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Japanese high school soccer tournament qualifiers

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Qualifying tournaments for the 105th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament are commencing progressing across various prefectures. In Okinawa, the tournament draw has been was completed with 42 teams set to compete for a national championship spot. compete. Naha Nishi High School School, the winner of the prefectural newcomer tournament, enters as the top seed, seed aiming for a third consecutive title. Other notable participants include KBC Koto Gakuin. The competition is scheduled to run from October 3 through November 7. In Saga Prefecture, 31 teams are scheduled to begin competition on October 5. Participants include Saga Higashi, Ryukoku High School, and Saga Kita, all vying for a chance to compete in the national tournament held in the Tokyo metropolitan area in late December. Regional qualifying has expanded to Hokkaido Hokkaido, Akita, Shiga, Tochigi, and Akita. Yamagata. In Hokkaido, the tournament began in Asahikawa on October 16. Clark Memorial International High School, competing in the prefectural tournament 16, following a send-off ceremony for the fourth consecutive year, is scheduled to face Takikawa Nishi High School in the first round on October 17. Ahead of the Hokkaido tournament, Clark Memorial International High School held a send-off ceremony for its boys' soccer team. In Akita Prefecture, Akita, the tournament has progressed to the semi-final stage. Matches scheduled for October 17 at Soyu Stadium include Meio versus Omagari Technical, In Shiga Prefecture, teams such as Ohmi, Kusatsu Higashi, Moriyama, and Akita Minami versus Akita Commercial. Ayaha have advanced through the third round. In Tochigi, Seiran Taito and other teams have secured spots in the quarterfinals. In Yamagata, Haguro High School secured a spot in the national tournament following a 4-2 victory against Yonezawa Chuo. In Shizuoka Prefecture, Shimizu Sakuragaoka High School achieved a 9-0 win against Hamakita Nishi. The Nishi, a match that included a moment of silence for the late former coach Masayoshi Otaki.

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  1. 2026-10-25 04:29 UTC Japanese high school soccer tournament qualifiers
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  4. 2026-10-12 09:41 UTC Japanese high school soccer tournament qualifiers

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