Sportsfiction storie

In a country where strength is obedience, one boy's body is his only currency. Groomed from childhood to be a weightlifting prodigy, he sacrifices family, freedom, and identity to meet the impossible expectations of his homelands national sports system. When everything is torn from him, he makes an and meets people that choice that change everything. The White Light is a psychological drama told through the lens of weightlifting, exploring survival, identity, and the invisible chains that persist long after escape. As he trains his new identity, he must confront the ghosts of his past, the weight of guilt, and the ultimate question: who lifts for you when you are finally allowed to choose?

A kid wakes up in a puddle with a brown paper bag on his head... and a video game HUD in his eyes. Welcome to Fanhattan - a filthy, brutal city where sports betting is religion, gangsters run deli back rooms, and probability is power. Billy Brownbag doesn't know who attacked him. He doesn't know why he's seeing floating stats and quest prompts... And he definitely doesn't know why his "family heirloom" bag is apparently a Legendary Item. But when Billy's new ability helps him call a game with freaky accuracy, he gets pulled into a crew of underground Sharks: 🥪 Uncle Sal - the deli boss with citywide connections 🔪 Tony & Vito - twin enforcers with cleavers (yes, really) 🎲 Lady Luck - a gambler who can bend probability 📉 The Fade God - an analytics genius so wrong he's valuable Now Billy must decode his father's hidden card deck, survive the Syndicate's snake-faced nightmare, and uncover the truth behind his family's disappearance... ...before Fanhattan swallows him whole. In this city, the only way to win is to out-hustle fate itself.

Cal Porter is Highridge Secret's golden boy, a striker who scores with precision. Kess Caldwell is Iron Row FC's shield, a defender who shuts down strikers without mercy. ​In the Barefield League, where cleats are banned and mixed-gender teams clash on the pitch, Kess and Cal are natural enemies. Their rivalry is electric, fueling headlines and sharpening with every tackle. ​But during the season finale, the game spirals out of control. One wrong move leaves one of them unable to stand back up. ​Suddenly, the rivalry is benched. Forced off the field and into each other's orbits during recovery, Kess and Cal realize the only thing more intense than playing against each other is the heat rising between them. /// ONC 2026 Main Prompt: 58. You're injured during a big game, and to your surprise, your rival from the other team carries you off the field. Used alongside: 44. May I have this dance? Seriously? Right now, in this situation?

Tales of a Try-hard follows Destiny, a driven high school sprinter in Texas whose world revolves around the stopwatch. Determined to outrun her rival Aaliyah Cobbs, break long-standing campus records, and secure a place at the State Championship, Destiny believes speed is the only thing that defines her worth. But winning on the track doesn't shield her from the pressures off it. As expectations mount from teammates, coaches, family, and herself, Destiny struggles to balance competition, relationships, and the mental toll of always chasing perfection. Each race becomes more than a test of speed; it becomes a battle against doubt, comparison, and the fear of never being enough. With everything on the line, Destiny must decide how much she's willing to sacrifice in pursuit of victory, and whether success means crossing the finish line first, or learning who she is beyond the race.

From Hawaiʻi to Barcelona, nothing stays the same. Leilani leaves behind sun-soaked beaches and a quiet life for a city that never sleeps. Barcelona is louder, faster, and filled with rules she doesn't know how to follow yet. Ferran lives for football. Stadium lights, pressure, expectations - and a life that looks perfect from the outside. But injuries hurt more than bones, and fame doesn't protect the heart. When two worlds collide, love becomes complicated. Distance, secrets, recovery, and moments stolen between matches begin to blur the line between staying strong and falling apart. Some goodbyes change you. Some hellos change everything. From Aloha... to Hola.

Aadi was never the loud one. Never the star. Never the name the crowd chanted. Sitting alone on the bench with jersey #11, under blinding stadium lights, he feels smaller than the roar around him. This is his first official match for the Blue Lions, a team chasing glory-but Aadi is chasing something else: belief. Across the field stands Raghav-strong, confident, feared. A player everyone already knows will shine. To the world, this match is just another game. To Aadi, it's a quiet war inside his chest. As minutes slip away and pressure tightens, memories, doubts, and unspoken fears collide. Every pass feels heavy. Every breath burns. But somewhere between failure and courage, Aadi begins to understand: Sometimes, talent isn't loud. Sometimes, courage whispers. And sometimes... one moment is enough to change everything. "Rookie's First Flight" is an emotional sports one-shot about fear, self-belief, rivalry, and the silent strength it takes to step forward when the world isn't looking. A story about that one shot. That one decision. That one heartbeat before the buzzer.

