Description

SGF (Schhool, Guiys & Funn) follows Lucas Donovan, the protagonist’s default name, as he begins his first year in a football-focused sports-study program at a relatively new, modern high school. Set in Saint-Royal, a city in an unnamed fictional country, the story puts you in the shoes of a young man whose family name carries considerable weight. Your father, a prominent figure in construction and real estate, built the school and generously sponsors it, giving you the privileges—and the reputation—of being “the son of” someone important. You have lived in the city for almost fifteen years, sharing a home in an affluent neighborhood with your father and brother. Your parents are separated, and you barely remember your mother’s face. Joining Saint-Royal Grand Football was your own choice, driven by the desire to stay close to your friends and keep playing the sport you have enjoyed for years. Between casual matches at the neighborhood stadium and your long-standing involvement in club football, enrolling alongside your friends felt like a natural next step. You and Ryan begin on the second team, while Jayden and Tino already play for the first team and are waiting for you to catch up. Beyond the pitch, SGF explores friendship, family privilege, and questions of identity. When Ryan returns from vacation with a personal revelation, Lucas begins reconsidering assumptions about himself and whom he might be attracted to. What starts as a familiar pursuit of football and time with friends becomes a story of self-discovery, with a gay protagonist’s developing understanding of himself at its heart.