Swimmer Stories

Ya'll are in for a treat I promise you. Raven Gray hasn't been the same since his mom died. He's angry, broken, and pushes everyone away. Noah Lockwood is the golden boy who refuses to stay out of his life. Slowly, the walls Raven built start to crack-and he has no choice but to let someone catch him when he falls. "I'm so tired, Noah," Raven whispered, tears streaming down his face. Noah pulled the boy close to his body and stroked his hair comfortingly. "I know," he said, closing his eyes. "I know." Interviewer: *visibly tearing up*

Ravenshore Academy is built on pressure, privilege, and boys who don't know how to be gentle. Damien Moretti, Nathan Moretti, and Nate Moretti rule the halls with fists, smirks, and reputations sharp enough to cut. They're the kind of boys everyone avoids - loud, reckless, untouchable. Everyone except Josh Mercer. Josh is the swim team's quiet prodigy - disciplined, focused, and determined to stay invisible. But invisibility doesn't work on Damien and his crew. They shove him in hallways, mock him in the cafeteria, and make sure he never forgets his place. He's their favorite target. Their quiet punching bag. Their reminder that power is something you take. But everything shifts when Ravenshore announces a new cross‑training program: the hockey team and swim team will be training together. Eight practices a week. Seven lanes. Three hockey boys per lane. And Josh is assigned the worst possible combination: Damien. Nathan. Nate. His three tormentors. His three shadows. His three problems. Forced into close proximity, Josh becomes the one responsible for teaching them how to survive in the water. The boys who used to laugh at him now have to listen to him, watch him, rely on him. Lines blur. Power shifts. And the boys who once made his life miserable start looking at him differently - too closely, too long, too intensely. Josh doesn't know what's more dangerous: the way they used to treat him... or the way they're starting to now. ---

She's an intern on R. Madhavan's film set. He's his son - a national-level swimmer who wasn't supposed to stay. But one glance, one conversation, and their worlds begin to shift. In the chaos of lights, cameras, and unsaid feelings - a love story quietly begins.

Before the world went silent, seventeen-year-old Lizzie Schultz was just trying to catch her breath. A senior swimmer at Needham Broughton High School in Raleigh, North Carolina, Lizzie's life is a blur of early morning practices, grueling school days, and the electric tension of championship meets alongside her best friends, Andrea and Christina. But as the winter of 2020 unfolds into summer, the rhythm of ordinary life-the roar of a pool deck, the echo of a school concert, the whispered secrets at a New Year's party-becomes a countdown. On June 18, the sky falls silent. Forced to flee the chaos of the mainland, Lizzie and her friends survive the initial wave, only to be swept across an ocean to a United Kingdom that is just as broken. In abandoned towns and silent cities, where the remnants of the British Army enforce a brutal code of silence, Lizzie must navigate a world where noise is death, hostile survivors are as dangerous as the creatures, and the greatest fight isn't for a medal, but for her last good breath.

For seventeen-year-old Lauren Wadlow, life is a rhythm of chlorine-soaked practices at Cardinal Aquatics, the echoing hallways of Lafayette High School, and the quiet hum of a future brimming with possibility. Set against the backdrop of a world on the cusp of chaos in early 2020, her story is one of friendship, rivalry, and the simple, beautiful noise of everyday life. From the thrill of the KHSAA State Championship to whispered secrets during rehearsal for the school play, Lauren's world is full of sound. But on June 18th, that world shatters. During a trip to Manhattan, the sky rains fire and the city is plunged into a silence more terrifying than any explosion. Now, Lauren, her best friends Grace and Caroline, and her older brother must navigate the deafening new rules of survival. Their only hope lies not in fighting the creatures that hunt by sound, but in finding a whisper of safety on an island far across the sea. This is their story of the days before the world went quiet, and the desperate fight to find the last sound they'll ever hear: their own heartbeat.

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.

Brie Avion Soccoro's ex boyfriend broke up with him. With a heavy heart, he entered the pool area of their school. He wanted to drown with his feelings, literal. Hindi siya marunong lumangoy. Yuan Ali Kim, a swimmer, jumped in before his breath faded away.

පුර පෝයට හද පායලා තිබුනට මට අමාවක වගේ කිදුරු ඒ කිරිපාට වතුරේ පීනන්න එන්න ඔයාට දැන් අවසර නැද්ද මගේ රත්තරන්

I have wanted to be an Olympic swimmer since I was four. I have been the fastest swimmer in the team from the time I joined to now. I'm fifteen turning sixteen soon, so I could be qualified into the Olympics. I've been in three world championships, my first when I was thirteen. I won ever one. I just hope I can even get qualified to the Olympics!

Journale intime d'Alexie Wellington, Un chapitre, un garçon, une peine coeur ou peut-être pas ....

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.

"I hate you" "Don't worry, I hate you too " In which two old classmates that despise each other meet again and feelings change...

Lily finds peace underwater, using suffocation as a form of escapism from her everyday life. Whilst submerged she doesn't have to worry about her family, her education, her future or the boy who may or may not want her. When she's underwater all she needs to worry about is getting out before her lungs collapse...

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

Alexis Smith : He is so handsome with his hazel eyes . His jawline look like it could cut anything . His jet black hair is so smooth . He is so famous among the girls with his handsome face and muscular body . But he is just fine to me. Nick Walker : Those green eyes of her caught me off guard . It look so beautiful with her natural curly eyelashes. Her brown long hair falling down her shoulder. Her pale face is lightened up by her pink pillowy lips . Her voice is like an angle that sing in the heaven . But she is just fine to me . What happen to the swimmer Alexis when the famous school quarterback is back to the school and ruin her little life ?

Two girls. One dorm. Two different stories that collide. Max hides her painful past behind her perfect facade, she doesn't need friends, she doesn't need anyone. As long as she can swim and dance, she'll be fine. Keeping people at arm length is easier. But what happens when she meets Anna, her new roomate, that is set on befriending her? What happens when Max meets Josh, who seems able to peel her protective layers in a blink of an eye and a smile? What happens when her past catchs up to her? Anna has archieve her dream: a sports scholarship to college with her bestfriend. She's on top of the world. And there is only one way to go... down. Through confusing feelings and horrible experience, is college really gonna be the best time of her life?

What is Cara Beaumont without swimming? She doesn't even know. •• For as long as she could remember, Cara Beaumont's life revolved around swimming. It was her lifeline, it kept her afloat. However, when she is injured during a meet she can only watch as the very lifeline gets ripped out of her hands. All of her dreams? Gone. Her ambitions? Dead. Her future? Destroyed. In a tale of sadness and anger will Cara find room to see her own self-worth, but also learn to let in the people around her? 1st Place in Chicklit - Billboard Novel Awards 2020 Cover Credit: @moonbrightfanfiction

Two swimmers; one love. How do you deal with love, fame, your career, and everything in between?

One is an Ex-Hockey Player. One is a Swim Team Captain. One tutor the other. What could possibly go wrong? ...right?

Swimming is a grueling sport, a mental and physical battle all on its own. How will Katsuki and Shoto experience the ups and downs of life, connected in and out of the pool? Warning: there will be touchy topics akin to panic attacks and the such. Please don't read in you feel uncomfortable with such things.