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After a recent decline, the prestigious<ref>Golden age 29</ref> Nagoya Seitoku made several changes this year to aim for the national championship with renewed strength. Besides installing a new coach, they also brought in several exchange students from other countries.<ref name="vol405">Prince of Tennis Fanbook vol. 40.5, translated by [http://imperfekti.tumblr.com/| Imperfekti]</ref> However, success did not come straight away. While they qualified for the big stage, before even reaching the national level, Nagoya was unable to overcome Murigaoka at the Toukai regional tournament.<ref name="genius240">Genius 240</ref> | After a recent decline, the prestigious<ref>Golden age 29</ref> Nagoya Seitoku made several changes this year to aim for the national championship with renewed strength. Besides installing a new coach, they also brought in several exchange students from other countries.<ref name="vol405">Prince of Tennis Fanbook vol. 40.5, translated by [http://imperfekti.tumblr.com/| Imperfekti]</ref> However, success did not come straight away. While they qualified for the big stage, before even reaching the national level, Nagoya was unable to overcome Murigaoka at the Toukai regional tournament.<ref name="genius240">Genius 240</ref> | ||
At the nationals, the team started their run by dominating [[Yamabuki]] and fellow seed [[Kuroshio]], using their original members with captain Hayashi at the center. For the semifinals against [[Rikkai University Middle School|Rikkai]], the exchange students Nagoya had preserved until then were brought in. Despite winning the two opening matches and making it all the way to match point in S2, the foreigners were unable to recover from [[Liliadent Krauser]]'s turnaround loss and the subsequent realization that the opponents they had looked down upon tricked them. As a result, they only won a single game in the remaining two matches.<ref name="vol405" /> | At the nationals, the team started their run by dominating [[Yamabuki Middle School|Yamabuki]] and fellow seed [[Kuroshio]], using their original members with captain Hayashi at the center. For the semifinals against [[Rikkai University Middle School|Rikkai]], the exchange students Nagoya had preserved until then were brought in. Despite winning the two opening matches and making it all the way to match point in S2, the foreigners were unable to recover from [[Liliadent Krauser]]'s turnaround loss and the subsequent realization that the opponents they had looked down upon tricked them. As a result, they only won a single game in the remaining two matches.<ref name="vol405" /> | ||
Except for | Except for Krauser, the exchange students returned to their home countries shortly after the end of the nationals.<ref>Golden age 31</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 05:46, 16 March 2019
This page features Nationals participants from the Toukai region.
Nagoya Seitoku
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After a recent decline, the prestigious[1] Nagoya Seitoku made several changes this year to aim for the national championship with renewed strength. Besides installing a new coach, they also brought in several exchange students from other countries.[2] However, success did not come straight away. While they qualified for the big stage, before even reaching the national level, Nagoya was unable to overcome Murigaoka at the Toukai regional tournament.[3]
At the nationals, the team started their run by dominating Yamabuki and fellow seed Kuroshio, using their original members with captain Hayashi at the center. For the semifinals against Rikkai, the exchange students Nagoya had preserved until then were brought in. Despite winning the two opening matches and making it all the way to match point in S2, the foreigners were unable to recover from Liliadent Krauser's turnaround loss and the subsequent realization that the opponents they had looked down upon tricked them. As a result, they only won a single game in the remaining two matches.[2]
Except for Krauser, the exchange students returned to their home countries shortly after the end of the nationals.[4]
| Members (40 Total) | ||
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| 3rd Years | Hayashi Shinya | Captain |
| Nanahara Shou | Vice-captain | |
| Shionoya Naoki | Treasurer | |
| Minesaki Jan | Interpreter | |
| Members | Hiei | |
| Isogai | ||
| Katou | ||
| Yoshiyama | ||
| Foreigners | Liliadent Krauser | |
| Michael Carothers | ||
| Sergei Mihajlovic Mikhailov | ||
| David Rivera | ||
| Lucas Siebold | ||
| Gallagher | ||
| Moulin | ||
| Coach | Miyasato Kanako | |
Murigaoka
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| Murigaoka |
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| Members (45 Total) | ||
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| 3rd Years | Ushida Tetsuo | Captain |
| Miyase Tomonori | Vice-captain | |
| Kakei Toshihiko | Treasurer | |
| 2nd Years | Iida Ryou | Data collector |
| Members | Hibino | |
| Oowaki | ||
| Sakakibara | ||
| Suzuki | ||
| Coach | Satou Hideki | |
Shimizu Joushuuin
| Members (40 Total) | ||
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| 3rd Years | Mochizuki Tamotsu | Captain |
| Wakuta Makoto | Vice-captain | |
| Oda Hisashi | Chief | |
| 2nd Years | Manaka Kyouichi | Treasurer |
| Members | Asahina | |
| Atsumi | ||
| Hakamada | ||
| Segiyama | ||
| Sone | ||
| Coach | Shindou Hirotaka | |
References
Contributors: Kaoz