Athlete Movies

For three years, Elena worked three jobs to support her boyfriend Brody's hockey career. On the night of his victory celebration, she discovered he was cheating with Serena, his sponsor's daughter—and was publicly humiliated when her dress was torn apart. Fleeing in tears, she fell into the arms of Liam, the "Ice God" of hockey. He had secretly loved her for six years. Under the guise of helping her find herself, he transformed her into a confident woman. At a charity gala, he claimed her as his girlfriend. Unable to believe a superstar could love someone like her, Elena hesitated. Serena and Brody teamed up to destroy them—spreading rumors and bribing rivals to sabotage Liam's career with a career-ending injury. In the crisis, Elena awakened. No longer the woman waiting to be protected, she rushed onto the ice to warn him. When the truth came out and the villains fell, Elena proved she deserved to stand by his side—with her own strength and her undeniable love.

Piper spent years secretly tutoring and dating star quarterback Parker, who refused to be seen with her in publicand let his friends mock her weight behind her back. When Piper is cornered after a game and Parker brushesoff her panicked call, it's his biggest rival, quarterback Weston Reyes, who saves her instead — and claims heropenly, proudly, and without a hint of shame. As Piper learns what it feels like to be truly seen and wanted,Parker's life unravels while he repeatedly tries to win her back, revealing exactly how little he ever valued her.

Daniel is the invisible, bullied equipment assistant for the ice hockey team, a pitiful bottom who only gets attention and care when he becomes a sexy cam boy late at night. He has no idea that his most hated bully, the school's top alpha who despises gays, is the same person who showers him with money every night as his biggest fan. This is a story of enemies turned lovers, where a straight jock is bent out of shape by the boy he swore to hate

In The Triplets' Final Regret movie, Elisa, a half-human, half-vampire girl, believes the Lockhart triplets are the only people in the world she can truly trust. She wants to become human for them—and spend forever with one of them. But everything changes when Amber, the maid’s daughter, appears. Again and again, Elisa is abandoned, humiliated, and stripped of her dignity. All for Amber. Finally, she decides to let go and accept her fate: leaving day school behind, transferring to night school, and becoming a vampire. But when Elisa appears in her night school uniform, held in the arms of a powerful vampire heir, why do the triplets who once threw her away suddenly fall into regret and panic—kneeling before her, begging for forgiveness?

On Tidewater Station, dockhand Cole Andrews keeps his head down, takes the abuse, and raises his daughter alone. But when a rigged debt puts fifteen-year-old Kira in the fight ring, the station starts asking who her father really is - and so does the Syndicate that has spent fifteen years hunting a dead man.

Jessamine spent nine years turning Dashiell Carrington from an undrafted nobody with two blown knees into the captain of the New York Comets. She rebuilt his body, ghostwrote his apologies, and quit her own career to manage his. He repaid her by sleeping with his twenty-one-year-old content producer, handing the girl a training program Jessamine had created, and telling the cameras his family was everything — while his pregnant wife sat in the ER alone. He forgot to take off his mic after the game. She downloaded three copies. Then she called his mother — who happened to chair the team's board — and said two words: "I'm leaving." She didn't take the nursery, the jerseys, or the baby skates with his number on them. She took four rehab journals, a passport, and the original manuscript he told her wasn't worth publishing. Six months later, the Comets had a new president. Her name was Jessamine. No last name required.

Malik Carter grew up dirt poor, training on a cracked outdoor court while his single mother worked three jobs to keep him fed—until an NBA scout secretly makes him the number one draft pick. But a month of sealed pre-draft testing leaves him unreachable, and his hometown decides the worst: that he's been arrested for prostitution. His own uncle, aunt, and cousin turn the whole church against him and his mother, stripping them of dignity, stealing from them, and even scalding her hand to punish his "lies." When the truth finally breaks, every person who spat on his family scrambles to grovel—but Malik's fight isn't over. At his own rookie celebration, the father who abandoned his pregnant mother years ago shows up flaunting a new wife and a stepson chasing the same spotlight. As the draft countdown hits zero, everyone who ever doubted, humiliated, or betrayed Malik and his mother is about to learn exactly who they were dealing with.

