"superstar" and decides to play again despite being injured. Her effort is rewarded, and with some clever teamwork, Heidi hits the game-winning basket for the Sea Kings. After the game, their coach approaches the twins and their parents, Mary and Larry Burge, and tells Mr. and Mrs. Burge they should consider putting the girls in summer basketball camps, saying they have a very bright future. Mr. Burge proudly says that his girls are going to play college ball - but the coach says, "Maybe more. There's talk of a women's pro-league." Mr. Burge also apologizes for putting so much pressure on Heather and for forcing Heidi to play basketball in the first place. They forgive him. Mr. Burge says that Heidi has plans for a summer at a drama camp, which pleases her and reveals how important it is to be well-rounded. A flashfoward is then shown, and both Burge twins are playing on professional WNBA teams. Heidi plays for the Los Angeles Sparks and Heather plays for the Sacramento Monarchs. Heather and Heidi talk before the game, and Heather says, "Once second best, always second best." The game begins with a tip off and they both jump for the ball. In reality, the twins' time in the WNBA did not overlap and they never faced each other in a WNBA game. Cast Poppi Monroe as Heather Burge Annie McElwain as Heidi Burge Teal Redmann as Nicky Williams Nick Searcy as Larry Burge Tanya Goott as Madison Stricklin Joey Miyashima as Wendall Yoshida Julia Andrews as Henley Burge Mackenzie Phillips as Mary Burge Chris Olivero as Galen Alderman Tammi Reiss as Volleyball Coach (Reiss was the Burge twins' teammate at University of Virginia) Reception A reviewer for the Sun-Sentinel gave a mixed review for Double Teamed, saying it was "paint-by-the-numbers" but that the "happy, Disney-style ending is a slam-dunk." References External links 2002 television films 2002 films American basketball films Disney Channel Original Movie films Films about twin sisters Films about women's sports American television films Films set in 1985 Biographical films about sportspeople Cultural depictions of basketball players Films directed by Duwayne Dunham 2000s American films