A documentary that tells the true spirited story of three brave athletes. Tatyana McFadden age 17, Hannah McFadden age 10 and Juan Chavarria age 16, are patients of the Shriner’s Hospital for Children.

The McFadden sisters were adopted from Russia at a very young age and brought to America, and currently reside in Clarksville, Maryland.

Tatyana was born with Spina Bifida, which makes her incapable of using her legs. However, this does not hinder her to participate in physical activities. Tatyana is involved with wheelchair racing, basketball, table tennis and swimming.

Hannah was diagnosed with Proximal Femoral Focal Deficiency also known as PFFD, which prevented her left leg from being fully developed. Just like her sister, Hannah also loves to participate in wheelchair racing, basketball, table tennis and swimming.

Juan was born in Columbia, and currently resides in Tampa, Fl. He has been around the world seeing many doctors but still his diagnosis remains unknown and his condition is very similar to Spina Bifida. Unable to use his legs he enjoys playing basketball but his passion is for swimming.

These three young courageous children do not allow their disabilities to slow them down or even worse give up hope. The Shriners assists them to live their life to the fullest.

Going for the Gold won the following awards:

	Honorable Mention