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After reluctantly agreeing to coach cross-country, high school basketball Coach John Harrison helps the least likely runner attempt the impossible in the biggest race of the year.
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After reluctantly agreeing to coach cross-country, high school basketball Coach John Harrison helps the least likely runner attempt the impossible in the biggest race of the year.
Rating:PG
Genre:Drama
Written By:Alex Kendrick, Stephen Kendrick
In Theaters:8/23/2019
Box Office:$38,026,103
Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Kendrick Brothers
Cast
Alex Kendrick
Director
Alex Kendrick
John Harrison
Priscilla C. Shirer
Olivia Brooks
Cameron Arnett
Thomas Hill
Shari Rigby
Amy Harrison
Aryn Wright-Thompson
Hannah Scott
Denise Armstrong
Barbara Scott
Jack Sterner
Ethan Harrison
Caleb Kendrick
Will Harrison
Joshua Kendrick
Jeff Baker / Basketball Player / Referee
Chuck Hasty
Knight's Coach
Joseph Curtis Callender
Keith Wright
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