'Off Campus' Season 2: Everything We Know, Including the Next Leads
Prime Video's hit hockey romance series will return in 2027.
Once again, a steamy hockey romance has taken over the internet. Prime Video debuted Off Campus on May 13, 2026, bringing Elle Kennedy's book series to life. Set at Briar University, the series is centered on the stars of the school's famed hockey team, with each player getting their own love story a la Bridgerton. In season 1, team captain Garrett Graham (Belmont Cameli) and musician Hannah Wells (Ella Bright) form a fake-dating arrangement that brings the swoon-worthy drama.
It's no surprise the highly anticipated show was an instant hit, with the romance adaptation getting acclaim from critics and fans. Luckily, Prime Video has already fast-tracked Briar U's spring semester. Read on for every update and clue on Off Campus season 2 so far, including which couple from the Off Campus cast will lead the new episodes.
Everything We Know About 'Off Campus' Season 2
The stars of the Briar Hawks, from left: Logan (Antonio Cipriano), Garrett (Belmont Cameli), Dean (Stephen Thomas Kalyn), and Tucker (Jalen Thomas Brooks).
Has 'Off Campus' been renewed for season 2?
Yes! Prime Video confirmed that Off Campus will return for season 2 in February 2026, three months before season 1's debut. The early renewal seems to have been a good call; official viewership numbers for Off Campus won't come out for a few days, but season 1 quickly took over the streamer's Top 10 list (as well as most social media feeds) upon release.
"Off Campus captures the kind of emotionally charged, character-driven storytelling that truly resonates with our global Prime Video audience,” said Peter Friedlander, Amazon MGM Studios head of global TV, in the renewal announcement. “We have great confidence in the way Louisa has mastered this adaptation, and we’re excited to give fans even more of the romance, friendship, and heart that define the series.”
After stealing the spotlight as Hannah's (Ella Bright) best friend, Allie (Mika Abdalla) will be the next installment.
When will 'Off Campus' season 2 be released?
We know when we'll be back at Briar University! In early November 2026, Prime Video confirmed season 2 of the hit hockey romance will premiere on April 28, 2027. That's less than a year after season 1's debut!
Thanks to the show's early renewal, the Off Campus team got a head start on season 2. Speaking to Variety on the day of the series premiere, creator Louisa Levy revealed that "all eight scripts are written" for the upcoming season. Meanwhile, stars Ella Bright and Belmont Cameli confirmed that they were scheduled to begin filming season 2 just days after the season 1 premiere.
By late September 2026, filming wrapped, as eagle-eyed fans noticed in the cast and crews’s social media posts. Throughout production, stars like Bright and Cameli shared behind-the-scenes updates from set, including a wholesome video to tease that they “cannot wait for you to see what’s coming.” Bright said, “Trust us, it’s going to be worth the wait.”
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Which Elle Kennedy book will 'Off Campus' season 2 adapt?
Get ready for a shake-up. After moving Dean (Stephen Kalyn) and Allie (Mika Abdalla) into season 1's secondary love story (the Scott and Kip of the season, if you will), the minds behind Off Campus have confirmed that season 2 will continue the couple's romance. This means that the rest of The Score, the third book in Elle Kennedy's series, will likely be adapted in Off Campus's second season.
Fans assumed as much while season 1 aired, and then Prime Video confirmed that Hannah and Garrett are passing the baton to Allie and Dean in late May. The streamer shared a swoon-worthy clip and charming photos of the stars to celebrate, along with the cheeky caption, "One couple made a deal. The next one is keeping the score. ❤️🔥🏒 From Garrett & Hannah to Dean & Allie—the Off Campus love story continues in Season 2."
Showrunner Louisa Levy also shared a statement in a press release. She said, "We are so excited to continue Allie and Dean’s story as our primary romance of season 2 after kickstarting their romance in season 1."
She also put fans at ease, ensuring we'll still see more of our beloved season 1 leads, adding, "But if you fell in love with Hannah and Garrett, don’t worry—they will still be an integral part of our robust ensemble."
"We’re looking forward to telling the next chapter of everyone’s story. There's a lot for fans to look forward to!” her statement concluded.
