Taylor Hill Hockey Novels & Stories

Ryder: I haven’t coached someone before, but I’m pretty sure it isn’t supposed to be physical torture. Ryder: I might actually sue you if this pain doesn’t stop. Ryder: The ice Queen, dragged to court because of the damages she caused. That would be nice to see, don’t you think? Ryder: Also I figured out what strategically challenged means. Ryder: Does that all matter when I’m playing hockey with five other players? A small laugh escaped me before I could even stop it. Harper pointed dramatically. “There!” I stiffened, turning toward her. “There what?”

And each year, they both compete for that precious opportunity, to represent HILL academy in high school hockey championships. It used to be two separate schools which belonged to the HILL brothers. Golden Hills and Upper Hills. However, the hill brothers decided to merge the two schools and made it one. Python belonged to Golden Hills while Hawkers belonged to the Upper Hills. That's why HILL academy has two senior hockey teams. And we're known for having the strongest hockey team in the region because of the stiff competition. I blow a deep breath, “As much as I don't want to accept it, yes.” I nod, responding to Ethan's question that he had asked earlier.

Woodhill University’s line up are as follows; Johanis, Ryan, Finn, Kael, Leon, Brooks. Across from them— Hillia Academy with Tavian at center, the player who fetched him earlier—tall, sharp-eyed—standing at wing. Three others I didn’t recognize. And their goalie. The air shifted. This wasn’t a practice anymore. This was a battle of pride. Lily leaned forward dramatically. “Okay. I’m unbiased. Completely neutral.” “You just threatened your uncle.” “Neutral with personality!” The referee stepped forward and then the puck dropped. And everything exploded into motion.