Cheerleader Captain Novels & Stories

A group of girls in matching uniforms were stretching on mats in the center of the floor. And standing right in the middle of them, looking like she owned the place, was Erika Ranch. Of course. Of course, she was the head cheerleader. I should have known. I should have expected it. She was wearing a captain's uniform. The word "CAPTAIN" was printed across the chest in glittering letters. Her blonde hair was pulled back in a high ponytail. Her makeup was perfect. She looked like every popular girl cliché come to life. She looked at me the moment I walked in. Her expression turned to one of disgust.

She had the body, the face, and she'd been the most popular cheer captain in the country for years. All I had was eight years. Eight years he now considered too embarrassing to show the world. I let out a quiet breath. "You're right. It was my mistake." "So from now on, I won't stand in the way of your future, superstar." Silence stretched on his end. Then his fury erupted. "Lillian, do you have any idea how much pressure I'm under? I've barely gotten a foothold, and instead of supporting me, you're picking fights at every turn!"

"I’m just not in the mood for the theatrics tonight. Leave it." "I can't just 'leave it,'" she countered, stepping closer, her scent—sweet, too much and cloying filling my senses. It was a suffocating smell. "We aren't the only ones playing, and if we sit this out, people will talk. Do you have any idea how embarrassing it would be if the captain and the dean's daughter lost their spot because you decided to have a tantrum? Just play the part, Knox. You’ve done it a thousand times before."

When it ended, we made our way to the gymnasium where the cheerleading rehearsal was supposed to take place. The moment we stepped inside, the sound of chatter and stretching filled the air. Dozens of girls were already there, some doing splits, others warming up their arms and legs. I scanned the room. “Aida isn’t here yet,” Susie whispered, leaning closer to me. I looked around and nodded. Of course she wasn’t. She was the captain of the cheerleading team — nothing started without her.

Abby said. "If I'm not the cheer captain, then who is?" Isabella looked irritated. "Sorry I'm late, Coach Naomi, my car broke down earlier," a familiar voice said, walking in, and Isabella turned to see Valeria walking in, dressed as a cheerleader. "What's going on? Why is Valeria dressed like that?" Isabella asked angrily. She couldn't hide the fact that she was truly fuming. "Is, Valeria is the new captain," Gloria said.

A public declaration of love. That was all Lori wanted for her twentieth birthday. Instead, she caught her secret boyfriend, Travis, in her bed, with Elena— her cruelest rival. Furious and desperate, Lori runs straight into Lucas Miller’s bed. He is also Elena's bitter ex-boyfriend. Lucas has a strict rule. He only sleeps with a girl once. But now, he is hunting Lori down and wants to properly date her. There is just one problem. Lori's best friend has been in love with Lucas for years. Lori is now trapped in a dangerous game of secrets and revenge. She does not know if she is winning the game or walking straight into a predator's trap.

I didn’t get five seconds. Three girls were already waiting by the sinks, all fake tans and fake laughs and real venom. I recognized them instantly regulars on Rowan’s I*******m comments, the ones who called him “daddy” unironically. And no I'm not some stalker, I just happened to notice one night, you know while digging up about him. “Wow, look who it is,” the blonde in the middle said, tilting her head like she was talking to a lost puppy. “Captain’s little charity case.”

Sweat dripped down my face, and my chest rose and fell quickly. Teammates started cheering and patting each other on the back. Some of them laughed in relief. Others just stood there, exhausted but smiling. I looked toward Cullen. He looked tired too, but his eyes were focused, already thinking about what came next. Being captain meant he never fully relaxed. I glanced at Jake. He looked frustrated, not fully satisfied even though we were ahead. His pride was still there, strong as ever. And that worried me. Because even though we were winning, the tension wasn’t completely gone. One bad decision in the next moments could still change everything.

It was evident that he was heavily respected just by the way the noise was reduced so quickly. "First and foremost I have to thank my teammates. Please give them a round of applause." Everyone obliged and clapped and cheered for the team. "Wow, you guys are awesome," Pierce continued. "And the energy each one of you brought out there is what got us that win tonight and of course, I most definitely can't forget our amazing Red Rubies." The Cheerleaders were scattered across the bonfire. They made themselves known in different ways some members blew a kiss, others curtsied and Lizzy waved with a large smile on her face while in her boyfriend's arms. "Everyone please welcome the amazing Claudia

Ria said with a smile. “I told you I wasn’t that innocent” Ria mouthed to him as she turned to Damien. “Girls it’s time to practice” Zara hollered at the girls who were resting. Her shoulders were raised proudly as she looked around. Her followers had increased drastically since she became the cheerleading captain. She had become more popular as well. “Girls, practice,” Zara said again when the cheerleaders didn’t stand up. “Make it snappy” Zara snapped.