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Japanese regional youth and high school sports competitions
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Regional youth and high school sports competitions continue across Japan. In Hokkaido, the Nayoro Soccer Club’s U-12 team secured its third consecutive appearance in the Hokkaido Prefecture Tournament. In Shizuoka, high school rugby saw Numazu Technical High School lose 67–21 to a combined Tokoha University Tachibana and Yaizu Suisan team. Soccer in Shizuoka has progressed into knockout stages, with Shizuoka Gakuen defeating Iwata Higashi 3-0, led by Tsubasa Sawai, who contributed to all three goals. In the regional qualifiers for the 105th All Japan High School Soccer Tournament, several key results have emerged. In Kyoto, Higashiyama High School advanced to the semifinals after a 2-3 victory over three-time defending champions Kyoto Tachibana. In Ibaraki, Kashima Gakuen reached the final following a 2-0 win against Joso Gakuin. Gakuin, maintaining a clean sheet throughout the tournament. In Nagano, Matsumoto Kokusai defeated Matsumoto Ichi High 1-0, while Nagano Nichidai secured a 1-0 victory over Ueda Nishi. Nishi, though midfielder Kazuma Uehara suffered an injury after scoring. In Tottori, Yonago Kita achieved a 9-0 victory over Sakai High. High, marking its 17th consecutive national tournament appearance. Recent developments in the Saga Prefecture qualifiers include Saga Higashi High School securing a 5-0 victory, led by defender Sota Tanaka, and Saga Sho Gifu saw Teikyo Daika High School advancing advance to the final prefecture finals after a 2-0 3-0 win against Ryukoku Chukyo High School. As of November 8, 30 of the 48 national representative slots have been filled. School, despite U-17 forward Kenshin Takada failing to score. In Kagoshima, defending champion Kamimura Gakuen secured a national tournament spot after a 3-3 draw in extra time and Tokyo, Teikyo High School reached the finals with a subsequent penalty shootout victory against Kagoshima Josai. In Fukuoka, Iizuka defeated Higashi Fukuoka via penalty shootout, marking its first national appearance in three years. In Kanagawa, Nichidai Fujisawa, 2-0 win over Higashikurume Sogo High School, led by Ryugo Nakamura, defeated Toko Gakuen 1-0 to secure its second consecutive national appearance. Rito Watanabe. In Miyazaki, Hosho Aichi, Tokai Gakuen High School defeated Miyazaki Nichidai following a last-minute goal by sophomore Takuki Kudo. Doho High School 2-0. In Mie, Mie High School and Yokkaichi Chuo Koh High School advanced to the prefectural final after defeating Kaisei High School and Uji Yamada Sho High School, respectively.
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