Season 2 wrapped production in September 2026.
For non-readers, The Score follows a similar setup featured in the back half of season 1: Aspiring actor Allie Hayes breaks up with her longtime boyfriend, Sean, because he doesn't support her dreams. After a night out, Allie ends up commiserating over the breakup with the womanizing Dean Di Laurentis. (They hook up that same night in the book, while the show stretches out their flirting.) Dean becomes hooked on Allie, and though she turns him down for a while, they eventually become friends and begin secretly hooking up, even spending Thanksgiving together.
Mika Abdalla's Allie ends Off Campus season 1 in a messy love triangle.
Thanksgiving is when Off Campus takes a completely different direction than The Score, with Allie deciding that she and Dean should sleep with other people (because she's lowkey catching feelings). She goes through with it, hooking up with Hunter Davenport (Charlie Evans), a freshman hockey player who has beef with Dean. Off Campus season 1 ends with Dean and Hunter fighting in a cliffhanger twist that shocked book fans. (In The Score, Dean and Hunter have a sweet mentor-mentee relationship; Hunter later gets his own book in the Briar U spinoff book series.)
Though Off Campus includes many major plot points from The Score, there's still more to adapt in season 2. Dean and Allie both have individual storylines that aren't mentioned in season 1. These include Allie struggling to figure out her path after college (she's a senior in the book); Allie's dad's declining health; Dean's feud with his once-again coach Frank O'Shea, and his backstory with his high school girlfriend. Then there's the devastating turn that Dean and Allie's romance takes after tragedy strikes. (No spoilers, but if season 1 made you fond of Dean's football-playing bestie Beau Maxwell, maybe grab some tissues for season 2.)
We'll have to see how Off Campus fits in all of the above, plus the new drama with Hunter. (Not to mention a possible new secondary love story...)
Will 'Off Campus' season 2 also adapt 'The Mistake?'
While Dean and Allie will take the spotlight in Off Campus season 2, that still leaves the question of what will happen to the stars of the second book in Elle Kennedy's series, John Logan and Grace Ivers. Logan (Antonio Cipriano) plays a significant role in both season 1 and its source book, The Deal; he has a secret crush on Hannah, who, of course, ends up with his best friend Garrett. Grace only gets a brief mention in Off Campus season 1, but the show has already cast India Fowler to play Grace in season 2.
If season 2 follows a pattern of Off Campus exploring an upcoming couple as a secondary love story, then Grace and Logan's romance could fit in perfectly. Avoiding spoilers, Book 2, The Mistake, picks up right after The Deal; Logan, a junior, almost freshman Grace Ivers, before "a thoughtless mistake pushes her away," per the synopsis. When they return to Briar U as a senior and sophomore, respectively, Logan is determined to win Grace back, and she plans to make him work for it. The Off Campus team hasn't confirmed anything, but it would be very cute if season 2 features Grace and Logan's failed hookup before season 3 focuses on their second-chance romance.
The showrunner has confirmed there's more to come from Hannah and Garrett's love story.
Who in the 'Off Campus' cast will return for season 2?
Prime Video has confirmed the season 2 cast for Off Campus, and the show's main cast will return, including Mika Abdalla (Allie Hayes), Stephen Kalyn (Dean Di Laurentis), Antonio Cipriano (John Logan), and Jalen Thomas Brooks (John Tucker). The streamer has yet to confirm whether Khobe Clarke (Beau Maxwell) and Charlie Evans (Hunter Davenport) will return, but it seems likely—especially Evans, considering that finale cliffhanger.
We'll also see more of Ella Bright (Hannah Wells) and Belmont Cameli (Garrett Graham) in Off Campus season 2. Series creator Louisa Levy confirmed to TV Guide that she's interested in "continuing where each of them have left off" in the next installment, as they try to figure out their futures after college and navigate their relationship.
The returning ensemble also includes Julia Sarah-Stone (John Logan's sibling Jules), Khobe Clarke (Dean's friend Beau Maxwell), and Miles Gutierrez-Riley (Hannah's friend Dexter).
