Swimteam Stories

An enemies to lovers college sports romance. Josie Lucason knows how to survive underwater. As a scholarship swimmer at Ironridge University, she's spent years pushing through pain, pressure, and the expectations of everyone watching from the deck. But when her perfect relationship with golden-boy swimmer Lachlan shatters in front of the entire team, Josie becomes the kind of mess people whisper about. Crew Parker knows how to win a fight. A tattooed, hot-headed wrestling captain with one last shot at becoming an All-American, Crew has no time for distractions, especially not from a swimmer. The rivalry between their teams is already ugly enough, and Josie Lucason has always been everything he thinks he should hate: polished, untouchable, and completely off-limits. But after one reckless punch, one public fallout, and one moment neither of them can stop replaying, Josie and Crew find themselves pulled into each other's orbit. She doesn't need saving. He doesn't know how to let go. And neither of them is prepared for what happens when hate starts feel a lot like want. Pin Me Down, Pull Me Under is a new adult college sports romance featuring swim team drama, wrestling room tension, enemies-to-lovers heat, emotional damage, found-family friendships, and two athletes learning that sometimes the hardest thing to fight is the person who sees right through you.

They trained for speed. Now they race for their lives. Elyssa Kuo lives for the water. CIF championships, early morning practices, and the Calamaga relay are her world. Then a rage virus turns the infected into sprinters. The only safe place? Water. Now Elyssa and her swim team must use their lungs, their lane lines, and their bonds to survive a collapsing California. Fast zombies. Flooded aqueducts. A supercarrier on the horizon. They can't swim. You can.

On their first day of school, best friends and competitive swimmers Mable and Conner must adapt to the newest addition to their swim team, a runaway, who is from a very wet, very different world.

Pete's story begins with him as a quiet, unassuming boy, entering the hallowed halls of his new senior high school with a mix of trepidation and careful curiosity. His wire-rimmed prescription frames, later so iconic, were already firmly settled, casting his brown eyes in a reflective clarity as he absorbed his surroundings. Dressed in the school's formal, dark wool dress uniform-the standard academic shell-he appeared to be just another unindexed file within the system, a freshman component waiting to be registered. On his first morning interval, amidst the chaotic geometric matrix of hundreds of students navigating the corridors, Pete's focus was already split. His long, thin fingers were meticulously guiding a mechanical drafting compass across a clean parchment sheet, capturing the load-bearing parameters of the complex's gothic architecture. Even as he sat beneath the cold, clinical glare of the campus halogens, his quiet, calculating soul was cataloging the physical environment with the same structured logic that would later define his survival. The presence of the varsity line, the corrupt real estate grants, and the water's ancient curse were still invisible variables to him, but the core script of his analytical nature was already fully operational. He was a perfect component, primed to observe and neutralize any impending diagnostic anomalies that city hall might execute.

The water made her. The water never let her go. Brooke Kowalczyk has three things on her mind: her best friends, her relay team, and the IHSA Girls State Championship at FMC Natatorium. November 15-16, 2024. Two days that will define her senior year. She doesn't know they're also the last normal days of her life. Six months later, a virus called TSJ reaches the United States from Europe. It spreads through bites and blood. It turns the dead into something fast, aggressive, and hungrier than anything Brooke has ever faced. The military calls it an outbreak. The internet calls it the zombie apocalypse. Brooke calls it the end of everything she knew. But she's a swimmer. She knows how to hold her breath when the world tries to drown her. She knows how to keep moving when every muscle screams to stop. She knows that the water doesn't care about fear - it only cares about the weight you bring into it. From the suburbs of Hinsdale to the flooded ruins of Chicago to the frozen shores of Lake Superior, Brooke must navigate a slow-burn collapse that doesn't happen in a single explosion - it happens in phone calls that drop and never reconnect, in neighbors who disappear in white vans, in the silence when the power goes out for good. She'll lose things she never thought she could lose. She'll discover strengths she never knew she had. And through it all, the water will hold her. Or it will pull her under. The only question is: how much weight can she carry?

Jules leblanc is an Olympic swimmer hopeful. But out of nowhere she suffers an accident that changes her dreams drastically. Which leaves her really scared to even stay in the water for a long period of time. Around 5 minutes to be exact. But her dad has other plans, then to actually continue to take a break away from swimming. He signed/forced her to become a coach for the male swim team in Australia. - Will she ever get back into the water? - Will she face her fears? - Will she let a team of boys bring her down? There will be some rivalries. As Jules is blaming Sophia for taking her Goggles at the last swim comp she competed in. What will happen in "swim to the gold"?

Two swimmers. Two states. One destination. November 2025. Emily touches the wall at State. 2nd place. Her dad cries in the stands. She doesn't know that's the last normal moment she'll ever have. March 2026. Tanisha stands on the podium. Silver medal. She texts her dad "Love you." She doesn't know the world is already changing. June 2026. The infected run. They don't walk. They don't moan. They sprint. Twelve seconds after a bite, you're not human anymore. New York falls. Los Angeles falls. Philadelphia falls. Chicago builds walls. Pittsburgh fortifies. Denver becomes the new capital. And deep in the Black Hills, a bunker waits. Emily runs north with her little brother and her swim team. Tanisha runs west with her cousin and her best friend. They never meet. But they're both heading to the same dark hills. No romance. No heroes. Just swimmers. They hold their breath. They calculate their odds. They survive.

