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Football at the 2024 Inter High School Sports Festival – Men's tournament

The men's football tournament at the 2024 Inter High School Sports Festival (令和6年度全国高等学校総合体育大会サッカー競技大会; Reiwa 6 Inter High School Sports Festival Football Tournament) marked the 68th edition of the Festival's football tournament.[1] It will be held from 26 July to 3 August 2024 on Fukushima Prefecture, during the high school summer break in Japan. It was contested by 52 prefectural qualifications' winning schools, with two teams from Fukushima (host), Hokkaido, Tokyo, Kanagawa and Osaka, and one team from each of the other prefectures.

2024 Inter-High Sports Festival Football Tournament
Tournament details
CountryJapan
Dates27 July – 3 August 2024
Teams52
Final positions
ChampionsShohei (1st title)
Runner-upKamimura Gakuen
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The defending champions were Meishu Gakuen Hitachi, from Ibaraki Prefecture, who won the 2022 final against Toko Gakuen by 7–6 on penalties, after a 2–2 draw after extra-time. On the previous edition, curiously, neither of the teams who played at the semi-finals were on 2023 at the U-18 Premier League, the top division for youth teams in Japan.[2] Meishu Hitachi did not qualify for this year's tournament, in which Shohei eventually won past Kamimura Gakuen.

For the first time since the JFA U-18 Premier League was established, seven of the eight quarter-finalists were Premier League teams.

During the tournament, all matches had a duration of 70 minutes, split into two halves of 35 minutes each, with a draw in normal time leading the match directly into penalty shoot-outs. In the final, in case of a draw, the match would be led into an extra-time of 20 minutes, split into two halves of 10 minutes. Only after extra-time, should the draw persists, there would have penalty shoot-outs.

By online streaming, the entire tournament was streamed with enabled worldwide access on inhai.tv, a website within control of SportsBull.

Calendar

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Round Date[3] Kick-offs Matches Clubs
Opening ceremony 26 July - - -
First round 27 July TBD 20 40 → 20
Second round 28 July 16 32 (20+12) → 16
Round of 16 30 July 8 16 → 8
Quarter-finals 31 July 4 8 → 4
Semi-finals 2 August 2 4 → 2
Final 3 August 1 2 → 1

Venues

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The men's tournament was held on different areas within Fukushima Prefecture. It's the second time that Fukushima hosted the football tournament, with its first time being on 1978.[4][5][6][7]

