If you think that the Off Campus romance ended with Hannah and Garrett, you’ve got it all wrong. Elle Kennedy’s Briar universe is filled with all of the aspects that made everyone binge watch the series in the first place: hockey, romance, drama — and four extremely swoon-worthy hockey boys. Naturally, the fake dating and artsy girl-meets-athletic guy trope extends beyond the Season 1 couple. If you haven’t read the books, get ready: There’s a whole group of Off Campus family trees you’ve yet to meet.
Even though Prime Video’s television adaptation gave viewers the initial introduction to Garrett Graham and Hannah Wells, their story was just the very beginning. Kennedy’s four-book series dives into the relationships of each of your four favorite Briar University hockey stars: Garrett Graham, John Logan, Dean DiLaurentis, and John Tucker. Each book highlights a new romance, featuring its own chaos, hockey, and plot twists.
Oh, and if that wasn’t enough to feed your Off Campus obsession, the romance spills into the life of their kids! The Briar universe continues into the next generation, bringing in the lives of your favorite couples’ children. As a reader, it’s almost like watching your close and personal friends’ families grow.
So, while you impatiently scroll on Prime Video for a show to fill the void while you wait for season two of Off Campus (try Sterling Point, BTW), here’s your sign to dive into the dynamic Off Campus family trees.
The Grahams
Garrett Graham
As I’m sure we’re all familiar with by now, Garrett Graham is the heartthrob captain of Briar University’s hockey team. While under pressure trying to uphold the legacy of his NHL dad, he fell in love with the not-so-popular Hannah Wells.
What started as a fake-dating scheme evolved into a genuine relationship filled with all sorts of ups and downs, from breakups, to makeups, and everything in between. Kennedy introduces this duo in her book The Deal, where their college relationship ultimately leads to marriage and a set of twins.
Hannah Wells
As an aspiring singer-songwriter with a past that haunts her, Hannah Wells (aka Wellsey), was initially determined to win over the attention of an established musician. To do that, the grand plan was to set up a fake relationship with none other than Mr. Hockey Star: Garrett.
It was all history from there, as Hannah and Garrett’s fake relationship developed deeper bonds that allowed them to grow from their fears. From plummeting GPAs and insecurities to growing a family, these two definitely encapsulated the meaning of love in The Deal.
Gigi & Wyatt Graham
This twin duo received the athletic and musical talents of both of their parents, but how they approach them differs. Wyatt, like his dad Garrett, is naturally athletic, but instead pursues his love for singing. On the flip side, Gigi carries on the Graham family hockey tradition, but makes it clear that she doesn’t want to be binded to her dad’s legacy (what a boss girl move).
The singing loverboy Wyatt makes his appearance in Elle Kennedy’s Love Song, where he has his own rollercoaster relationship with Blake Logan. Gigi is featured in The Graham Effect, where she finds a romantic interest in the men’s hockey captain Luke Ryder. I guess you can say the twins didn’t just take after their parents when it comes to talents, but also their need for a dynamic love story.
The Logans
John Logan
The charming and easygoing Briar U hockey player takes his stage in Kennedy’s book The Mistake. As best friends with Garrett Graham, he’s confided in the captain when it comes to their family issues. John’s love story wasn’t front and center in the first Prime Video season, but instead, it fully unfolds in The Mistake, and therefore will be the subject of a future season of the show. Personally, John’s constant yearning and attempt to make the most out of his hockey career despite his family obligations always tugged at my heart strings, so I’m glad that he gets his own “happily ever after,” too.
Grace Ivers
Also seen in The Mistake, Grace is the romantic counterpart to John Logan. But similar to the love story between Garrett and Hannah, their journey to husband and wife was a bumpy one. Grace was a freshman when she stumbled into a dorm room where she’d met John, who was a Junior at Briar U at the time. But typical of romantically confused John, he ghosted her, and it wasn’t until a year later when they decided to give their relationship a second chance.
What started out as messy grew into a deeper commitment to each other, and in the end they had their daughter: Blake Logan.
Blake Logan
Blake gets her spotlight in Love Song as the female protagonist, where she falls in love with none other than Wyatt Graham — oh how I love a “best friends’ kids get together” trope! When Blake escaped to Lake Tahoe to get her mind off of a devastating high school breakup, Wyatt coincidentally showed up to get some musical inspiration. With twists and turns of love and tragedy, Blake and Wyatt go through their own dramatic love story. Sweet and persistent like her mother, yet confident and determined like her father, Blake is the star of her standalone romance book.
The DiLaurentises
Dean DiLaurentis
You may not know him as Dean, but you’ll definitely know him as Maverick. The womanizer Briar U hockey player gained traction in Season 1 of the Off Campus television series when he had a side-love story with Hannah’s best friend, Allie. They started out with pure physical fun, sneaking behind their friends’ backs to pursue an unserious connection. But in The Score, they eventually get genuine feelings for each other, and even have a stable relationship.
From player to loverboy, Dean definitely grows up throughout his story, and I give Allie some credit for that. At the end of it all, Dean and Allie get married and have three DiLaurentis babies.
Allie Hayes
Allie’s character always reminds me of the Taylor Swift “22” quote, “We’re happy, free, confused and lonely at the same time.” After breaking up with her discouraging boyfriend Sean, Allie decides to throw her emotions aside and follow her heart. As Hannah’s best friend, she doesn’t only help her navigate through her relationship with Garrett, but also decides to have some fun with hockey player Dean on the side.
Her spunky and vibrant personality really ties everything together in this series. Even though she initially rejected Dean’s proposal, later in The Legacy, she accepts it and continues to grow their family. Her relationship evolution with Dean in The Score was truly one of my favorite unfoldings in the Off Campus universe.
Beau, Ivy, & Kate DiLaurentis
Beau is the eldest son of the three DiLaurentis children, and is a member of the next-gen hockey team at Briar U. Ivy, the middle child, is a talented ballerina who pursues the arts rather than hockey. With Dean’s personality and Allie’s inspiration of art, Ivy is set to have her spot as the female protagonist in Kennedy’s future book, Bad Idea. Last but not least, Kate is the youngest of the DiLaurentis kids, who is bold and a bit more unpredictable than the rest of the next-gen kids.
The Tuckers
John Tucker
The last of the core four of the Briar U hockey team is the “dad” of the friend group, John Tucker. Although he didn’t get much of the spotlight in Off Campus Season 1, in The Goal, he’s known to have a calming and responsible role in the friend group. John meets his eventual girlfriend, Sabrina, at a party, and an accidental pregnancy will shape their relationship forever.
Sabrina James
The definition of an academic weapon is Miss Sabrina James herself. With a dream of going to Harvard Law School, Sabrina took her academics at Briar U very seriously, but a turn of events happened when she met John. As told in Elle Kennedy’s The Goal, a spontaneous one-night-stand led to their first daughter: James.
James & Alexandra Tucker
James (aka “Jamie”) and Alexandra are the two next-gen kids of John and Sabrina. James loves hockey, just like John, but doesn’t star in her own story yet. Alexandra is the outgoing younger sister who became a supermodel in her 20s. Not much is known about these two, but they would definitely make for another great Elle Kennedy storyline.