When summers romance enters falls cruel stance. Keisha-Rae Simone is the girl who sticks to herself. She likes to lay low, avoiding the crazy life that plays around her. Every summer she goes down to the cottage to get away from the madness. No raging teens. No fighting parents. No internet. Just nature, and herself. Or so she thought. Kahlil Hayes Casper High's golden boy gets a taste of reality after making a huge mistake. He gets dumped at the cottage for the summer. He struggles to remotely take care of himself so he finds himself turning to the girl across the lake. Falling for each other this summer was the easy part. But now summer is over and senior year begins... we all know how the seasons go. They say senior year is always memorable. They also say everything dies in fall.

They both go to a collage party their Senor year and get way to drunk. They run into each other and start dancing together. What happens when the go up into the spare bedroom that night? Three years later , Annabeth is 24 with a two year old son, living in the busy city of New York. Percy is 24, a swimming champion and living with his younger sister while their mom and step dad are in San Francisco. What Annabeth doesn't know is that the new people who moved in next door are Percy and his sister. What Percy doesn't know is the blonde next door people tell him rumors about is the girl he has liked since high school. What will happen when they meet again after 3 years in the hallway. Will Percy ever remember what they did that one collage night, or will Annabeth have to be pained with the truth she knows? What will happen to their lives? Will they connect for better or worse?

Harvey "JC" Jeffries-Coleman has only ever known swimming. It's her first memory, and her only one true love, until one day that's taken away from her. She is fresh out of college, and hired by Harvard University to coach their swimmers to the national collegiate competition. Thomas Buchannon is a hot shot athlete who has always been good at everything, but swimming especially. He's in his senior year of college at Harvard and it's his last chance to make a big impression and break records in the swimming community before he has to takeover his father's business

her vision is streamline, and no one is going to distract her line of sight. she hopes.

Mei's twin sister, Nina, killed herself when they were both fourteen years old. Mei was, at the time, an aspiring pianist, while Nina's dream was to win gold at the Olympics. After her death, Mei decides to give up on her dream and fulfill her sister's instead. Her siblings, however, know that she is not happy doing so. Because of this, her older brother enrolls her in a music school for her senior year. There, Mei makes many friends, including a boy in a predicament similar to hers. Will Mei decide to follow her dream and become the pianist she wants to be? Or will she follow her sister's to the very end?

Kai Nakamura has spent fourteen months with a hopeless crush on his straight-seeming team captain. Then a transfer joins the roster - quiet, blond, and impossible to stop thinking about. Now Kai is staying late at the pool for one of them. Getting walked home at 2 a.m. by the other. And running out of lanes to hide in. A slow-burn college swim team romance about wanting two people, being wanted back, and what happens when the answer isn't a choice. Mature content. 20 chapters.

Being the new girl is always difficult but even harder when your carrying an embarrassing secret.

This is a book full of memes only people on swimteam will get.

Book 2 Riley once likes his best friend's brother, Daniel, who was a year older than him, his affection for Danial was kept a secret. Ever since Riley was little, he's been centered around his own world, he doesn't let anyone in except Payton, his best friend. He has always had trust issues, promises people made for him were hardly ever kept. Someone slithers into Riley's world without him knowing it, and that person is Miles, who has realized his feelings way before. Miles wants to get to know Riley, but Riley tries to push him away, but his ideal plan goes the opposite. There's a thin line between love and hate. When Miles finds out that Riley had already liked someone else, he becomes heartbroken, yet he still tried his best to be close to Riley. Miles slowly steps out of Riley's world, thinking maybe it wasn't possible to break Riley's walls down. That's when it hits Riley, to realizes who he really needs in his life. Not only Miles fell in love with him but he was in love, himself. Has Miles finally tear down Riley's wall? | Miles & Riley | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Warning: If you don't like boys love or gay love, don't read. |BxB| The Boys Book Series(in order): 1. My Swimmer 2. My Swimmer 2(this story) 3. My Angel 4. My College Roommate 5. My Paradise 6. My Detective 7. My Mafia King 8. My Best Friend 9. My Fighter 10. My Beloved Pair

At the end of the Swim Team Hell series, Brayden received an anonymous note about his secret love for being tied up and gunged. When he finally agrees to meet the notes writer, things are bound to be a mess.

Swim Season. The one sport I actually look forward to every year. I know I started out as a freshman, but I fell in love with it. At the time, my life was full of tragedy and depression. But I made lifelong friends and even moved on from an almost unmentionable incident. The stories behind a high school swimmer's life. ~CAUTION~ Swearing, lots and lots of swearing. AUTOBIOGRAPHY.. Well, sort of. NAMES HAVE BEEN CHANGED FROM ORIGINAL PERSONS ENJOY!!

Senior Year. ~~~ Swimming. ~~~ Friends. ~~~ Family. ~~~ Love? ~~~ Pfft. Yeah right- no time for that. ~~~ Seventeen year old swimmer, Josephine Miller starts her senior year with a bang. Literally. For some, senior year is just another school year that counts down the days until they are released from the cage people call a s c h o o l. For Josephine, it is a year of lasts, and she wants to make it complete with special laughs and long lasting memories. Throw in a new guy, an old friend, a party or two, competitions, and mix in some good old drama- what could go wrong?!