Ryan, star quarterback of the Brooks University Falcons, tears his ACL after a game-winning touchdown that secures national championship qualification. Doctors rule him out for the season, leaving only sixty days before the final. As Ryan sinks into despair, Aiden—a cold, highly professional rehab therapist interning on campus—takes over his case. Their intense physical-contact sessions stir unspoken tension. Backup quarterback Cole covets the starting spot and sabotages Aiden’s recovery plan. Ryan and Aiden grow quietly attracted to each other. Rival Victor bribes the media to question their relationship, and the Tigers’ captain targets Ryan’s injured knee. In the national final, Ryan fights through pain and delivers another game-winning touchdown on live television, defeating the Tigers. Afterward, Aiden helps him to the empty rehab room. Ryan hangs his championship medal around Aiden’s neck, and they embrace and kiss.

In Sexting My Pucking Nemesis, Ethan Miller may be a nerd, but he’s also the hockey player his teammates would rather avoid. He has never been good at respecting boundaries. Then he does the one thing his captain hates most: he publicly asks out Captain Hunter Kennedy’s younger sister, Hayley.

For Hunter, few things could be more infuriating than watching the man he secretly wants chase after his sister. When he realizes Hayley plans to answer Ethan’s message, Hunter confiscates her phone. Ethan, using the username “Bad Boy,” sends Hayley a sexy text in the hope of winning her heart.

What Ethan doesn’t know is that Hunter is the one answering those messages. Pretending to be Hayley, Hunter plays along with Ethan’s provocative texts and soon gets carried away. What begins as a trick turns into a private sexting relationship with Ethan—except Ethan has no idea who is really on the other side.

As more people become involved, keeping the secret becomes harder. Can Hunter, Ethan’s biggest bully and hockey captain, pull him away from Hayley? Or will Ethan keep chasing the girl he thinks he wants without ever discovering who has truly captured his attention?

Characters

Ethan Miller

Ethan Miller is a hockey player who loves learning and serves as one of the main male characters. He believes he’s straight and has his eyes on Hayley. Without realizing it, however, he ends up sexting her older brother—who also happens to be his nemesis.

Hunter Kennedy

Hunter Kennedy is the good-looking hockey captain and the second main male character. He is Hayley’s protective older brother and Ethan’s biggest bully. Beneath their rivalry, Hunter has had his eye on Ethan for a long time.

Hayley Kennedy

Hayley Kennedy is a supporting character and Ethan’s original love interest. She has a reputation for acting out of reach and is often accompanied by two other cheerleaders. Her phone unknowingly becomes the starting point of Ethan and Hunter’s secret connection.

Trent

Trent is the villain who considers himself Hunter’s best friend. He reacts badly when rumors and scandals involving Hunter and Ethan begin to surface. Their growing connection threatens the place Trent believes he holds in Hunter’s life.

Liam Carter was once the brightest young forward in the hockey world, a prodigy whose career was destined for greatness. But after his father dragged him into a match-fixing scandal to cash in on his fame, his career was shattered overnight, sending him from the top of the world to rock bottom. Six years later, Liam makes his long-awaited return to the ice, only to discover that his former high school nemesis, Mateo Torres, has become the backbone of the team. The poor kid from the slums is now a formidable, hard-hitting defenseman who shines on the ice. Forced to play up a “former enemies turned friends” storyline for publicity, the two are moved into the same sponsor-provided apartment, with their every training session and daily interaction filmed for the cameras. As they spend more and more time together, the feelings they never dared to admit back in high school begin to resurface. But when the criminal forces behind the old match-fixing scandal come back for revenge, Liam’s family is threatened. While protecting Liam from the gang, Mateo suffers a devastating ankle injury that could end his career. Now, the two must face the ultimate test: their futures on the ice—and the love they can no longer hide. In the end, they join forces with the police to set a trap for the gang. During the semifinals, they pull off a stunning comeback. Mateo scores the winning goal, then kisses Liam in front of the entire world’s live cameras after the game. The blade that was supposed to end their old feud ultimately cuts through every fear, hesitation, and disguise standing between them.