What is the resolution climax and falling action of the novel Dairy Queen?

In "Dairy Queen" by Catherine Gilbert Murdock, the climax occurs when D.J. realizes her feelings for her rival, Brian, and confronts the complexities of her emotions and loyalties during the football season. The resolution follows as D.J. gains confidence in herself and her abilities, leading to personal growth and a clearer understanding of her relationships. The falling action explores her newfound self-assurance as she navigates her friendships and family dynamics, ultimately embracing her own identity and future aspirations.