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Remember the Goal (2016)
A new female coach fresh out of college takes over the cross country program at an all girls private Christian school and tries to lead them to their first state title.
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A new female coach fresh out of college takes over the cross country program at an all girls private Christian school and tries to lead them to their first state title.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dave Christiano
In Theaters:8/26/2016
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Dave Christiano
Director
Allee Sutton Hethcoat
Courtney Smith-Donnelly
Quinn Alexis
Anna Glass
Sydney Marks
Heidi Olson
Jayla Palmer
Shelby Opal
Lacy Hartselle
Kristen Sims
Margaret Tant
Rebecca Shackelford
McKensie Miller
Katelyn Vann
Wynn Reichert
Anna's Father
Dean Kostlich
Ken Prader
Abby Glover
Youth Group Member
Mary Meyer
Rebecca’s mother
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