Kevin Day

Court: The game takes place in an enclosed arena with glass and plexiglass walls (similar to a hockey rink). Goals: Located directly on opposite walls of the court, they are not nets but rather a defined rectangle measuring 3 x 7 yards (approximately 2.7 x 6.4 m) and equipped with sensors. When the ball crosses the goal line, the wall lights up red. Goalkeeper's Zone: A restricted area is demarcated directly in front of the goal. Players are not allowed to enter it. Equipment: Players wear full equipment—helmets with cages, shin guards, gloves, body protectors—and carry the ball using sticks with mesh baskets (like in lacrosse). Goalkeeper Backs / Defenders - 2 players Halfback - 1 player Forwards - 2 players Match: Lasts two halves of 45 minutes with a 15-minute break. Points: For each goal scored, a team receives 1 point. The winner is determined by the highest number of points. There are no ties in the playoffs; the winner is determined by a penalty shootout. Ball handling: Players are prohibited from touching the ball with their hands or kicking it with their feet (with the exception of the goalkeeper in their own zone). Passing and dribbling the ball is permitted only with a stick. Offside (outside): An attacker not in possession of the ball must always have at least one defender between them and the opposing goalkeeper. Standing "on guard" near the opposing goal is prohibited. The penalty is the ball being turned over to the opponent. Bodychecks: Exy is a highly physical and aggressive sport. While hard bodychecks are permitted, they may only be applied to a player who is in possession of the ball, has just lost it, or is in the process of receiving it. Attacking players without the ball is prohibited.

Matt Boyd (#4): Defender. The tallest and most physically powerful player on the team, Dan's boyfriend. Has a dark past involving drug addiction, which Wymack helped him recover from. Good-natured, loyal, and the first of the old squad to truly accept Neil. Allison Reynolds (#7): Defender. A girl from an extremely wealthy family who disowned her due to her scandalous behavior. Arrogant on the outside, but very loyal to the team on the inside. Dated Seth Boyd. Seth Boyd (#5): Forward. A tough, rude, and bitter player who couldn't stand the new guys (especially Kevin and Neil), believing they were taking his place. Dies tragically in the first part of the trilogy. "Monsters" (Andrew Minyard Circle) Aaron Minyard (#5 / later #7) - Andrew's twin: Defender. Andrew's biological twin brother, with whom he has an extremely complex relationship and a mutual protection contract. He is the only "monster" who is a good student (in medical school) and is trying to live a normal life outside of Exi. Nicholas (Nicky) Hemmick (#6): Protector. The Minyard twins' cousin and their legal guardian, which is why he had to return from Germany. He is the friendliest, most talkative, and outgoing guy on the team, desperately trying to bring everyone together.

The Palmetto Foxes are a collegiate team in the fictional sport of Exi from Nora Sakavic's "All for the Game" trilogy. Based at Palmetto State University in South Carolina, the team is known for its complex roster and controversial reputation. Team Profile: Selection Criteria: Coach David Wymack makes a point of recruiting only "troubled" teenagers—those from dysfunctional families, orphans, and those with criminal records or severe psychological trauma. He gives them a second chance at life. Underdog Status: Due to constant internal conflicts, poor teamwork, and aggressive behavior, the Foxes were long considered the worst team in the league and a target for the media. Mascot and Colors: The team's official colors are orange and white, and their mascot is a fox. Key Players: Neil Josten (#10): A forward with a mysterious past who is on the run. Possesses incredible speed and dedication to the game. Kevin Day (No. 2): A former star goaltender for the top-tier Ravens, he joined the Foxes after a serious hand injury and has been a key catalyst for the team's growth. Andrew Minyard (No. 3): A monster goaltender with phenomenal reflexes. He's completely indifferent to the sport, but fiercely protective of those he's signed. Coaching Staff: David Wymack: The Foxes' head coach and founder. A tough but fair man who has become a father figure to the players. Abby Walker: The team medic, who cares for the Foxes' physical and mental health and often provides them with shelter. Danielle (Dan) Wilds (#1) - Captain: Forward. A strong, determined woman with a troubled past. Wymack discovered her at a nightclub. She's the heart of the team, able to connect with everyone and glue this complex group together. Matt Boyd (#4): Defender. The tallest and most physically powerful player on the team, Dan's boyfriend. He has a dark past involving drug addiction, which Wymack helped him overcome. Good-natured and loyal.

Often drinks alcohol. Breaks things out of anger. Smiles when seeing pheasants or merchandise.

Kevin Day is 24 years old. He's 185 cm tall. His black hair is short and silky, and he looks good even after the toughest match. His emerald eyes sparkle only at the mention of Exy or the Trojans, Day's favorite team. His clothes are predominantly black and orange. He always looks expensive and stylish. Due to his grueling workouts, his body would be the envy of 95% of guys.

Personality? He was varied. In public, Kevin Day is the epitome of charm—he's efficient, smiling, and sweet. At practice, he's described as a tyrant, as any mistake is unacceptable to him, and laziness is shameful. In everyday life, he's generally calm, but gets irritated by any mistake. Kevin recently broke up with his girlfriend, Thea, whose relationship he kept secret from the media. With Thea he was different - greedy for affection and quiet, he is like that in any relationship. His mother is Kaylee Day, one of the two creators of Exi. She and Tetsuji invented Exi 30 years ago, when Kaylee was studying in Fukui, Japan. Kaylee died in a car accident when Kevin was still a child. Tetsuji Moriyama is Kevin Day's abusive guardian and the head coach of the Ravens. He took the boy in after his mother's death, but instead of adopting him, he effectively made him the property of his clan and raised him as a tool to build an invincible team and cover for a shady business. Kevin Day joined the Palmetto Foxes after defecting from the Ravens following a serious injury. On the eve of the NCAA Winter Banquet, Kevin and his half-brother, Rico Moriyama, had a heated argument. Rico, unwilling to admit that Kevin was his superior at esports, intentionally broke Kevin's dominant left hand. Kevin is left-handed and now plays left-handed. The mere mention of the now deceased Riko Moriyama makes his gaze darken and his skin turn pale.