TSN Originals | Feature Length Sports Documentaries

In September 2023, Maya Turner became the first woman to score points in a USports football game. But this was no token opportunity. This was about results. Dave Naylor has the story in this TSN Original - Maya.

Dillon Brooks has been painted as a villain, agitator, instigator and a pest but while he has accepted and even relished his role as 'the bad guy,' not many people know the true Dillon. The brother, son and fan favourite opened up about his origins as Risk Westhead travelled to Brooks' new home in Houston to find out, who is Dillon Brooks?

Montreal Alouettes running back William Stanback has had a rough couple of years. Family tragedy and injuries have tested him but on this Thanksgiving weekend Stanback is focusing on what he has rather than what he has lost. Appropriately he chooses to be “Thankful”.

A little more than a decade ago, Atlanta Falcons defensive tackle David Onyemata was a Nigerian visa student at the University of Manitoba, looking for a way to fill up his time. He chose football even though he didn't know the first thing about the sport. Dave Naylor shares how that decision changed Onyemata's life in the TSN Original: The Experiment.

Ottawa’s Jesse Luketa is set to begin his second season with the NFL’s Arizona Cardinals. When Jesse was a 13-year-old kid looking for guidance and inspiration, he reached out to a football idol who shared his Congolese heritage - CFL linebacker Henoc Muamba, or ''Nocs'' as Jesse calls him. Dave Naylor shares what happened next in the TSN Original: Opportunity Nocs.

When Canada won gold in soccer at the Tokyo Olympics, midfielder Quinn became the first out trans and nonbinary gold medalist. Closing in on their 90th cap, at this World Cup they would like to be known for more than that. Although well aware of a world that expresses the feeling ranging from confusion to outright hatred toward the trans community, Quinn bravely reveals their authentic self in this TSN Original.

During Black History month last year, we told the story of Daniel and Gem Winter and their experience with the game of hockey. They were receiving guidance from Darryl Devonish, a former player at St. Mike’s who was impacted by racism in the sport and on a mission to give marginalized youth a better experience. Here’s a recap of that story along with an inspiring update.

Canada opened its arms to Milan Borjan’s family after fleeing war-torn Serbia in 2000. And now, the 6’5 goalkeeper is repaying his adopted country the only way he knows how. Rick Westhead with our TSN Original – The Give Back.

Canada's Tajon Buchanan is the strong silent type but his play speaks volumes. Life on the pitch used to be quiet for the Brampton, Ontario native but early hardships and the support of his family have fueled his fierce determination to succeed. Now, Buchanan is at the World Cup and life is anything but quiet. Matthew Scianitti shares his story in the TSN Original: Beyond the Quiet.