This is a solid, important documentary that shines light on a forgotten pioneer—Lucy Harris was a beast on the court and deserves her flowers. The story is genuinely compelling and enriching, especially for young athletes who need to see that women have always been capable of greatness even when the world wasn't watching.

That said, let's be real: this is a niche watch. It's short (likely under 30 minutes), only available on fuboTV, and has documentary pacing that won't thrill kids raised on YouTube. The WISE score reflects that it's worthwhile and safe content with real educational value, but it's not appointment viewing for most families. If you can find it and your kid is into basketball or women's history, absolutely watch it. Otherwise, it's more of a 'if you stumble across it' situation.