Jude Thomas, number twenty-seven on the National Women's Hockey League team, Boston Pride. Luke Hemmings, former high school hockey star, present rock star, front man for his band 5 Seconds of Summer. They're out of high school, but they're still in one big mess of each other.

"Anyone that underestimates her," He smirked at the new kid. "Well... We call them pucked." ------------------------- Just a girl that loves to play hockey and a stubborn boy that doesn't believe her... at first. #99 in fanfiction 6/17/16

|Completed and Edited| She would be cheering at games. He sat in the Library behind glasses. She would be going wild at a party. He would be at a bookstore or coffee shop. She never enjoyed Christmas. He made her love Christmas. On a random day at the University, opposite poles were partnered for an assignment for the Holidays. |All Rights Reserved| |Do Not Steal| #2 in Christmas |3rd October 2019|

Kate Pruitt is beyond grateful and excited that the owner of the famous New York Rangers hockey team let her join them. With a new apartment and her dog, Stanley, she's ready to take on the world and be one of the rare women who will help win a Stanley Cup. But when she's the only female on an all male team, there's a sure chance that trouble will be brewing. And with her severe anger issues and the obvious sexual tension between her and the team captain, will she be strong enough to resist? Ky Salazar has been team captain on the New York Rangers for years, but what happens when newcomer Kate Pruitt joins the team and brings a major anger issue with her? He knows she's good, but one of his major rules about hockey is to never become involved in a relationship with another player, and he's never had to worry about that rule until now. Can Kate prove to the team that she's just 'one of the guys?', or will she end up breaking from the pressure...and Ky's presence? ACTUAL COMPLETION DATE: 6/18/2015

Amy Harris, figure skater. Josh Evans, ice hockey player. To them, they are completely different; rude, selfish, arrogant, completely and utterly not the same. But when their worlds collide, they find that sticking up for each other is the best way forward, but what do their teammates think?

Hanna is a 16-year-old ball of fire, being stripped of everything she knows just because she isn't being "challenged enough" in the school district she's been at since she was in Kindergarten. Now that she's a Junior, Hanna's parents are suddenly forcing her to live and attend school in Boston with her older brother, Cyrus, who plays Junior Hockey for the Boston Blades. When Cyrus introduces Hanna to the boys, he didn't expect all the guys to find his little sister so attractive. In a mix of heartache, competition, and short-comings, can they all say they did it for the love of... hockey?

*Book one of the Counting on Hockey series* To Meredith, watching hockey was torture. But her sister was a hockey player. She wanted nothing to do with hockey, even thinking about it made her angry. But she had her reasons. Starting 10th grade at a new school, meant hockey was everything there. The whole school was obsessed with hockey. The division 1 boys team is the best in the state. Forced to go to hockey games with her sister, and going to school with these hockey 'freaks' is going to be horrible. Or so she thought. But she meets Cole, center for the high school team. Hockey won't be the same for her. Or for him. *Some NHL players in this story are real players, others are made-up* Final edit: 3/10/2022

During their senior year of high school, after 2 years of dating, they were the golden couple that everyone envied. Cole was captain of the hockey team, and had scholarship to University of Maine for hockey. Cole and Meredith are going to move into a house with Noah. They are all best friends and they couldn't be happier all together again. Noah's in sophomore year and Cole and Meredith are starting their freshman year in college. Now, here comes sophomore year for Meredith and Cole. At one of Cole's games, a recruiter for the Minnesota Wild is there. He likes what he sees from #19. That would be Cole. The NHL draft is soon approaching. The draft comes and Cole is drafted into the Minnesota Wild. Which means he has to move to Minneapolis to play. Noah is drafted into the Boston Bruins, he has to move to Boston. Noah wouldn't be as far, but Meredith would be without her best friend, but not to mention her boyfriend. It also means Cole has to leave Meredith. He doesn't want to, but this is his new job, and she needs to finish school. He comes home once every couple months, when he has the time. Meredith needs to decide whether she finishes school, or she quits school for a while and moves to Minnesota with Cole. That's a very hard decision for her. But she knows what she wants to do. It's just whether her mind wants to follow her heart.

[Now free to read!] Scott Wilson isn't used to being corrected, and he definitely didn't expect to get his biggest dose of criticism by his coach's daughter - Elle Monroe. ***** When Scott Wilson is drafted to try out for the Marlies hockey team, it's easily the best day of his life. He's cocky and for good reason. He's spent his entire life being told that he's a hockey prodigy and he knows that he's on the path to his destiny. Then Elle Monroe shows up, and throws off his entire plan. Elle - the daughter of his coach - is loud, rude, confident, and gets a special kick out of knocking Scott down a peg or two. Scott doesn't want to accept the help she's offering, but eventually he does, and it turns into a lot more than he was expecting. Scott isn't used to a lot of things, but there's one especially that he's never prepared for: a beautiful, loud girl stealing his jersey every day before their practices. [Winner of the 2015 Watty's 'cover to cover'] [completed]

Why do his eyes have to be so blue? Why does his smile have to be so sweet? Why is his accent so attractive? Why the heck did I let myself fall for that darn Canadian? My name is Natalie Jane Simmons and I'm in love with that damn Canadian. Hockey players Natalie and Ian have known each other since they were 12. Now, at 17, Natalie is head over heels for her hockey playing friend, even though she swore that she would never fall for anyone, she finds herself falling for a her sparkling blue eyed Canadian friend. But when Ian moves back to Canada to play hockey, Natalie realizes that it's now or never. Will she tell Ian how she feels? And will Ian feel the same?