Fifteen-year-old Casey Murphy is lost in the fog of North Shields. Her life, fractured by family neglect, secrets, and a storm of bullying, seems to be spiralling out of control. When a drunken night out leads to a brutal attack by former friends, Casey's world begins to crack even further. But in the shadows, an unlikely ally waits: Mr McBride, a gruff but kind-hearted old boxer who sees in Casey a spark of resilience waiting to ignite. As Casey trains, finding strength in the ring and within herself, her family secrets begin to unravel. The past comes crashing into the present - a long-buried truth about the man who tore her family apart, and the unspoken pain that has festered between Casey, her father, and her sister. Haunted by Chloe, her ex-best friend turned tormentor, and fuelled by the fires of past trauma, Casey faces a choice: let the weight of her past crush her, or rise above it.

A Family Friendly Comedy Poem set in Ireland about Pet Animals playing baseball (suitable for all ages)

Sawyer Drummon has been fighting to prove that he's the best race car driver in the world since he was a child. As the season approaches, he's ready for another fight to the top. This year, however, things are different. When GWT Racing hires Mackenzie Thomas, the first female engineer in racing, Sawyer sees his chance to be on top, in more ways than one.

Still Moving by Bereke Maqsatuly & ChatGPT Three students. One coach. Zero glory. Only motion. Baki doesn't chase medals-he chases meaning. Hamit isn't here to compete-he's here to survive. Rayan sees everything-but speaks little. And Kara watches them all, silently hoping they move before they break. This is not a story of victory. It's a story of moving anyway. A human and an AI, writing from one world into another. You may not have known - but this might be the first novel co-written by man and machine.

In the thrilling showdown between the undefeated Silverhorn Titans and Blaze City Bears, the fate of the championship hangs in the balance. Eli "Ace" Matthews, the Titans' star quarterback, faces off against Jason "Hawk" Reynolds, but the arrival of Blaze City's mysterious new recruit, Kai "Specter" Mendoza, shifts the game in supernatural ways. With impossible plays and eerie twists, the game turns into a battle not just for victory, but for control over forces beyond the game. In the final moments, the players discover that this is more than just football-it's a fight against the unknown.

Jake once ran toward a future. Now he runs from his past. Homeless, injured, and carrying a mistake he can't outrun, Jake drifts through the city with nothing but a mismatched pair of running shoes and a memory that won't let him breathe. But when he discovers a pair of discarded runners behind a gym, something stirs something he thought he lost forever. Strides Between Us is a contemporary novel about resilience, mentorship, fatherhood, and second chances. Through the quiet moments and the hardest truths, Jake must confront the life he left behind... and the daughter he still aches to protect. For readers who love: • emotional, character-driven stories • running culture and comeback arcs • themes of homelessness, chronic pain, and hope • the bond between parents and children • redemption stories grounded in real life This preview includes Chapter 1, with more chapters to follow. Educators & reviewers: To request the full ARC or the Grade 9-12 curriculum alignment companion, contact: 📧 stridesbetweenus@gmail.com

When Karthick transfers to BEST College, he's ready for a fresh start-until he finds himself in a fierce rivalry with Arjun, the charming king of the campus and Ashwini's new boyfriend. But when whispers of a mysterious death link Arjun to Karthick's past, everything changes. With Mathi, the twin sister of his late friend, urging him to dig deeper, Karthick must navigate the tension on the cricket field and protect Ashwini from a danger that lurks in the shadows. Can he uncover the truth before it's too late, or will their rivalry cost them everything?

