Sport Novels & Stories

Up in the distance, there was a huge crowd, Gregory pointed "That's speakers corner, its where people can use their free speech to spread messages to the public" I looked to see a man speaking through a megaphone to the gathering crowd "That's Tommy Robinson, he's got a huge gathering as you can see, he's very popular" "Whats he protesting about?" I ask watching the crowd "He's protesting about young girls being raped by Muslim gangs, it's a big problem here, we should move, the police will be here soon" "Why?" "They don't like Tommy and what he stands for" "I don't get it?" I say confused

So he picked a number among the ten piece of paper on the floor. And then, he spin the bottle, it roll and roll and gently stopped. It was facing Kelly I gasped...and watched anxiously. He opened the paper and spoke. "I picked number 3." He voiced out... Tala smiled and looked at the paper she was holding..."number three is, remove three things from your partners body." She said and smiled What? I gasped... No! This is not a game anymore i thought. It surprised me to the core when I saw Kelly standing up and the guy was moving closer to her.

Everything unfolded in a distorted blur for Kimberly, as though time itself had slowed down just to make her endure every terrifying second of what she was witnessing. The growls, the screams, the blood, and everything else all seemed to fade into the background as her entire focus narrowed painfully onto Roy and Hugh, who were locked in a brutal fight.

Jordan asked and I smiled doing just that allowing the car to get cool, my gaze going back to Cassi who was outside conversing, Jason now moving towards the car with Trinity. I quickly unlocked the doors, allowing him to pull it open. "Mom I want to buy new soccer shoes," Trinity announced the moment the door closed. "What's wrong with those?" I asked referring to the ones on her feet, as my gaze followed Jason who now joined in on the conversation that Cassi was having with the coach. "It's not for me, it's for a girl on the team," she announced "A girl on the team?" I asked turning giving her my fill attention.

"And eww. I don't want to think about parents and making out and-just no." So Leo and I had the house to ourselves as we watched the day's football highlights. We were on the sofa, and Leo had his knee propped on the coffee table, covered with an ice bag. I lay with my head on his lap, drowsy from the day and the intoxicating warmth coming from the fire I'd started in our fireplace. "Tate did well today. Check that out." Leo turned up the volume a little as the stats from the Philadelphia-San Diego game rolled across the bottom of the screen. "They won, too."

SEBASTIAN KEATES: Fine. SEBASTIAN KEATES: The swimming team then? Can you swim? Alex: I guess I didn’t specify but I’m not at all interested in sports. SEBASTIAN KEATES: Why? Alex: I just want something that barely calls for attention. Alex: and trust me, I’m bad at sports. SEBASTIAN KEATES: How bad could you be Alex: Out of a 10, I’ll probably get a 1.5 SEBASTIAN KEATES: Okay that’s bad.

I glanced at Darren but he just shrugged, they stood up to check where it was coming from. " It seems to be coming from the basketball court. Why don't we go and take a look?" " What game would be causing such excitement?" " It's why I said we should go and take a look," Darren stressed. " Oh... Okay." We stood and walked to the basketball court, where the excitement seemed to be coming from. And that's where I... Not I, we saw Natalie and Xander in a match. She seemed good, and it looked like a lot of fun for the people watching... Well, except for me.

Work was a mess and Capris home life what an even bigger storm. Most days were a daze that flew by as if they were all jumbled in one. Nothing seemed Normal including her physical well being. Capri was an athlete in high school. She ran track and played soccer; her nickname given to her by her principal was Flash! It was a sight to be seen how quick she was even after spraining her ankles, she never lost a race. She gained weight and her hormones were all over the place. One night in the shower she started bleeding and experienced abnormal clotting. Every drop felt like bolders at her feet. She finally went to the hospital after multiple soils in public and having to change throughout the da

Sienna Carter has three rules: keep her grades high, avoid drama, and never—ever date an athlete. But when a cheating ex shatters her pride, a transfer to Northgate University throws her straight into the path of Scott McCall, Alpha, quarterback, and campus golden boy. From the first clash, it’s war: football team versus cheer squad, Alpha versus Alpha. Then a scandal threatens Scott’s career, and his only way out is a fake relationship with the one girl immune to his charm. What starts as a game of pretend turns dangerously real. Rivalry becomes chemistry, banter becomes fire, and with sabotage lurking in the shadows, Sienna and Scott must decide if their fake bond is strong enough to sur

"Which do you think? Balloon or ball?" Gradually throughout our walk, she's let go of her mom's hand and she's focused more on me, which is cool. It shows she's learning to trust me, even if it is only a little bit. "Baseball," she chooses, pointing at the milk bottles. "Pressure's on," Hadley laughs as she stands behind her daughter. "Now you're gonna have to win her something and you'll probably have to spend eighty bucks to do it." "Is that right?" I look over my shoulder at her as I walk up to the person taking the money for the game. "You don't think I have good aim?"