Unfortunately, Off Campus will likely lose one of season 1's actors. Levy revealed that Josh Heuston won't return to play Hannah's former crush, Justin Kohl, in season 2. However, she added, "I love Josh, and I would not write him off if I can find a way to bring Justin back at some point. We never got a chance to meet Stella, who is the person he ends up with in the book. So maybe we'll find a way to fold him into a future season. We don't have him [available] next season, but never say never."
While we may see even more of Allie in season 2, get ready to meet fresh faces as well.
Who are the new cast members joining 'Off Campus' season 2?
It's almost time to meet Grace Ivers! Two weeks before Off Campus's premiere, Prime Video revealed that Fear Street: Prom Queen alum India Fowler would join the cast as a series regular. The star behind Logan revealed the news to Fowler in a social media clip where Antonio Cipriano invited her to join the Off Campus production in Vancouver.
Meanwhile, with Allie and Dean coming more into the fold, that means we'll meet more people from their respective worlds. It seems Allie won't be quieting her theater kid side anytime soon, as Prime Video has announced that Hamilton and Doctor Odyssey alum Phillipa Soo will play "Scarlett, a theatre artist who is guest-directing an original play in the college’s drama department." And as for new additions in Dean's life, we'll be introduced to his younger sister. In August 2026, the streamer confirmed Summer is joining the ensemble with a cheeky video featuring Stephen Kalyn participating in a social media challenge with newcomer Shay Rudolph. "Double it and give it to Season 2," reads the caption. "Everyone say hi to Shay Rudolph as our Summer DiLaurentis ☀️."
Fans may recognize the 20-year-old rising actress from The Baby-Sitter's Club. On the hit Netflix series, she played Stacey McGill, and she's also appeared in Lethal Weapon and can soon be seen in the comedy She Keeps Me Young.
Devout book fans will already be acquainted with Summer. She appears in the more recent spinoff series, Briar U, about coeds a few years behind the main cast. If you thought her being his kid sister could perfectly set up a complicated “brother’s best friend” forbidden romance, you would definitely be onto something. (In the meantime, you can read The Chase for all the tea.)
Mika Abdalla has teased that her character Allie will lose some of her "fun, best-friend energy" in season 2 because of what she's going through.
What has the cast said about 'Off Campus' season 2?
Shortly after filming on season 1 wrapped, Garrett Graham himself hinted at what fans can expect in the coming episodes. While speaking to Deadline on a red carpet, Cameli confirmed that "a lot more characters" who book fans "were hoping for in season 1" will get more screen time in season 2.
He added, "It's a really fun season. There's more comedy elements in season 2 and also some heavy Off Campus-handled elements that fans will love too."
Abdalla has also spoken about her character’s journey as Allie steps more into the spotlight. In an interview with Vogue India, published while season 2 was in production in early September 2026, she said, "It’s a lot more emotionally turbulent...So you lose some of that fun, best-friend energy."
Shortly after season 1 debuted, the actress also spoke with PEOPLE about Allie’s emotional state—especially her "insecurity" over hurting both Sean and Dean. She said the "insecurity that [Allie] had in the beginning of season 1 is doubled...Both of these people's fears and insecurities have just been reinforced. And so when we do get to actually explore their relationship, we're starting from an even more damaged, closed-off place."
"Work needs to be done," she teased.
It sounds like we're in for another endearing, emotional season—our return to Briar U can't come soon enough!
Quinci LeGardye is a Culture Writer at Marie Claire. She currently lives in her hometown of Los Angeles after periods living in NYC and Albuquerque, where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in English and Psychology from The University of New Mexico. In 2021, she joined Marie Claire as a contributor, becoming a full-time writer for the brand in 2024. She contributes day-to-day-content covering television, movies, books, and pop culture in general. She has also written features, profiles, recaps, personal essays, and cultural criticism for outlets including Harper’s Bazaar, Elle, HuffPost, Teen Vogue, Vulture, The A.V. Club, Catapult, and others. When she isn't writing or checking Twitter way too often, you can find her watching the latest K-drama, or giving a concert performance in her car.
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