Swimteam storie

For Ashley Davis, a seventeen-year-old swimmer and All-State hopeful from Roanoke, Virginia, June 2020 was supposed to be about summer break and college recruiting. But when the sky falls silent and blind, hyper-sonic predators descend on Earth, Ashley's world is reduced to a single rule: Don't make a sound. Separated from her family during a trip to Seattle, Ashley must use her swimmer's discipline-her lung capacity, her control, her ability to move in absolute silence-to navigate the first days of the invasion. From the burning streets of the West Coast to the abandoned Blue Ridge Mountains, she fights to reunite with her firefighter father and survive in a world where one whisper means death. Inspired by the canon of A Quiet Place, this is a story of family, grief, and the terrifying power of silence.

Before the silence, there was the water. For Kathy Hansen, the roar of the pool was the sound of victory-state championships, college dreams, and a future full of noise. But on June 18, 2020, the world went quiet. Now, separated from her fire chief father and hunted by creatures that track every heartbeat, a seventeen-year-old swimmer must lead her sister and their surviving friends on a desperate journey across a dead America. Their only hope? The one place the monsters cannot follow. The water.

For Amber Tran, a star swimmer at Lubbock High, the loudest sounds were the roar of the crowd, the splash of the pool, and the laughter of her friends. Her world was a vibrant tapestry of school, sports, and the fierce loyalty of her team. Everything shattered in the summer of 2020. Now, lethal creatures that hunt by sound stalk the Earth. The slightest noise means death. Haunted by the memories of her friends lost on the first day, Amber must use a swimmer's discipline-controlled breathing, silent movement-to survive. Her only hope is to cross a silent, monstrous America and reach the last evacuation point. Her destination is a place where sound still lives: Australia. An island the monsters cannot touch. To get there, she must master a world of silence, or be consumed by it. The story shifts between different swimmers how they survive the Invasion.

My life was measured in milliseconds and the silent focus behind my goggles. I'm Sam, a swimmer from Scottsdale, and I thought my biggest problem was beating my personal best. I was wrong. Now, on a trip to Italy with my best friends, the world has ended. Creatures that hunt by sound have invaded. One scream, one dropped phone, one careless step and you're dead. We're stranded thousands of miles from home. Our only hope is to reach the coast, to an island they can't touch. Because they have one weakness: They can't swim. And I've spent my whole life training for the water. In a world gone terrifyingly silent, my greatest skill might be the only thing that can keep us alive.

In June 2020, Madison Yang-a 17-year-old swimmer and orchestra student at Syosset High School-lives a life built on rhythm: early practices, crowded hallways, late-night texts with friends, and the steady comfort of water. Alongside her best friends and teammates Sasha and Natalie, Madison believes her world is predictable, even when the outside news feels heavy and uncertain. But as seasons pass from Halloween lights to championship nerves, from winter city streets to spring protests, everything begins to shift. And when a long-awaited trip to Cape Town, South Africa turns into something unthinkable, Madison and her friends must rely on instinct, loyalty, and the one thing that has always kept them alive: motion. They will run, hide, fight to stay quiet... and ultimately chase the ocean toward escape-toward Mauritius, and then a faraway life still filled with sound: Melbourne, Australia.

Alex doesn't know her name. Sylvia has absolutely no idea why he keeps showing up. All he knows is that he wants to make her laugh-even if it means embarrassing himself in the process. A summer story full of awkward moments, quiet stares, stupid interactions, and dumb ways to fall in love.

Park Jisoo is everything a university could want in an athlete-Olympic-bound swimmer, straight-A student, golden boy with a smile made for sponsorship deals. He's built his life on discipline, silence, and never slipping beneath the surface. Liang "Zen" Zhen doesn't smile for cameras. A nationally ranked MMA fighter with a reputation for violence and a past he doesn't explain, Zen is the athlete parents warn their sons about. He doesn't care about public image. He cares about winning. When a careless comment from Jisoo about combat sports goes viral, it sparks a rivalry neither of them asked for. Forced into shared media appearances and a semester-long sports psychology project, the swimmer and the fighter find themselves circling each other-sharp words, sharper tension. Jisoo thinks Zen is reckless. Zen thinks Jisoo is fake. They're both wrong. Because beneath the bruises and perfect times, beneath the expectations and family pressure, they recognize something in each other no one else sees: obsession. Fear. Hunger. Zen falls first. Jisoo falls harder. But in a world where reputations are currency and masculinity is measured in silence, loving each other might cost them everything. And neither of them knows if they're brave enough to choose

She's on the swim team. Her dad is a fisher. She's always in the water. Just an average 15 year old girl. Jennah lives her life normal. Until one day, life takes an unexpected turn and her world is turned upside down

Danica Green has one rule for her final season with the Surrey Sharks: no distractions. Especially not Lycus Anderson, the golden-boy co-captain whose betrayal two years ago shattered their friendship. Her teammate, Iris "Flower" Wang is trying to savor every last moment with her best friend, Fraser. But after a hug that crosses an unspoken line, Iris uncovers her freshman-year journal and a truth she's been running from: she's always been in love with him. Now, with graduation looming, staying quiet feels like its own kind of lie. For Danica and Iris, the hardest race won't be in the pool; it's the one against time to mend a broken friendship and confess a hidden love, or watch as their chances disappear into the deep end.