Participating schools

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Prefecture High School[8] League (U-18) L. Apps.
Hokkaido Asahikawa Jitsugyo High School Prince League Hokkaido 2 9th
Sapporo Otani High School Prince League Hokkaido 2 7th
Aomori Aomori Yamada High School JFA Premier League East 1 27th
Iwate Tono High School Iwate Prefectural League D1 4 22nd
Miyagi Sendai Ikuei Gakuen High School Prince League Tohoku 2 21st
Akita Nishime High School Akita Prefectural League D1 4 9th
Yamagata Yamagata Meisei High School Yamagata Prefectural League D1 4 1st
Fukushima Teikyo Asaka High School Prince League Tohoku 2 1st
Shoshi High School JFA Premier League East 1 16th
Ibaraki Kashima Gakuen High School Prince League Kanto D1 2 10th
Tochigi Yaita Chuo High School Prince League Kanto D1 2 13th
Gunma Kyoai Gakuen High School Gunma Prefectural League 4 1st
Saitama Shohei High School JFA Premier League East 1 5th
Chiba Ichiritsu Funabashi High School JFA Premier League East 1 31st
Tokyo Teikyo High School Prince League Kanto D1 2 34th
Komazawa University High School Tokyo T1 League 4 2nd
Kanagawa Tokai University Sagami High School Kanagawa Prefectural League 4 4th
Toko Gakuen High School Prince League Kanto D2 3 16th
Yamanashi Yamanashi Gakuin High School Prince League Kanto D2 3 8th
Nagano Tokyo City University Shiojiri High School Nagano Prefectural League D1 4 6th
Niigata Teikyo Nagaoka High School JFA Premier League West 1 6th
Toyama Toyama Daiichi High School Prince League Hokushinetsu D1 2 31st
Ishikawa Otori Gakuen High School Prince League Hokushinetsu D1 2 1st
Fukui Maruoka High School Prince League Hokushinetsu D2 3 35th
Shizuoka Shizuoka Gakuen High School JFA Premier League West 1 9th
Aichi Toho High School Aichi Prefectural League D1 4 10th
Mie Mie High School Mie Prefectural League D1 4 7th
Gifu Teikyo University Kani High School Gifu Prefectural League D1 4 9th
Shiga Ohmi High School Prince League Kansai D1 2 4th
Kyoto Higashiyama High School Prince League Kansai D2 3 6th
Osaka Kokoku High School Prince League Kansai D1 2 1st
Hannan University High School Prince League Kansai D1 2 6th
Hyogo Kobe Koryo Gakuen High School Prince League Kansai D1 2 5th
Nara Ikoma High School Nara Prefectural League 4 2nd
Wakayama Kindai University Wakayama High School Wakayama Prefectural League 4 12th
Tottori Yonago Kita High School JFA Premier League West 1 19th
Shimane Rissho University Shonan High School Prince League Chugoku 2 17th
Okayama Sakuyo Gakuen High School Okayama Prefectural League D1 4 24th
Hiroshima Setouchi High School Prince League Chugoku 2 9th
Yamaguchi Takagawa Gakuen High School Prince League Chugoku 2 26th
Kagawa Jinsei Gakuen High School Kagawa Prefectural League D1 4 3rd
Tokushima Tokushima Ichiritsu High School Prince League Shikoku 2 22nd
Ehime Saibi High School Ehime Prefectural League D1 4 5th
Kochi Kochi Ozu High School Kochi Prefectural League D1 4 6th
Fukuoka Fukuoka University Wakaba High School Fukuoka Prefectural League D1 4 1st
Saga Ryukoku High School Saga Prefectural League D1 4 1st
Nagasaki Kunimi High School Prince League Kyushu D2 3 22nd
Kumamoto Ohzu High School JFA Premier League West 1 24th
Oita Kasumigaura High School Oita Prefectural League D1 4 3rd
Miyazaki Nissho Gakuen High School Prince League Kyushu D1 2 18th
Kagoshima Kamimura Gakuen High School JFA Premier League West 1 10th
Okinawa Naha Nishi High School Okinawa Prefectural League D1 4 18th
  • Note: In the sections below, team tiers (league levels) will be presented as follows:
    • National: (1): Premier League
    • Regional: (2): Prince League 1st Divs.; (3): Prince Leagues 2nd Divs.
    • Prefectural: (4): Prefectural League 1st Divs.; (5): Prefectural League 2nd Divs.

Schedule

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The pairings and match-ups for the tournament were announced on 29 June 2024.[9]

First round

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27 July Match 1Otori Gakuen (2)2–2
(1–3 p)		 (2) Nissho Gakuen Iwaki
09:30 Report Stadium: Hawaiians Stadium Iwaki
27 July Match 2 Higashiyama (3) 1–0(2) Takagawa GakuenNaraha
09:30 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 2
27 July Match 3Kokoku (2)1–2 (1) Shizuoka Gakuen Naraha
09:30 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 2
27 July Match 4TCU Shiojiri (4)0–1 (2) Sendai Ikuei Iwaki
12:00 Report Stadium: Hawaiians Stadium Iwaki
27 July Match 5Nishime (4)0–8 (1) Kamimura Gakuen Naraha
09:30 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 3
27 July Match 6Toyama Daiichi (2)3–3
(0–3 p)		 (2) Sapporo Otani Hirono
12:00 Report Stadium: J-Village Stadium
27 July Match 7Ohmi (2)1–3 (2) Tokushima Ichiritsu Naraha
09:30 Report Stadium: Sumiko Energy Materials Naraha Pitch
27 July Match 8Toho (4)1–1
(3–4 p)		 (1) Yonago Kita Naraha
09:30 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 5
27 July Match 9Kobe Koryo Gakuen (2)0–1 (2) Teikyo Naraha
09:30 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 7
27 July Match 10 Yamanashi Gakuin (3) 2–0(4) Naha NishiIwaki
09:30 Report Stadium: Aloha Field
27 July Match 11 Tono (4) 1–0(4) MieHirono
09:30 Report Stadium: Hirono Football Field
27 July Match 12Setouchi (4)2–3 (4) Ryukoku Naraha
12:00 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 1
27 July Match 13Yanagigaura (4)0–5 (1) Teikyo Nagaoka Naraha
12:00 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 2
27 July Match 14Asahikawa Jitsugyo (2)1–7 (1) Aomori Yamada Naraha
12:00 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 3
27 July Match 15 Komazawa (4) 2–1(4) SaibiIwaki
12:00 Report Stadium: Aloha Field
27 July Match 16 Shohei (1) 2–1(4) Jinsei GakuenHirono
09:30 Report Stadium: J-Village Stadium
27 July Match 17Ohzu (1)1–2 (2) Hannan Hirono
12:00 Report Stadium: Hirono Football Field
27 July Match 18Maruoka (3)2–3 (4) Kindai Wakayama Naraha
12:00 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 5
27 July Match 19 Sakuyo (4) 1–0(2) Yamagata MeiseiNaraha
12:00 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 7
27 July Match 20 Teikyo Kani (4) 6–1(2) Rissho ShonanNaraha
12:00 Report Stadium: Sumiko Energy Materials Naraha Pitch