One reckless man, one football team, so many lives will change if he succeeds, hopefully, he does, but he might not, and his failure has been a continuous song for all his life. In the sweet breath of the Jamaican parish of St. Elizabeth, surrounded by the colorful decorations of mangos, a bunch of young people will be tied to the life of one man and one woman will need him more than anyone else in her life. This man has the talent and the support, but can he put it together, and does he even want to? Can he reach the endzone or will he run away from the expectations he never chosen? ***Content Warning Disclaimer*** Graphic Description of Pain Strong Language Suggestive Sexual Language Misogyny Homophobia Fatphobia References to Sexual Assault Updates every 25th of the month

In 2012, Bataan, Philippines, basketball is more than just a game-it's a lifeline. Twelve-year-old Chae Jacobs, a quiet but determined school varsity player from a coastal town in Bataan, dreams of reaching the NBA, a dream that feels impossibly far for a Filipino kid playing on cracked concrete courts under the scorching sun. Too young, too small, and surrounded by doubt, Chae must navigate school life, family expectations, and the brutal reality of Philippine basketball as he fights for every inch of progress. From barangay courts to varsity tournaments, this is the story of discipline, sacrifice, and belief-a grounded coming-of-age basketball novel about how great dreams are born in small places. The road to the 2018 NBA Draft begins here.

The war for Greek Row has begun. After back-to-back victories, Phi Kappa Sigma stands at the top-but staying there? That's a whole new fight. With the fall semester looming, a rival is rising fast. Sigma Chi, rebuilt and rebranded, is coming for the crown. And this time, they're not just after clout-they're after everything Phi Kap built. Niles Freeman is stepping into his junior year with the world watching-vice president, reality star, and half of the most talked-about couple in the SEC. But with the spotlight comes pressure, and with pressure comes cracks. Aidan Morielli, now entering his senior year, is leading the house through its most volatile season yet... and secretly planning the biggest moment of his life. As football season takes the boys across the South, tensions flare, new characters shake the foundation, and a brutal fraternity war brews beneath the surface. Friendships are tested. Secrets are revealed. And one explosive night at a stadium threatens to take down everything they've fought for. Featuring wild date parties, unexpected hook-ups, emotional growth, and a wedding no one saw coming-Frat Boy: Junior Year is the most dangerous, most intense chapter yet. This time, it's not about proving who you are. It's about defending who you've become.

This is a review of the book, "Bobby Champion" which I am currently reading here on Wattpad.

As the tournament heats up, Team L finds themselves facing a series of increasingly fierce opponents, pushing their skills and resolve to new heights. In this action-packed volume, the stakes are higher than ever, and the team's journey is anything but predictable. With Daiki Morimoto proving he's more than just a benchwarmer, his rise in the ranks surprises everyone, including himself. But despite his newfound flow state and confidence, Team L faces some tough losses that make them question their limits. The Kurozawa triplets-an unstoppable force-test the team's chemistry, and the comeback story of the season unfolds with each possession on the court. Volume 3 dives deep into personal growth, team dynamics, and the relentless pursuit of victory. As Daiki steps up, will his passion and newfound strength be enough to lead Team L to the top? With their ranks shifting and the competition fierce, only one thing is certain: the road ahead is paved with both triumphs and heartbreaks.

Luke "Lockdown" Lawrence A confident but humble baller from Richmond who turns grit into greatness. Known for his signature move, The Lawrence Lockdown, Luke's defense and heart make him a leader on and off the court. Basketball isn't just his game it's his way forward.

Nova's been running her whole life. From fists, from silence, from the world's hatred of girls who fight back. Now she's running flat-out-through gravel traps, media storms, and the wreckage of her rookie season in Formula 1. She's too raw. Too angry. Too unpredictable. But she's also fast. And someone just gave her a car with claws. Dove Racing isn't polished or pretty. But it's hers. There's the second driver who lights up every room but bites when she needs to. The engineer intern who keeps her head down, her notes sharp, and somehow always knows when to speak up. And the team principal with a gambler's gut and a soft spot for girls like Nova; too fast, too messy, too much. They're scrappy. Flawed. Furious. And for the first time in her life, Nova's not just surviving, she's building something. But ghosts don't disappear. And the track isn't the only place she's haunted. Every lap drags the past closer. Every win tests how far she'll go to stay in control. Because going fast is easy. Staying still... that's the part that hurts.