Olympics Stories

Sofiya Kostyleva has spent her entire life chasing perfection on the ice. Born in Moscow in 2006, she stepped onto the rink at just three years old and never truly stepped off. By ten, she was sent to train under the legendary Eteri Tutberidze, where greatness was forged through relentless discipline. The world would one day call it dedication. Sofiya knew it as survival. Pushed past her limits and stripped of a normal childhood, Sofiya rose through the ranks of Russian figure skating, becoming one of the best in the country. But behind the medals and standing ovations was a girl running from a home that never felt like one. Distant from her parents and haunted by the cost of her success, she found her only anchor in her younger sister, Elena. At fifteen, Sofiya shocked the world by winning Olympic bronze. It wasn't enough not for her, and not for the people who raised her. Years later, she would return stronger, harder, untouchable... and finally claim Olympic gold in 2026. But victory doesn't erase the past. At twenty, Sofiya's life takes an unexpected turn when she learns Elena is at risk of being taken away from their abusive parents. Determined to give her sister the life she never had, Sofiya steps in becoming Elena's guardian and her greatest protector. Now, she must learn how to be more than an athlete. She must learn how to be a sister, a role model... a family. Meanwhile, across Europe, rising Swedish football star Lucas Bergvall is preparing for the biggest tournament of his life. Fresh out of a breakup and focused on his career, he isn't looking for distractions until he sees Sofiya skate her way into history. Drawn to her strength and mystery, Lucas finds himself curious about the girl behind the gold medal. Two worlds. Two rising stars. One story of resilience, sacrifice, and the fragile hope of something more. Because sometimes, the hardest battles aren't fought on the ice... but in the heart. *warning that this book has physical violence*

Two gods fell at the Milan Olympics, the people they called otherworldly were only human. The ice would remember the bodies that met her, gravity would remember the skaters she let deny her no longer. But they would remember each other's arms, the warmth that came after the cold. Ilia Malinin x OC

Ariyume switched coaches and is preparing to perform at the Sochi Olympics. She becomes friends with Yuzuru Hanyu quickly.

Recently, the attention on figure skating has been intense, especially on particular single skaters- Ella Latkova (USA) and Ilia Malinin (USA), Two close friends who both are previous national and world champions that have huge expectations on them for the upcoming olympics that are in 2 months. Will they sink or swim?

٠࣪⭑℘(⛸️🎹)𝓼𝒊𝒍𝒗𝒆𝒓 𝓵𝒊𝒏𝒊𝒏𝒈 ٠࣪⭑℘ ❝i swear i'm straight but then why do i feel this way..?❞ ✶ a new chapter every monday (i'll try i promise) ✶ • alysa liu 𝔁 fem!oc • pre-olympics 2026 - post olympics 2026 • written in third person perspective.

Sloane Mercer has spent the last four years rebuilding herself. After a devastating fall on the world stage, she's returned stronger, sharper, and more controlled than ever. Exactly what it takes to survive Olympic pressure. At 23, this is her moment. Her last chance to prove she's more than the girl who broke under the spotlight. Distractions aren't part of her plan. Neither is Quinn Hughes. He's everything she avoids. Unpredictable, persistent, and far too observant for his own good. A star defenseman for Team USA hockey, Quinn thrives in chaos, while Sloane has built her entire career around control. He doesn't belong in her world. But he keeps showing up anyway. Between early morning practices and late-night empty rinks, their paths begin to cross in ways she can't ignore, and doesn't want to. Because the more time she spends with him, the harder it becomes to hold the lines between focus and feeling. And the closer she gets to the performance of her life, the more everything starts to slip. With Olympic gold on the line and no room for mistakes, Sloane is forced to choose. Protect the life she's fought to rebuild... or risk it all for something she never planned. Because some falls don't cost you everything. Some change everything.

