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<blockquote data-quote="Krizzel" data-source="post: 694754" data-attributes="member: 9062">Monday, 5:30pmLincoln High gymnasium, Oak GroveIt was getting dark by the time the game started.&nbsp; The teams and cheerleaders had been there since after school, of course, but everyone else had arrived within the last half hour.&nbsp; The gym itself was huge, easily big enough to fit three basketball courts, though the central one was obviously The court.&nbsp; Instead of black lines it was painted in the school’s green and blue, and featured expensive backboards and scoreboards much like those of the NBA.&nbsp; All the players were out on the court now, waiting for the toss of the ball to start the game.Lorenzo sat on the first row of bleachers on the home team side, just behind the cheerleaders’ area.&nbsp; Becca was out in front with the squad, jumping and kicking high with her long athletic legs, trying to spur the team on to a good start.A few rows behind and above Lana and Kate sat together, watching the waiting players on the court below.&nbsp; Or, at least Kate was.&nbsp; Off to the side Luke Waverly was giving them dirty looks from where he was seated with some of his friends.Down in front, not too far from Lorenzo, Stacy and Chris were sitting with Becca’s sister Julie.&nbsp; The young quarterback was nonchalantly sneaking his arm around Stacy’s shoulders while she and Julie talked about the upcoming spring soccer season.There were some rumors floating through the crowd about the museum downtown.&nbsp; “Did you hear something happened?”&nbsp; “No…to the Natural History Museum?”&nbsp; “The boiler blew up.”&nbsp; “The building collapsed.”&nbsp; “A plane crashed into the building.”&nbsp; No one seemed to know for sure – no details had yet been forthcoming.&nbsp; It didn’t seem to dampen spirits too much, though – nothing bad ever happened in Oak Grove.Finally the ref tossed the ball up in the air and the game was on, with Oak Grove taking the first possession and scoring a quick basket on West High.&nbsp; The crowd cheered and Becca’s squad shook their pom-poms, just as Jonathon walked in and glanced around.OOC: Feel free to move around to new seats as you like – I just wanted to start you off somewhere.&nbsp; If you’re looking for someone other than those listed ask me first please.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Krizzel, post: 694754, member: 9062"] Monday, 5:30pm Lincoln High gymnasium, Oak Grove It was getting dark by the time the game started. The teams and cheerleaders had been there since after school, of course, but everyone else had arrived within the last half hour. The gym itself was huge, easily big enough to fit three basketball courts, though the central one was obviously The court. Instead of black lines it was painted in the school’s green and blue, and featured expensive backboards and scoreboards much like those of the NBA. All the players were out on the court now, waiting for the toss of the ball to start the game. Lorenzo sat on the first row of bleachers on the home team side, just behind the cheerleaders’ area. Becca was out in front with the squad, jumping and kicking high with her long athletic legs, trying to spur the team on to a good start. A few rows behind and above Lana and Kate sat together, watching the waiting players on the court below. Or, at least Kate was. Off to the side Luke Waverly was giving them dirty looks from where he was seated with some of his friends. Down in front, not too far from Lorenzo, Stacy and Chris were sitting with Becca’s sister Julie. The young quarterback was nonchalantly sneaking his arm around Stacy’s shoulders while she and Julie talked about the upcoming spring soccer season. There were some rumors floating through the crowd about the museum downtown. “Did you hear something happened?” “No…to the Natural History Museum?” “The boiler blew up.” “The building collapsed.” “A plane crashed into the building.” No one seemed to know for sure – no details had yet been forthcoming. It didn’t seem to dampen spirits too much, though – nothing bad ever happened in Oak Grove. Finally the ref tossed the ball up in the air and the game was on, with Oak Grove taking the first possession and scoring a quick basket on West High. The crowd cheered and Becca’s squad shook their pom-poms, just as Jonathon walked in and glanced around. [b]OOC[/b]: [i]Feel free to move around to new seats as you like – I just wanted to start you off somewhere. If you’re looking for someone other than those listed ask me first please.[/i] [/QUOTE]

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