Sportsfiction Stories

football stadium lights. airport reunions. unread messages at 2am. post-match interviews. hidden glances. transfer rumours. and feelings that were never meant to go public. a collection of football fanfictions. ❝ off the record. ❞

Cal Porter is Highridge Secret's golden boy. Agile, accurate, and impossible to ignore, he's the striker everyone cheers for. Kess Caldwell is Iron Row FC's wall. She doesn't care how popular Cal is. If he gets close to her goal, she's taking him down. In the teen Barefield League, cleats are banned, bare feet rule, and co-ed rivalries get messy fast, both on and off the pitch. Cal and Kess are sworn enemies, but when an injury and a red card force them both out of the game, their rivalry follows them where they least expect it. Now they're stuck dealing with each other without the whistle, the crowd, or the ball between them. And the more they fight, the harder it gets to pretend it still feels like hate.

Six months after getting diagnosed with epilepsy, Kaden's parents move him to San Francisco, California so he can see an epileptologist. Once the star of his varsity basketball team, Kaden is eager to try out for the team at his new school, but his mother has forbidden him to play. Kaden's twin brother Logan quickly finds himself trapped between two choices: helping his brother live or giving him something to live for. Unfortunately, this means lying at home and lying at school, where the boys have been keeping the epilepsy a secret. Logan starts try outs with his heart set on making varsity, and Kaden secretly joins in. So far, Kaden hasn't had a seizure at school, but the situation gets complicated when Kaden realizes he has two girls hitting on him, and they both know about the epilepsy. He's torn between two choices, the cheerleader who found out about his epilepsy at a beach party, or the mysterious girl from his epilepsy clinic, who can relate to him because she has seizures too. In My Hands takes us into the heart of a family torn apart by epilepsy. A.C. Sutliff offers us a touching story about what it truly means to lose control of your life, and the powerful bonds of friendship you can create when you step out on the journey to take back control.

He's the captain with a bad reputation. She's the coach's daughter. Her dad has 3 rules: No lateness. No alcohol. No flirting with his family. Kai Morrison broke all three in the first week. Now they're locked in a dark closet while Coach Carter is outside. One photo. One secret. One forbidden attraction that could cost Kai his scholarship and Lia her father's trust. The rules are clear. Breaking them is inevitable.

A tale of patience, dedication, and ultimate triumph. The solitary youth forged in the ancient temple, blessed with physical pro

Originally started writing in 2011/12, continued in 2019, set in 2010. For the Japanese football club Urawa Red Diamonds, the 2010 season brings potential, with new faces; newly-signed young Japanese star Kyo Yagami, out to prove that he's one of the best footballers not just in Japan, but all of Asia; Rahul Tendulkar, an Indian footballer from Mumbai with Bollywood good looks and talent to match; Scott McCarthy, a budding American superstar from Chicago, frustrated with his former MLS side, and looking for a chance to make the move to a major European club. And since it's a World Cup year, expectations are already high. If only the two young stars, Kyo and Scott, weren't on bad terms.

Zane Vinston was once the star striker and captain of Carlos High's undefeated football team, famous for his unmatched skill and unstoppable winning streak. On the verge of winning the state finals and advancing to nationals, his future was shattered when a reckless push from an opponent left him with a severe leg injury. Doctors warned that another injury could end his career forever. Fear crept into his game. Trying too hard to protect himself, Zane's performance declined, and he was eventually kicked off the team. Without realizing it, he began to give up on football altogether. Everything changed when his family circumstances forced him to transfer to a school rumored to have the worst football team in the region. Expecting failure, Zane instead found something unexpected-outcasts with hidden potential. Surrounded by players just like himself, his lost dream reignited. Now, he must decide whether he can rise again and turn a broken team into champions, or let his dream fade for good. -×- ONC participant. Prompt no. :30

Ivy Dawson is focused on one thing-netball. As her school's star Goal Attack, she's got big dreams and no time for distractions. But Matteo Russo, the school's top footballer, seems determined to be one. His teasing and relentless rivalry push her buttons, but when old feelings resurface, Ivy starts to wonder if there's more to their feud than just competition. Between the game, the pressure, and the unspoken tension between them, Ivy and Matteo will have to decide: are they just rivals, or is there something deeper between them?

The tunnel is always darker than he remembers. Every match begins the same way - concrete walls, distant noise, and the blinding floodlights waiting ahead. But beyond the roar of the crowd lies something heavier than expectation. Selection politics. Tactical battles. Media narratives. Contracts. Injuries. Doubt. He isn't a prodigy born into greatness. He isn't the chosen one. He is the one who stayed late. The one who rebuilt himself after every setback. The one who learned that talent opens doors - but resilience keeps them from closing. As he steps into elite football, every match becomes a test of more than skill. It becomes a test of identity. Of ego. Of how much you're willing to sacrifice to stand among giants. Because under the floodlights, nothing is hidden. Not fear. Not weakness. Not ambition. And only one question matters: Are you built for the lights - or will they break you?

Brynn honors her passion for horses by studying at the toughest veterinary program in the country. Months from graduating, tragedy strikes-tragedy for which she can't help but feel responsible. Brynn feels suffocated by the weight of her father's legacy and his dusty hopes for horse show jumping success. When Brynn's frenetic efforts to dig the family business out of debt fail, she's down to one desperate hope. Enter Jason Lander, who understands what it's like to walk away from the ring. The onetime champion agrees to train Brynn, and her horse Jett, for an all-or-nothing run at the prestigious Million Dollar Gold Cup. But going all the way means doing it his way, which has Brynn questioning her decisions, her loyalties, and her growing feelings for Jason-complicating her relationship with her lover. Set in Northern California against a stunning backdrop of coastal hills and valleys, LEARNING TO FALL is about discovering how to let go-and how to hang on with your heart. Fans of Seabiscuit and The Horse Whisperer will love this beautifully written debut; one they're bound to add to their shelf of favorites. Available for sale August 2nd!

