Concordia Captain Novels & Stories

“There's plenty to look forward to this afternoon. SDU enters the season with one of the youngest but most disciplined rosters in the league, led by their captain, Audrae Zamora.” A graphic of Audrae appeared on the arena's LED screen. AUDRAE ZAMORA Captain | San Diego University “On the other side,” the second commentator continued, “CEU brings experience and physicality, anchored by veteran captain Lara Mendoza. This opening game should be a great test for both teams.” As the cameras swept across the arena, the excitement only grew louder. It was finally time. Not just to play… But to prove who truly belonged on the biggest stage of collegiate basketball.

"You're literally only two years older. Chill with the old man act." He chuckled and reached over to ruffle my hair like I was still a little kid. "I've got practice," he said, grabbing his hockey bag. "Text me if you need anything, alright?" "Aight, Captain," I muttered, taking a sip of my coffee. Kai Mercer, captain of the Briar Ridge Eagles. Golden boy on campus. Stupidly hot on the ice. And unfortunately, my stepbrother. The same guy I kept having filthy dreams about. I really needed to get my shit together.

"I thought it was out on the main turf too, but I'm standing right here and the entire area is totally deserted." "Hold on a second. Let me call Fanny," Coach Hayes said, her tone shifting into one of slight annoyance. "She’s the captain of the squad, so she’s the one coordinating the actual drills today. Just give me a brief moment to figure out what's going on and I will dial you right back."

They shouted at the same time while jumping. "From the third most influential and most powerful school in the world, let us all welcome their players. Leviticus University!" When he said that, seven of his players walked to the center, one of whom was Dark. Someone popped up a picture on the screen and put their names. Below Dark's name is a Captain. That is, he was the captain of Leviticus. I looked at Shadow who was looking intently at Dark's behavior. "Traitor." That's what I read in his mind as he turned to look at Dark's behavior, I turned my gaze back to the front.

At the cafeteria, Lincoln is also listening to the announcement, holding his breath. “The results for the captaincy is in,” Nelson’s voice thunders through the corridors and classrooms. “The new captain for the basketball team has been chosen.” I must beat Nathan, Lincoln thinks. “Everything will be fine,” Halsey consoles Nathan. “I know,” he sighs and listens to the announcement. He isn’t sure why he’s feeling nervous. Even Halsey is a bit ominous about the announcement. Her gut instincts are telling her that something is gonna go wrong. “With Nathan Jacobs' withdrawal from the captaincy, Lincoln Wright is the default captain of the team!” Nelson announces. “He’ll be leading the Eagles from

Ugh. I rolled my eyes. “Where’s Klaus?” I asked Chloe, still scanning the rink. “Your boyfriend,” Chloe said, rolling her eyes herself, “he’s the captain. He wouldn’t miss practice.” “I thought Kevin was the captain,” I muttered, confused. “Alternate captain,” Tina corrected. “See the ‘A’ on his jersey?” “Of course,” Chloe said, rolling her eyes with a grin. “Klaus is the main captain. Kevin? He’s just the sub. That’s where he belongs.”

In general, Alex hardly spoke and was positioned as the soccer team goal-keeper, while Derek was the quarterback. Cameron on the other hand, was the captain of the soccer team. And even though the whole school loved to gossip about who he was dating, it wasn't much of a question for speculation. Because there was only one girl who was allowed to ride in his car and that girl, was none other than Sarah Parker, the captain of the cheerleading squad and the most beautiful girl in our school.

I said in pain. He was quiet for a second. "Can I be honest with you? I feel like I don't actually know anything about this guy, who is he exactly?" I took a breath because I knew how this was going to sound. "His name is Marcus." Corbin paused. Something shifted behind his eyes. "Wait, Marcus as in the hockey captain?" I looked at him with my best impression of mild surprise, like I hadn't absolutely known he was going to recognize the name. He shook his head. "Sydney, I am on the same campus as you, and I am the basketball captain. How did you think I wasn't going to know who the hockey captain is?"

“No! Coach, please don’t take the captain title from me. She doesn’t deserve it!” I tilted my head, smirking at her panic. “Funny. Didn’t you say I don’t belong here at all? Looks like the coach thinks otherwise.” The crowd chuckled at my mocking tone. Sarah’s face burned red, her lips trembling. “Shut up!” “Oh, I hit a nerve?” I teased, raising a brow. “Don’t cry now. Captains don’t cry, remember?” The coach raised a hand, silencing everyone. “It’s final. Antalya is captain. If anyone has a problem, leave the team.”

Aulia nodded her head once Hisoka glanced at her, requesting her permission as well. “Great.” Hisoka intertwined his fingers together, placed his elbows on the table, and propped his chin on the intertwined fingers. “This man, next to me, is one of the Mandrill Monkeys or so-called Mandrill. His code name is Captain, coincidentally the captain of the group.” Captain shot up and slightly tilted his body forward. “The name is Captain, one of the Mandrills and also the leader. I humbly greet all of you.”