Willow, a senior and track captain, falls for her best friends twin. She writes poems for him, but never gives them. They start to fake date and realize the feelings they have for each other. (Friends to lovers) (Fake dating) (Best friends Brother)

Grayson Ollman lives a pretty good life. Sure, her parents have high expectations, but that's ok because they're hardly ever home anyways. And she has her older sister Caroline (aka the reason her parents have high expectations). Caroline is the perfect daughter. Perfect at swimming, perfect at school, perfect at being an amazing sister. Caroline is basically Grayson's best friend. She's always given the best advice and helped her come out of her shell. Grayson wouldn't survive without Caroline. Until she's forced to. After a big accident, Grayson has to learn how to survive and trust again in a world without Caroline.

In the quiet suburbs of Bellevue, Washington, 17-year-old Kaitlyn Dela Cruz has always balanced school, swim meets, and a close circle of friends with practiced ease. Popular, ambitious, and fiercely loyal, Kaitlyn thrives in the rhythm of her everyday life-until the world is abruptly silenced. When the enigmatic Death Angels descend during a European vacation in Valencia, Spain, Kaitlyn and her friends are thrust into a fight for survival. In this new reality, sound itself becomes a weapon, and every step, every breath, could spell disaster. With her swimming skills, quick thinking, and unshakable determination, Kaitlyn must navigate chaos, protect her friends, and find a way to safety-setting their sights on the Canary Islands, one of the few places still untouched by the silent menace.

~cover not mine~ Issac Mills just moved into Lakewood to join their elite swim team, no other plans whatsoever. When Ezra Moore comes into his life things become a bit more- well let's just say complicated. Can the boy next door help him come out of his shell or will it be the other way around? Read to find out!

Sam believed her life couldn't get better than it already was. She had amazing family and friends, worked at the local cafe in her small town and was always in the water. Being the best never mattered to her, it was being her best. She worked hard for her grades and was constantly beating records on her school swim team. Her life was chaotic but the only thing she didn't have to be good at was surfing. It was her escape. Ollie was known as one of Richmond Highs bad boys. Mostly known as the 'approachable one'. He always swooned teachers with his million dollar smile, and knew all of his classmates since they all started together in preschool. But all milo wanted was to graduate and escape the small town he only knew as home. But he still had three years left. for now, the only escape he had was music.

Ryan Pierce never keeps secrets from his best friend Kate McIntyre. But when Kate starts asking questions about who the girl Ryan likes he goes on the defensive. Little does Kate know that Ryan loves her. Will Kate find out his secret or will she be forever clueless?

After Rin left for Australia once more, Haraka felt guilty for being the cause of rin wanting to quit swimming for good. Later on, Haraka sees Rin at a competition, but it's too late. The friendship they once had was gone in a heartbeat. Or What if Haraka didn't see Rin at the abandoned pool that day, and they met again at a competition and Rin is different than before. (All chapters out) Ranks: #141 harakananase

In the summer of 2020, Torrance, California, is home to 17-year-old Madison O'Dell, a high school swimmer whose life revolves around her friends, her team, and her dreams. But when a sudden, apocalyptic invasion by the otherworldly Death Angels strikes San Diego, Madison is forced to confront a world where sound can mean death, clinging to memories and friends she can trust. From the streets of Southern California to the safe shores of Sydney, Australia, Madison and her group undertake a perilous journey across a world on the brink of silence.

This is his only vice. No drugs, he's seen too many friends throw their life away, and there are already plenty of users in NYC. No need to add to it. He really doesn't drink, either. Maybe it's because he's always itching to run, he thinks. Thats his thing, running. In a car, on foot, metaphorically, you name it. If theres one thing License it good at, its avoidance. Since childhood he's been the avoidant type, putting off assignments and lectures from his mother as long as possible. OR; me ranting aimlessly about the random facts i know about License and putting them into a somewhat story thing. I honestly have no idea what this is but yea.

Jamie Buchanan, a sophomore in high school is forced to move away from the busy city of Manhattan to the small town of Forks before starting her junior year. She meets a boy who she describes as an angel,Oh boy is she wrong!