NCAA champion, Caitlin Olliff’s journey to the University of Arizona was fueled by discipline, sacrifice, and the pursuit of excellence.

After chasing his D1 wrestling dream, Patrick Mosley walked away burned out and broken. But two years later, he returned on his own terms—and finally found the joy he’d been missing. This is his story of quitting, redemption, and the kind of wrestling that heals instead of hurts.

Under the lights of the United Center, Kelly Krumwiede lived her dream. But it was everything that came after—uncertainty, reinvention, and rediscovery—that truly defined her.

Stephen Seliskar set a Purdue University school record in the 100-yard backstroke. But his success came from more than talent — it was built on family support, discipline, and hard-earned lessons he shares for the next generation.

The power of a dream. Hard work and grit took Anthony Grigsby Jr. from early morning workouts in Stockton to D1 football at Nevada — with coaches who invested in him far beyond the game.

Years of grit, resilience, and relentless effort led Kate Leachman to her dream of playing Division I soccer at Nebraska — balancing early mornings, grueling practices, and the demands of competing at the highest level.