Anastasia-Yulie Sokolovskaya is a Canadian figure skater who seems to embody excellence. As the middle child of three extraordinary sisters, she's spent her entire life carrying the pressure of living up to their success. Every performance, every medal, every mistake has been measured against the impossible standard they've set. She's also never known another coach-one whose relentless pursuit of results comes with little regard for the health or well-being of the skaters under her care. After two disastrous seasons, including in a devastating 10th-place finish at the 2022 Beijing Olympics, Anastasia begins to question everything: her abilities, her future in the sport, and the people she's trusted for years. But with a coach who refuses to listen, a sister who can't understand, and parents who only see results, she'll have to decide whether continuing to chase perfection is worth sacrificing herself.

+*(But I got a feeling wounds are healing, talking on the phone I know everybody changes, but I hope that we don't Carve our names into the car seat leather You plus me equals a heart forever)*+ ---- Macklin Celebrini is known for being one of the best hockey players at just nineteen. At the same age Adelaide Gauthier is known for being one of the best figure skaters. Going into the 2026 olympics at the same time, both competing for Canada, the two youngsters bond while experiencing one of the highest points in an athletes life.

Lilith Sinclair, a shy, quiet, and softspoken figure skater takes to the rink as a debut Olympian. Her clean and heart-wavering twists and turns have everyone shocked and surprised. Even though her lips are unmoving, her moves are breathtaking. Glass-shattering. She's as delicate as a dove. Ilia Malinin, world champion. Talented, outspoken, a dare devil at heart. The world's known Quad God, and the only person to land a Quad Axel in competition. He cleans the rink with ease and has every eye on his own. What happens, though, when two completely different personalities happen to be sharing the only room that's left in the Olympic village, and rumors begin to spread that perhaps, they're destined for each other. One quiet introvert and one caring extrovert begin to bond as they fight through the rumors of cheating scandals, losses on the ice, and, most importantly, the rumor that just might come true in the end.

Winter de Glace is the son of two of the richest people in the world. You might think that would be amazing. Well, it's not. He has to deal with expectations he doesn't want to meet, and what his parents consider "living up to the family name". Winter's only solace is the rink. When he starts ice skating at the age of two, he falls in love with it. Now ten years later, he's on the verge of becoming the best skater the sport has ever seen. There's only one problem: Skating at that level means doing away with everything his family stands for. Can Winter find the courage to say "no" and forge his own path?

Five years ago, Anna left the ice behind. Now she has a chance at a stable future - a national chemistry final, scholarships, university. But when she returns to the capital, she steps onto the ice again. And realizes: her body remembers. Her heart does too. A chance encounter with a world champion forces the question she has tried to avoid: What matters more - safety or the dream? Because sometimes the hardest jump is the one that brings you back.

where's the trophy? he just comes running over to me.

"I don't think I'll ever live up to the met at 19 rule." Being an influencer is the easiest thing Tatum Wilder has ever done. Being a Wilder? That's the hard part. Tatum never expected to be a headline for what she wasn't doing. In a family where every love story begins at nineteen - from her legendary NHL father and Gilmore Girls star mother to her great-grandparents to her own sister - Tatum is the anomaly. With her nineteenth birthday having just passed and a romantic track record that consists mostly of guys ending up bruised and her storming off, she's ready to let the legacy die. Until her father drags her to a team Canada hockey orientation, and she meets Macklin Celebrini. He's the boy with the green eyes, the heavy jersey, and a name that carries just as much weight as her own. For the first time, the nineteen superstition doesn't feel like a curse-it feels like a countdown. But in a world where every move is captured in 4k, can they find something real before the clock runs out and Tatum breaks the legacy?

Alexa Bauer grew up with sports written into her life. As the daughter of elite athletes, glory was never an aspiration. It was a certainty. Winning was not a dream. It was the path laid out for her. Until one person turned her world upside down. How much can someone give up in pursuit of glory? And what is the one thing she refuses to sacrifice? ** Original work in spanish. Translated using AI **

