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Sarah Levy Joins Tubi's 'Sidelined 3: End Game' Cast Led by Noah Beck

Jonah VillalbaPublished 2d ago3 min readBased on 1 source
Sarah Levy Joins Tubi's 'Sidelined 3: End Game' Cast Led by Noah Beck
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Sarah Levy has joined the cast of Sidelined 3: End Game, Tubi's YA sports drama set to premiere this autumn across the US, the UK and Canada. Levy — known to audiences from Schitt's Creek — steps into the role of Christina, a tenacious sports agent and PR strategist managing the career of star quarterback Drayton Lahey, Deadline reported exclusively on 25 August 2026. Deadline

The film picks up two years after the previous instalment, with Drayton Lahey now in New York City as a Heisman hopeful — college football's most prestigious individual honour. Noah Beck reprises his role as Lahey, the USC quarterback at the centre of the Sidelined series. Siena Agudong returns as Dallas Bryan, alongside Charlie Gillespie in the ensemble.

Behind the camera, Michael Medico directs. Medico's credits include the Netflix series XO: Kitty, a spin-off of the To All the Boys I've Loved Before film franchise. A roster of returning cast members rounds out the picture: Drew Ray Tanner, Kolton Stewart, Sage Linder, Asia Lizardo and Jason Fernandes all reprise their roles from earlier entries in the series.

The production brings together an extensive producing team. McKenna Marshall, Lindsay Macadam, Adam Wescott, Maxwell Mitcheson, Madison Thompson, Jason Fischer and Webtoon Productions' David Madden and Jason Goldberg share producer credits. Executive producers include James Huntsman, Lisa Gutberlet and Kalani Dreimanis for Blue Fox Entertainment, along with Matt Hornburg, Mark Bishop, Tony Chung and Jennifer McCarron for Blue Ant Studios — with Beck and Agudong themselves boarding as executive producers, a move that gives the film's lead actors a stake in the production beyond their on-screen roles.

Tubi, the ad-supported streaming service owned by Fox Corporation, has been building out its original film slate with an eye toward younger audiences. Adam Lewinson, the platform's Chief Content Officer, addressed Levy's addition to the franchise in comments reported by Deadline, framing the casting as part of Tubi's broader investment in YA originals.

For viewers tracking the Sidelined series, the third instalment expands the world beyond the college campus. Levy's Christina introduces a professional-sports angle — agents, PR strategy and the machinery around a rising athlete — that signals a shift in scope for a franchise rooted in teen romance and football. Whether that broadens the audience or simply deepens the existing one will play out when the film arrives on Tubi this autumn.