Spocon!

Back in his prime, Tatsuya was that guy — the one who was good at every sport, the one everyone watched. Now he's back at his old school, Academy Josho, trying to build a career as a coach instead of an athlete. Reasonable plan, except the girls on the swim team have other ideas about how this coaching relationship is going to work. Katsumi, the swim club captain, decides the fastest route to better results runs straight through Tatsuya, and she's not subtle about it. When that approach starts spreading to the other sports clubs, things get complicated fast. This is a 2-episode OVA adapted from a visual novel, so it moves with more narrative intention than a lot of comparable releases — there's actual setup, character dynamics, and a loose competitive thread tying the scenes together rather than just disconnected vignettes. The sports setting gives it a slightly different texture than the usual school drama framework. If you liked the structured character focus in something like Stringendo: Angel-tachi no Private Lesson, or the competitive ensemble feel of Resort Boin, this fits comfortably in that space. It's straightforward adult content with a light sports-rivalry hook keeping things moving. Don't expect deep character arcs across two episodes, but as a quick visual novel adaptation with a consistent premise and some actual connective tissue, it does what it sets out to do without overstaying its welcome.