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

Siddharth was never supposed to make it. He wasn't the strongest. He wasn't the most athletic. He wasn't the most talented kid on the court. Tennis entered his life because his parents wanted him to stay healthy, not because he dreamed of becoming a champion. Years later, standing under the lights of the ATP Tour, people would call him gifted. They would call him special. Some would even call him lucky. They were wrong. Because what they saw was the result. What they didn't see were the years before it. The sacrifices. The failures. The financial struggles. The loneliness. The decisions. Against Reality is the story of a boy chasing an impossible dream in a sport where almost everyone fails. A story about ambition, obsession, family, and the price of believing in something long before the world believes in you. Sometimes reality tells you to stop. Sometimes you choose not to listen.

Seventeen-year-old Maya Elizabeth's greatest secret is the existence of the Kissing Book - a rite of passage started by her older sister Grace in order to record every romantic escapade of the Elizabeth sisters' teenage years. When the Kissing Book's existence is revealed, it provides the perfect opportunity for Tate Everett and Mason Accardi to finally break their stalemate, both tied for the spring season lacrosse captaincy. Thus births the 'Kissing Book Game'. The rules are simple - the first to steal Maya's virginity wins One warm, one cold - both athletic and well acquainted with one-night stands, the challenge appears to be simple. But when it comes to Maya, Tate and Mason may have just met their match. Especially when feelings are thrown into the mix. / - / - / - / Warning; Rated T for sexual themes and light cussing. This is work contains no smut and features no heavily explicit content. Rating is subject to change. © Kaisu_ All Rights Reserved 2018

Title: Love in Extra Time Life has never been easy for Moyosore Adeoye. She is a final-year biochemistry student at the University of Lagos who works at Lush Lounge to simply eke out a living. Keeping her going is the promise of a better tomorrow-along with her secret crush on Jason Briggs, Nigeria's golden boy and rising football sensation. But when Jason appears at Lush Lounge one night, Moyo's fantasy implodes. He is no chiseled idol. Their first encounter is a disaster, marred by misconceptions and sparks. When she thinks that maybe things will finally go her way, Jason deals her a blow: "Block me. I don't do distractions." Dashed and humiliated, Moyo cannot help but ask herself-what is he afraid of? Why is he trying to keep her at bay? As Jason's world collides with hers, secrets spill out, emotions rage, and second chances are cashed in. Will Moyo escape the existence she so desperately wants to leave behind? Will Jason realize some things are worth fighting for-especially in extra time? A story of love, aspiration, heartache, and redemption, Love in Extra Time demonstrates that sometimes the unlikeliest of goals are the hardest to score.

Shōyō Hinata was once inseparable from his brothers, Hikaru and Kaoru-the mischievous Hitachiin twins known for their charm and chaos. But as the twins grew closer to each other, Hinata was quietly left behind. Now, years later, he's carving out a life of his own: living independently, juggling school and part-time work, and chasing his dream of becoming a volleyball ace at Karasuno High. When fate places him next door to Haruhi Fujioka, and the Host Club stumbles upon his existence, old wounds resurface. The twins are stunned to discover their triplet brother has been living in silence-right beside them. As Hinata's quiet strength and determination begin to ripple through their world, the Host Club finds itself entangled in a story of estranged family, personal growth, and the delicate art of reconciliation.

A boy the world ignored. A dream that refused to die.

Aria Veda has built her life on speed. At twenty-three, she's one of the few women in Formula 1 and the only driver on the grid who can silence her demons at 300 kilometers an hour. With long black curls tipped in fire-red and a reputation for fearlessness, Aria races not just to win, but to get away-from the pressure, from the past, and especially from Ryan, the charming but volatile boyfriend whose love comes with consequences. When a critical season begins, Aria finds herself relying more than ever on Preston Hale, the quiet, steady pit-crew mechanic who has supported her since day one. His loyalty makes him indispensable. His presence makes him dangerous. And his growing concern for her safety threatens to expose the cracks in the life she's barely keeping together. As the spotlight grows brighter and the risks on and off the track escalate, Aria must decide whether she'll keep living recklessly to outrun everything closing in... or finally face the truth she's been speeding away from. Red-Tipped Reckless is a high-adrenaline story about ambition, identity, toxic love, and the unexpected connection that might just save a racer who only feels alive on the edge.

During a rainy night, the exhausted Ken Sato stumbled upon a small food stall. And during that first visit, he was convinced that he had found the woman who will be the love of his life.

Emilie von Laaren was once Norway's rising cross-country skiing star. Until one race shattered her career - and her entire life. Two years later, she's living in London, haunted by nightmares, scars, and the pressure of her father, the famous Chelsea FC coach. The last thing Emilie needs is another athlete in her life. But then she crashes - literally - into Lucas Ambridge, Chelsea's new star striker. Arrogant. Beautiful. Impossible. He's football. She's the mountains. Two worlds that should never collide. Yet Lucas sees something in Emilie she no longer sees in herself. And as their lives intertwine, she realizes: Sometimes you have to fall again and again to learn how to breathe again.