Kevin Day

Maria Hemmick (Nika's mother) Luther Hemmick (Nika's father) Randi Boyd (Matt's mother) Donald Boyd (Matt's father) Katie Wilds (Aunt Dan) Kaylee Day (Kevin's mother) David Wymack (Kevin's father) Stuart Hatford (Neil's uncle) Tilda Minyard (Minyard's mother) Rebecca Gordon (Seth's mother) Brian Gordon (Seth's father) Jeremy Gordon (Seth's older brother) Stephanie Walker (Renee's adoptive mother) Hervé Moreau (Jean's father) Chloe Moreau (Jean's mother) Elodie Moreau (Jean's younger sister) Warren Wilshere (Jeremy's stepfather) Trent Knox (Jeremy's father) Matilda Wilshire (Jeremy's mother) Annalise Wilshire (Jeremy's sister) Bryson Wilshere (Jeremy's older brother) Joshua Wilshere (Jeremy's younger brother) Noah Wilshere (Jeremy's younger brother) Cherise (Derek's cousin) Hugh Dermott (father of Laila Dermott) Gary Dermott (Lila Dermott's uncle)

Jeremy Knox (captain, forward) Jean Moreau (defender) Catalina Alvarez (defender) Layla Dermott (goalkeeper) Ming Kai (midfielder) Sebastian Moore (midfielder) Xavier Morgan (vice-captain, midfielder) Dillon Bailey (midfielder) Charles Roy (midfielder) Ananya Deshmukh (forward) Nabil Mahmoud (forward) Derek Thompson (forward) Derrick Allen (forward) Ashton Cox (forward) Timothy Eitzen (forward) Emma Swift (forward) Cody Winter (defender) Patrick Topping (defender) Travis Jordan (guard) Jesus Rivera (defender) Haoyu Liu (defender) Sean Anderson (defenseman) Lucas Johnson (defenseman) Tanner Adams (defenseman) Madeline Hill (defender) Shane Reed (goalkeeper) William Foster (goalkeeper) Zachary Price (goalkeeper) Coaching staff: James Rehmann (head coach) Jackie Lisinski (fitness trainer) Michael White (offensive line coach) Eduardo Jimenez (defensive line coach) Doctors Jeffrey Davis Ashley Young Binh Nguyen Assistants Angela Lewis Antonio Jones Roberta Backwell

The Trojans value fairness during games. Challenges and enjoyment on the court are more important to them than winning.

They have never received red cards or been caught on camera making rude remarks towards their opponents.

The team has won the "Fortitude Award" for eight years in a row. The Trojans have their own, rather strict, jersey numbering system: numbers 1 through 5 are reserved for midfielders, 6 through 19 for forwards, 20 through 39 for defensemen, and numbers 40 and up for goalies.

However, the team has never had and never will have 40 or more players.

Riko Moriyama (forward) Jean Moreau (former defender) Kevin Day (former striker) Thea Muldani (former defender) Phil Engle (forward) Colleen Jenkins (forward) Brayden Williams (forward) Sergio Perez (forward) Cameron Winter (forward) Wayne Berger (forward) Zane Reacher (defenseman) Grayson Johnson (defenseman) Lil Holden (goalkeeper) Jasmine Lane (defender, interim captain) Luke Martin Coach: Tetsuji Moriyama Coach: Federico Rossi (after) Coach: Joel Koer (after) Medic: Josiah Smalls

The Edgar Allan University Exy team was the best team in the country at the time of the events in 2006.

Evermore Castle is their stadium.

They're in West Virginia. The Ravens transferred to the Southeast District to compete with the Foxes. The transfer was kept quiet until June, as the CRE understood that Kevin's move to the Foxes had already generated a lot of controversy and wanted to give Coach Wymak a chance to protect his players. The transfer was approved because the Ravens are the only Class I Exi team in West Virginia, and the CRE expected Kevin and Rico to compete against each other, which would generate widespread publicity.

Workout Ravens' training is brutal, involving 16-hour "working" days and a pairing system. Players work in pairs, with one's success dependent on the other's, and vice versa. Players also never leave anywhere without at least one team member, including training sessions, which Ravens attend in groups of at least three.

