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Rud, a sportswriter, nails the sports scenes, but some of the other wording made me cringe, such as, “And although we didn’t talk any more about it, I somehow felt that most of us had grown up a little bit.” I found the students’ homophobia far-fetched. There was recently a character in The Boxer and the Spy by Parker about whom students kept saying that they assumed he was gay, but no one cared. Much more realistic.

Calling on their old friendship, Lukas convinces Kyle to try out for the school musical, and Kyle lands one of the leading roles. He is surprised to discover that he is a pretty good performer, and what is more that he really enjoys it. However, his teammates and coach do not appreciate his new role. When the theatre scenery and Lukas’ locker are vandalized, readers will be sure who did it long before Kyle is.

Kyle Evans, a basketball player, enters his junior year of high school resigned to the fact that the varsity coach will be funneling most of the plays through Ben Stillman. This would be easier to take if Stillman was not such a jerk. One of the worst things is the way he picks on Kyle’s childhood friend, Lukas. A star among the theatre kids, Lukas behaves outside the male norm, and people wonder whether he is gay.

Fifteen-year-old Kyle Evans has been a jock for years-a triple threat basketball player who can dribble, pass or shoot with considerable skill. But once he decides to try out for the school musical production at Sainsbury High, Kyle finds there is m