Andrew Minyard

Exy is a new sport, a cross between lacrosse. The Foxes, an underdog team, somehow made it to the finals against the Ravens. No one believed they could win, and of course, they lost. Andrew didn't care; he wasn't even trying to win. But his gaze was fixed on the opposing goalie, number three. The irony was that both goalies wore number three. Five days after the game, Kevin was watching the postgame interview tape until the Foxes' goalie paused it. Minyard, however, wasn't interested in the Ravens' captain, Rico, but was staring intently at the guy next to him, number three, a redhead with icy blue eyes. "Tell me about him," Minyard said sharply, sitting down next to him. Wymack, the coach, only had information about the game. Minyard was interested in Nathaniel off the field. Andrew spent another two days pondering the information he'd received from Kevin before asking for the raven's number and writing in the evening:
"Hey little raven, how was your training? Are you tired?"