Alix Moreau crossed an ocean at seventeen to train under the most demanding coach in figure skating. After three years of practice, small successes and a career-threatening injury, she's back on the rink with one goal: qualify for the Olympics. Roman Rozhenov knows some victories cost more than they're worth. A former world-class skater who gave everything to the sport, he's spent the last decade turning talent into champions and hoping Alix Moreau never has to sacrifice the parts of herself he loves most. Roman can pinpoint the exact moment every athlete under his care landed their first triple Axel, the angle of their blade, even the look on their face when they realised they were capable of more. He can't pinpoint when Alix became the rare thing he stopped trying to explain and simply hoped never to lose. ~ I finish tightening the laces on my skates and push to my feet. "You're limping again," Roman says the way other people might point out it's raining. "That's a very serious accusation." He reaches into his pocket and drops two painkillers into my palm before handing me his water bottle. I stare at them. Roman can't take painkillers; he's allergic. Which means he's been carrying them around for me. Again. "Why are you like this?" His gaze finds mine. I've seen those eyes reduce national champions to tears. I've never once been afraid of them. "Because after three years, zanoza," he says, "the things that hurt you tend to get my attention." ~

Park Sunghoon is Korea's Ice Prince. Perfect. Untouchable. Cold. Jake Sim is Australia's Sun on Ice. Warm. Loud. Golden. They've hated each other since they were 14. Rivals. Opposites. Enemies. Now they're 20. Roommates. Olympic training camp. Zermatt. Three months. One room. Zero words. "We're not friends," Sunghoon says on day one. Jake doesn't argue. Enemies don't talk. Enemies don't look. Enemies don't care. But Jake looks anyway. He sees the weight Sunghoon's lost. The bruises under his sleeves. The way he flinches when Coach Kim raises his stopwatch. The way he doesn't eat. The way he bleeds on the ice at 4AM to block the noise. Jake should stay out of it. We're not friends. But every time Sunghoon cries, something in Jake breaks. So he sleeps on the floor. So the noise isn't as loud. He leaves food. No notes. He stands between Sunghoon and his coach during panic attacks. Doesn't touch. Doesn't speak. Just stays. Because Sunghoon's coach says "Eat and you get slow." Because Sunghoon whispers "the suit's too tight" before he sobs until his whole body is sore. Because one night, Sunghoon cuts too deep. And the only door he crawls to is Jake's. "We're not friends," Sunghoon says, bleeding on Jake's floor. "I know," Jake says, pressing a towel to his wrist. "Go back to sleep." This is not a love story. Not yet. This is a story about winter. About a boy who was taught he's only worth gold. About a boy who burns himself on other people's ice. About staying.

"You know, darling... roller skating is a dying sport..." "But it's my life! I can't throw it away just because we're moving to another state!" "We do what we must. Try figure skating for a change. You might enjoy it, who knows?" - What happens when you have to leave your dream and passion behind to leave for another state? - Alice Ortiz leaves all she's known in New Jersey to move and start over in Virginia. Leaving her passion of Roller Figure Skating and the Jersey Shore to start over in an environment she's not equipped for. Where she meets a certain blond that makes it somewhat better.

The Hero Games are upon us! From around the world heroes and fans of all sorts gather at the Takoba National Stadium for the yearly Hero Games. Everyone watching from the stands is filled with the excitement and energy of the games. On her last strike to losing her job as a hero Uzi Doorman is this year's Hero Games underdog. For years she's been waiting for this moment wanting to change how heroes are treated in the public eye. Everything's fine until she's face to face with last year's champion Dynamite. Will she overcome the backlash of the crowds or will she have to hang up her cape for good? Read on to find out!

Purity and desire mingle when international latin dancer, Nini Kobylka, meets one of her idols in Rio. She may be representing Canada, and he may be representing Colombia, but perhaps the olympics are more than just a simple sports competition. Passions, lust, and emotions ensue, as talents clash. And of course, the whole world is watching...

Once hailed as the second fastest man in human history, he conquered the Olympic stage, shattered records, and carried a nation's expectations on his shoulders. And then... he disappeared. No farewell speech. No final race. Just silence. The world believed he retired at the peak. Only he knew the truth. What once felt like wind and freedom became weight and obligation. So he walked away. Then, as if fate gave him a sign. He saw his parents watching umamusume race and that is where it all began. Disclaimer: I do not own Uma Musume or any of its characters. All rights belong to their original creators and to Cygames. This story is created purely for entertainment and non-commercial purposes.