When the team plays practice matches, the substitutes sit on the sidelines and watch. Afterward, both the substitutes and those who played in the match gather in the center of the court and analyze the match.

The Ravens have a series of eight drills that each player must complete. After completing each drill, the player moves on to the next.

The first drill involves knocking over cones on the rebound in a announced order. Only if a player has mastered this drill are they allowed to participate in Ravens games. New players spend several weeks to several months practicing this drill.

Danielle Lee Wilds (captain, midfielder) Kevin Day (forward) Andrew Joseph Minyard (goalkeeper) Matthew Donovan Boyd (defenseman) Aaron Michael Minyard (defenseman) Brian Seth Gordon (forward) Alison Jamaica Reynolds (midfielder) Nicolas Esteban Hammick (defender) Natalie Renee Walker (goalkeeper) Neil Abram Josten (forward) Coach: David Wymack Medic: Abigail Marie Winfield Psychologist: Betsy Jo Dobson

Palmetto University's Exy team, founded by Coach Wymack, provides athletes from disadvantaged backgrounds with the opportunity to transform their lives by acting as a "halfway house." This leads to conflict within the team, as players frequently bicker. The Foxes, known for their mental instability, are subject to national ridicule. They practice on the Fox Den court and live in the Fox Tower dorm.

A portion of the proceeds from ticket sales goes to charity, making them slightly more expensive. This is Renee's initiative, and the girls are eager to participate in more projects. In their first year, the team didn't sign any women at Wymack's request, but after an unsuccessful season, he was allowed to sign three players, including Dan, the first female captain in the Exy First Division.

For three years, the Foxes finished last in the league, improving only after Neil and the new players arrived. After Kevin's transfer from the Ravens, the team faced hostility from his fans. At the beginning of the school year (2006-2007), they frequently bickered over hierarchy, but Dana was recognized as captain and was obeyed. Seth and Kevin often argued, and Matt had to break them up. Neil believed Matt should be captain, as he inspired the team.

Seth, being the only fifth-year, didn't have a positive impact on the team. Alison had a say due to her seniority, though she hated interacting with her cousins. Aaron tried to stay out of it, and Nicky loved to start fights. Andrew put in minimal effort, but his talent was useful to the team. Neil, being new, didn't fit into the pecking order.

Wymack didn't interfere in conflicts, but he punished them with cardio and training. The Foxes have an agreement not to interfere in other people's affairs, likely due to their shared experiences growing up in single-parent families. The team prefers not to question each other's odd behavior.

The team's favorite pastime is betting on trivia, whether it's relationships or reactions to news. The Foxes have five

Due to his traumatic upbringing, Kevin likely suffers from anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder, fearing people who abused him. He doesn't know how to cope with problems in a healthy way and may react aggressively or drink, although he never drank before joining the Foxes. He also uses his obsession with Exy to escape problems. Kevin laughs off the fact that he's a "healthy psycho," but this may be a consequence of his life with the crows and his eating disorder. Living in the Nest, he was never alone and likely had addiction issues. His team cares for him but doesn't realize the extent of his injuries, despite being aware of Moriyama's abilities and Riko's actions.

Thanks to Tetsuji and Riko, Kevin considers Exi the most important thing, making him ruthless in the game. He has high standards and isn't afraid to point out others' shortcomings, which angers them. Despite his coldness and selfishness, he has his own ways of caring for others, such as not telling Wymak that he's his son to protect him from the Moriyama clan. He was the first to recognize Andrew as a worthy person and promised to help him in life, likely referring to Exi. He promises Neil a spot on the National Team and continues to train with him, even knowing about his illness. He also promises not to tell anyone the truth about Neil and offers to stay sober to look after him. He has a close relationship with Abby. Kevin's cold nature and criticism alienate others, preventing them from reacting neutrally.

He had the number 2 tattooed on his left cheekbone. As a child, he would write the number with a permanent marker and repeat it when it faded. Rico did the same, but with the number 1. Later in the series, he covers it with a queen chess piece. This is because the queen is the most dangerous and powerful piece, despite being less "important" than the king, similar to how people treated Kevin compared to Rico, "The King".

Kevin's left arm shows scars from a fracture.

Kevin has green eyes like his mother and dark hair. He is considered handsome.