She's the Man

Viola Hastings discovers that the girls' soccer team at Cornwall High has been disbanded, leaving her disheartened and without a team to play for. Her passion for soccer propels her to seek other options and redefine her path.

After pleading to join the boys' soccer team, Viola is met with rejection by the sexist coach Pistonek. Feeling frustrated and unsupported, she grapples with her desire to play the sport she loves.

Viola ends her relationship with her boyfriend Justin, who dismisses her ambition to play soccer. This breakup solidifies her determination to prove herself on the field.

Viola's twin brother, Sebastian, needs her help to impersonate him at Illyria while he is away for a band contest in London. Their parents are unaware of his plans, and Viola reluctantly agrees to step into his shoes.

Viola, with assistance from her friend Paul and her girlfriends, transforms into 'Sebastian' to attend Illyria. She prepares for her new life, aiming to join the boys' soccer team and lead them to victory.

Upon her arrival at Illyria, Viola becomes roommates with the charming Duke Orsino, who remains oblivious to her true identity as 'Sebastian.' Their interactions are filled with comedic misunderstandings, especially when Duke discovers unexpected items in 'Sebastian's' belongings.

During tryouts for the soccer team, Viola earns a second-string position. To maintain her disguise, she fabricates excuses to avoid removing her shirt and navigates the challenges of fitting in with the boys.

As 'Sebastian,' Viola finds herself in a complicated love triangle with Olivia, who develops a crush on 'Sebastian,' and Duke, who struggles with his feelings for both Olivia and 'Sebastian.' This leads to a series of heartfelt and comedic exchanges.

At the Junior League carnival, Viola juggles her dual identities while trying to avoid her mother and the jealous Monique. A nostalgic kiss between Duke and 'Sebastian' at the kissing booth ignites tensions when Justin arrives.

The chaos escalates when the real Sebastian unexpectedly returns home early. Viola must act quickly to protect her identity while navigating the growing complications of her lies.

During an intense soccer game against Cornwall, Principal Gold exposes Viola's ruse. This revelation shocks both teams and prompts Viola to finally step forward and reveal her true self.

In a defining moment, Viola leads her team to victory against Cornwall, proving her skills and challenging the sexist coach’s beliefs. Her win becomes a turning point for both her and her team.

After navigating the chaos, Viola invites Duke to the debutante ball, where their feelings culminate in a heartfelt kiss. This marks the beginning of their romance beyond the soccer field.

A year later, Viola and Duke are proudly showcased as first-string players on the Illyria soccer team, celebrating their newfound love and friendship. Their journey has turned them into champions both on and off the field.