Finished Off Campus already? Here are 5 more sports romance shows that will fill the Garrett Graham-shaped void in your life

If you also cannot stop grinning after watching the new sports romance sensation Off Campus, trust us, you are far from alone. The new Prime Video series, which dropped on May 13, has completely taken over our feeds thanks to the electric chemistry between Hannah Wells (Ella Bright), the sweet yet ambitious music student, and Garrett Graham (Belmont Cameli), Briar University’s charming hockey captain. But they are not the only ones stealing hearts. Fans are already obsessed with Dean Di Laurentis (Stephen Kalyn) and Allie Hayes (Mika Abdalla), the rumoured focus of Season 2, while the beloved “Johns” — John Logan (Antonio Cipriano) and John Tucker (Jalen Thomas Brooks) — have become fan favourites in their own right, adding even more chaos, charm, and heartbreak to Elle Kennedy’s Briar Universe.



From collectively crushing on the Briar Boys to suddenly replaying Jennifer Lopez’s On The Floor like it is 2011 again, Off Campus has quickly turned into a full-blown phenomenon. And if you are already dealing with a serious post-binge hangover and desperately searching for that same butterflies-in-your-stomach feeling, do not worry, we have got you covered.

Below, we are sharing five shows that hit home if you are simply craving that sports romance feeling. Scroll ahead.

Closest sibling to Off Campus, Heated Rivalry is based on Rachel Reid’s 2019 bestselling novel, and quickly became an overnight success after its release. Created, written, and directed by Jacob Tierney, the story follows the intense, decade-long secret romance between two ice hockey captains, Shane Hollander (played by Hudson Williams) and Ilya Rozanov (played by Connor Storrie). While the public believes they are bitter enemies on the ice, the two secretly maintain an emotionally charged relationship that eventually evolves into a life-altering love story. The series is currently streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Lionsgate Play.


If you decide to watch this one, there is more to look forward to. The following season is already in production and is scheduled for an April 2027 release. It will adapt the sequel novel, The Long Game.

Yes yes, we have seen those Off Campus and One Tree Hill comparisons. The iconic American teen drama television series created by Mark Schwahn originally aired from September 23, 2003, to April 4, 2012. It has 9 seasons with 187 episodes featuring the small town of Tree Hill, North Carolina.


It narrates the intense rivalry and bond between half-brothers Lucas and Nathan Scott, who compete on their high school basketball team, the Tree Hill Ravens. It has five core characters: Lucas Scott (Chad Michael Murray), Nathan Scott (James Lafferty), Peyton Sawyer (Hilarie Burton), Brooke Davis (Sophia Bush) and Haley James Scott (Bethany Joy Lenz). As of now, the show is available on Netflix and also on Hulu and Max.


Centred around ice-skating, this new series is worth adding to your watchlist. The Canadian young adult sports drama debuted on January 22, 2026, with an eight-episode first season and quickly found a loyal fanbase online. Based on Jennifer Iacopelli’s bestselling YA novel and loosely inspired by Jane Austen’s Persuasion, the series follows a fractured family struggling to save their figure skating legacy while dealing with love, ambition, and personal rivalries. The story centres on Adriana (played by Madelyn Keys) and her rebellious new skating partner Brayden Elliot (played by Cale Ambrozic), whose complicated dynamic becomes the heart of the show.


Following its viral success, Netflix has officially renewed Finding Her Edge for a second season, which is currently scheduled for a 2027 release.

Created by Jan Matheu, Laia Foguet, and Ibai Abad, Olympo is a Spanish teen sports mystery drama produced by Zeta Studios — the same team behind Netflix’s hit series Elite. Set inside an elite training academy for Spain’s most promising young athletes, the series blends intense competition, dark secrets, and psychological manipulation, creating a high-stakes atmosphere both on and off the field.



The cast includes Clara Galle as Amaia Olaberria, Nira Osahia as Zoe Moral, Agustín Della Corte as Roque Perez, and Nuno Gallego as Cristian Delallave. The first season premiered on June 20, 2025. Despite generating major online buzz and building a loyal fanbase, Netflix ultimately cancelled the series after just one season.

For all the anime fans out there, Blue Box (Ao no Hako) is another perfect sports romance to add to your watchlist. Based on Kouji Miura’s hugely popular manga series, the story follows Taiki Inomata, a high school badminton player who quietly harbours feelings for Chinatsu Kano, a talented and determined basketball star. Blending sports, romance, and slice-of-life storytelling, the series beautifully captures young love, ambition, and the pressure of chasing dreams.


The manga has been releasing weekly since April 2021 and has built a massive global fanbase over the years. Its anime adaptation aired from October 2024 to March 2025 and is currently available on Netflix. Fans also have more to look forward to, as Season 2 is officially scheduled to premiere on October 4, 2026.


As for the upcoming shows, two of the most highly anticipated sports romance adaptations right now are Boys of Tommen and The Windy City Series.

Boys of Tommen is the bestselling sports romance series by Irish author Chloe Walsh. The adaptation was officially announced on February 11, 2026, and is already in production for Prime Video. Set in Ireland, the story revolves around a tight-knit group of friends navigating love, trauma, friendship, and growing up while attending the elite rugby-focused Tommen College. The first season is expected to adapt the first two books in the series, Binding 13 and Keeping 13. The book series currently consists of six main novels, with each duet focusing on a different couple and their emotional journey.


Meanwhile, The Windy City Series by Liz Tomforde is another fan-favourite sports romance franchise heading to the screen. The five-book series is set in Chicago and follows different professional athletes as they navigate career pressure, friendships, and unexpected romance. relationships. Amazon MGM Studios is officially developing the adaptation, although no release date or casting details have been announced yet. The adaptation is being directed by Alison McDonald (known for Star Trek: Discovery).