Books in Wolfbay Wings series

As Shark's hockey game improves and he becomes a puck-hog, he alienates himself from his teammates and discovers that a nickname must be earned, not taken for granted

After the coach of the Wolfbay Wings leaves the team and takes five of the team's best players with him, rookie hockey player Dixon Woods must do all he can to make the team the champions they once were, despite the devastating loss of his coach and teammates. Original.

The Wolfbay Wings get a new weapon to use this season, bodychecking, and all the members in the league are using it, but Boot does not feel comfortable doing this to other players, decides to take a stand against it, and, in the process, risks his place on the team. Simultaneous.

Zip and Kenny had been close friends, until Kenny left the Wolfbay Wings to play for the rival team, now Zip must control his anger and channel it to become the best goalie possible to save his team from finishing in last place. Original.

When the grade-school basketball coach approaches Prince and asks him to join the team, Prince finds himself facing a serious dilemma as he must decide whether to pursue the sport he loves, hockey, or choose the game everyone else thinks he should play. Simultaneous.

The Wolfbay Wings get a new weapon to use this season, bodychecking, and all the members in the league are using it, but Boot does not feel comfortable doing this to other players, decides to take a stand against it, and, in the process, risks his place on the team.

Dooby hopes he will be elected team captain at the start of the Wings' Peewee season, but when the new girl on the hockey team gets the position, Dooby's anger hinders his performance and he soon realizes that the new captain isn't doing such a good job. Original.

When Zip and Cody--the coach's son, Wing's captain, high scorer, and guitar player--are hired for a musical gig the night before an important hockey game, Cody is forced to decide between team morale or a lot of money. Simultaneous.

At the start of the new ice hockey season, Woodsie alone believes that his teammates can pick themselves up after several key players defect to a rival team

When the Wings start playing clean, there's suddenly no room for the hard-hitting antics of the team's goon, Subtle, but when the team starts playing pretty, they also start losing. Simultaneous.

When Billy's overbearing, loud-mouthed, victory-obsessed father insists that his son spend twice as long at summer hockey camp as his teammates, Billy looks to his friends to help him finally stand up to his dad. Original.

Because Billy's father is overly involved in Billy's hockey training and continuously expects more from him, when the summer comes, Billy is told he must attend two weeks of training rather than only one and feels it is time for him to take a stand once and for all. Original.