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==Boys' Tennis Club Members== | ==Boys' Tennis Club Members== | ||
===Coach=== | ===Coach=== | ||
; [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]] | ; [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]] | ||
: '''Position:''' | : '''Position:''' Advisor, Math Teacher | ||
Ryuuzaki has been coaching at Seigaku for | Ryuuzaki has been coaching at Seigaku for approximately twenty-five years and is the grandmother of [[Ryuuzaki Sakuno]]. | ||
===OB's and former team members=== | ===OB's and former team members=== | ||
; [[Echizen Nanjirou]] | ; [[Echizen Nanjirou]] | ||
: '''Position:''' | : '''Position:''' Unknown | ||
The star of Seigaku's tennis team at the time. Known as Samurai Nanjirou, he played pro tennis prior to having his son, [[Echizen Ryouma]]. | |||
; [[Yamato Yuudai]] | ; [[Yamato Yuudai]] | ||
: '''Position:''' | : '''Position:''' Captain | ||
He was captain when the current third years were in their first year. He is shown later in the series as part of the [[Japanese_U-17_Team]]. | |||
; [[Fuji Yuuta]] | ; [[Fuji Yuuta]] | ||
: '''Position:''' | : '''Position:''' Member | ||
Yuuta attended Seigaku for his first year of middle school | Yuuta attended Seigaku for his first year of middle school. He did not join the tennis club, electing instead to practice at an independent tennis club, from where he was scouted by [[Mizuki Hajime]] to attend [[St. Rudolph Academy Middle School|St. Rudolph]]. | ||
===Third years=== | ===Third years=== | ||
; [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]] | |||
: '''Position:''' Captain | |||
The stoic, stern captain of Seigaku whose hyper focus is to take Seigaku to Nationals. | |||
; [[Ooishi Shuuichirou]] | |||
: '''Position:''' Vice Captain | |||
The motherly vice captain of Seigaku who is one half of the famed Golden Pair combination along with [[Kikumaru Eiji]]. | |||
; [[Fuji Shuusuke]] | |||
: '''Position:''' Regular | |||
He is hailed as Seigaku's genius, known for his [[Triple Counters]]. | |||
; [[Inui Sadaharu]] | |||
: '''Position:''' Regular | |||
There are two particular things Inui is known for: [[Data Tennis]] and Inui juice. | |||
; [[Kawamura Takashi]] | |||
: '''Position:''' Regular | |||
Often heard shouting random English phrases on the court, Kawamura is known for his physical strength. | |||
; [[ | ; [[Kikumaru Eiji]] | ||
: '''Position:''' | : '''Position:''' Regular | ||
Known for his acrobatic tennis, he is the other half of the famed Golden Pair combination along with Ooishi. | |||
===Second Years=== | ===Second Years=== | ||
; [[Kaidou Kaoru]] | |||
: '''Position:''' Regular | |||
His strength lies in his endurance, often depicted training with Inui. He has been named Seigaku's future captain. | |||
; [[ | ; [[Momoshiro Takeshi]] | ||
: '''Position:''' | : '''Position:''' Regular | ||
A bundle of positive energy, he is often in the middle of team shenanigans. He has been named Seigaku's future vice captain. | |||
===First Years=== | ===First Years=== | ||
; [[ | ; [[Echizen Ryouma]] | ||
: '''Position:''' | : '''Position:''' Regular | ||
The main character of the series and named by Tezuka as Seigaku's Pillar of Support. He is the son of Nanjirou. | |||
==Other characters== | ==Other characters== | ||
Revision as of 13:21, 3 March 2019
Seishun Academy Middle School (青春学園, Seishun Gakuen), also known as Seigaku, is in Tokyo and is the school attended by the main protagonist, Echizen Ryouma.
Information
- Established: 1925
- Headmaster: Ishikawa Hiroyuki
- Student body: 1442 (731 boys, 711 girls)
- Coach: Ryuuzaki Sumire
- Captain: Tezuka Kunimitsu
- Vice Captain: Ooishi Shuuichirou
- Treasurer,etc: Character
- Tennis club membership: 33
History
Boys' Tennis Club Members
Coach
- Ryuuzaki Sumire
- Position: Advisor, Math Teacher
Ryuuzaki has been coaching at Seigaku for approximately twenty-five years and is the grandmother of Ryuuzaki Sakuno.
OB's and former team members
- Echizen Nanjirou
- Position: Unknown
The star of Seigaku's tennis team at the time. Known as Samurai Nanjirou, he played pro tennis prior to having his son, Echizen Ryouma.
- Yamato Yuudai
- Position: Captain
He was captain when the current third years were in their first year. He is shown later in the series as part of the Japanese_U-17_Team.
- Fuji Yuuta
- Position: Member
Yuuta attended Seigaku for his first year of middle school. He did not join the tennis club, electing instead to practice at an independent tennis club, from where he was scouted by Mizuki Hajime to attend St. Rudolph.
Third years
- Tezuka Kunimitsu
- Position: Captain
The stoic, stern captain of Seigaku whose hyper focus is to take Seigaku to Nationals.
- Ooishi Shuuichirou
- Position: Vice Captain
The motherly vice captain of Seigaku who is one half of the famed Golden Pair combination along with Kikumaru Eiji.
- Fuji Shuusuke
- Position: Regular
He is hailed as Seigaku's genius, known for his Triple Counters.
- Inui Sadaharu
- Position: Regular
There are two particular things Inui is known for: Data Tennis and Inui juice.
- Kawamura Takashi
- Position: Regular
Often heard shouting random English phrases on the court, Kawamura is known for his physical strength.
- Kikumaru Eiji
- Position: Regular
Known for his acrobatic tennis, he is the other half of the famed Golden Pair combination along with Ooishi.
Second Years
- Kaidou Kaoru
- Position: Regular
His strength lies in his endurance, often depicted training with Inui. He has been named Seigaku's future captain.
- Momoshiro Takeshi
- Position: Regular
A bundle of positive energy, he is often in the middle of team shenanigans. He has been named Seigaku's future vice captain.
First Years
- Echizen Ryouma
- Position: Regular
The main character of the series and named by Tezuka as Seigaku's Pillar of Support. He is the son of Nanjirou.
Other characters
- Ryuuzaki Sakuno
- Description
- Osakada Tomoka
- Description
Uniforms
Boys
Description of boys' school uniform.
Girls
Description of girls' school uniform.
Tennis Club
Description of boys' tennis club uniform (and girls' if applicable)
Trivia
- Trivia[1]
- goes
- here
References
- ↑ Preferably referenced