Cheerleader Distraction Free Throw Novels & Stories

The crowed cheered but their voices all blended into background noise, them except Lily and that fuckface called Chad. I wiped off the sweat that had started to gather on my forehead. I called for a five minutes break and I made my way to the water dispenser. Lily didn’t even seem to notice. She was still busy making heart eyes at Chad. My hands shook and water spilled on my shirt. The five minutes was up before I knew it and I groaned. My sports spirit was too low but the show had to on, I went back to the court. Rico gave a friendly nod before we began the next set.

Especially that bitch Nona who tried to disfigure me with acid. "Yeah," I sucked in discreetly through my nose. "I'm good. You were going to tell me why you wanted me to play volleyball? I don't remember being very athletic." My grip on my mug grew hard that the cup shattered, slicing and digging into my palm. I feel no pain from it. Griffin shot out of his seat in a panic. I was too busy hearing a voice quite similar to mine to pay attention to what was happening around me. 'In case you haven't realized, cheerleading is a very athletic sport. I don't see people giving awards for being a dumb slob. If they were, you would have the grand prize.'

Fifteen seconds left and Keith still needs to have five points to finish the task. Even the people behind them are now cheering for him. Drops of sweat are starting to drip from Keith's face but his focus is still on the ring. Five seconds left and he still has to shoot one more to finish the game. When Keith shoot the ball, it only hit the board and it bounced in Rhianne's direction. Catching it, she called his name and throws the ball at him.

Now you got me acting all crazy Thinking that you’re gonna wait for me Tiptoeing on a tightrope A step away from a wrong note The cheerleader’s song was louder than the audience’s sounds. It’s lacrosse final practice for their upcoming match. Everything is perfect. Caleb was so into the game and didn’t even notice Ruby came to see the game. He’s covered with gloves, helmet. “He’s so good at this. I am waiting for the final match,” Ruby said excitedly. "Me too. My brother going to rock this." Chloe responded and ate French fries in the middle of the game. It’s been hours since she talked with Care. She trusted her with that job and forgets about that whether it reached Daniel or not.

At last, Matt was able to relax and enjoy the game, giving me a high five. The cheer for the Whales started, and Trish was so proud of herself while she was looking in our direction. She must be new because she didn’t know that I could see the flaws in her routine. She almost missed her landing by an inch because she was too focused on posing for the audience. That would’ve been fun if she did. Sorry for bitching out - not really. The cheer for the Timberwolves was next, and I’m so proud of Mel and Candice. They both stepped up their game and perfectly executed each stunt.

Here, she's got to feed her ego making her feel bigger. The female cheerleading coach stood a few feet from us, watching and observing. But I was watching and observing something else, right on the same court, the basketball practice was going on. My eyes subconsciously and shamelessly follow the familiar athletic figure running around with a bouncing ball. “Vienne Reyes?! Please focus!” Amelia snapped at me in annoyance before turning away. “From the top. 1! 2!” Once again, I obeyed the call halfway before forgetting myself again and letting out an excited squeal when the ball he threw almost went in the net.

Cedric had it in him and I felt fear grips my heart. Adrian assumed his place on the free-throw line, his body relaxed like this moment, as big as it is, isn't big enough to swallow his confidence. If he makes this shot, with less than a second left on the clock, it's all over. We could actually win this thing. With thousands of fans waving and screaming and booing in front of him, creating a human mass of distraction, Adrian seemed to block it all out. It was just him and the hoop, and it would take an act of God to stop that ball from going in.

“Okay, Zoe, your job is to distract Sky. Make him lose focus when he’s about to score. Selena, you cover Alex while I go for the ball. Got it?” “I have done this before. But are you sure you’ll score it?” Zoe raises her brows. “Just trust me.” I assure her, blinking my eyes. We get back into position, and as Sky is about to score again, Zoe steps in front of him and kisses his cheek. Sky’s eyes widen in surprise. At that moment, I swoop in, steal the ball, and make the basket. Yes! It goes in. We score! Zoe, Selena, and I scream in excitement, high-fiving each other like we’ve just won a championship.

We both approached their vicinity as Coach Adriana went inside to give us the instructions. “Listen up, girls!” Coach Adriana said, clapping her hands together to catch everyone’s attention. “Winning the chants will give us an advantage in winning the football itself because this means, whoever won the cheer will be having a plus point when the announcement of the winner comes. So for us to win this is to execute the cheer perfectly. Don’t get a dead face, focus on the routine, plaster a smile, and don’t look fazed when you forgot a step, do you all understand?” she advised to all of us.

While me? I am a cheerleader at our university. Tall because I am a half american. Campus queen if my fellow students call me. Many are jealous of me because of the number of men who want to flirt with me, but I don't really pay much attention to them because of Dom. And now that I’m free and ready to mingle, maybe I should entertain my suitors.