Second round

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28 July Match 21Kashima Gakuen (2)2–3 (2) Nissho Gakuen Iwaki
09:30 Report Stadium: Hawaiians Stadium Iwaki
28 July Match 22Higashiyama (3)1–1
(2–3 p)		 (1) Shizuoka Gakuen Naraha
09:30 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 2
28 July Match 23Kyoai Gakuen (4)0–1 (2) Sendai Ikuei Iwaki
12:00 Report Stadium: Hawaiians Stadium Iwaki
28 July Match 24 Kamimura Gakuen (1) 7–0(4) Kochi OzuNaraha
09:30 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 3
28 July Match 25 Ichiritsu Funabashi (1) 4–1(2) Sapporo OtaniHirono
09:30 Report Stadium: J-Village Stadium
28 July Match 26Tokushima Ichiritsu (2)0–2 (1) Shoshi Naraha
09:30 Report Stadium: Sumiko Energy Materials Naraha Pitch
28 July Match 27 Yonago Kita (1) 1–0(2) TeikyoNaraha
09:30 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 7
28 July Match 28Yamanashi Gakuin (3)1–2 (3) Kunimi Iwaki
09:30 Report Stadium: Aloha Field
28 July Match 29 Tokai Sagami (4) 2–0(4) TonoHirono
09:30 Report Stadium: Hirono Football Field
28 July Match 30Ryukoku (4)0–4 (1) Teikyo Nagaoka Naraha
12:00 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 2
28 July Match 31Ikoma (4)0–3 (1) Aomori Yamada Naraha
12:00 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 3
28 July Match 32Komazawa (4)0–1 (2) Yaita Chuo Iwaki
12:00 Report Stadium: Aloha Field
28 July Match 33Teikyo Asaka (2)0–4 (1) Shohei Hirono
09:30 Report Stadium: J-Village Stadium
28 July Match 34Hannan (2)1–1
(3–4 p)		 (4) Fukuoka Wakaba Hirono
12:00 Report Stadium: Hirono Football Field
28 July Match 35Kindai Wakayama (4)0–2 (4) Sakuyo Naraha
12:00 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 7
28 July Match 36Teikyo Kani (4)1–1
(8–9 p)		 (3) Toko Gakuen Naraha
12:00 Report Stadium: Sumiko Energy Materials Naraha Pitch

Round of 16

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30 July Match 37Nissho Gakuen (2)1–2 (1) Shizuoka Gakuen Naraha
09:30 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 1
30 July Match 38Sendai Ikuei (2)0–6 (1) Kamimura Gakuen Naraha
09:30 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 2
30 July Match 39 Ichiritsu Funabashi (1) 1–0(1) ShoshiNaraha
09:30 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 5
30 July Match 40 Yonago Kita (1) 2–1(3) KunimiNaraha
09:30 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 7
30 July Match 41Tokai Sagami (4)0–4 (1) Teikyo Nagaoka Naraha
12:00 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 1
30 July Match 42 Aomori Yamada (1) 0–0
(5–4 p)		(2) Yaita ChuoNaraha
12:00 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 2
30 July Match 43 Shohei (1) 2–0(4) Fukuoka WakabaNaraha
12:00 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 5
30 July Match 44Sakuyo (4)0–0
(3–5 p)		 (3) Toko Gakuen Naraha
12:00 Report Stadium: J-Village Pitch 7

Quarter-finals

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31 July Match 45Shizuoka Gakuen (1)0–3 (1) Kamimura Gakuen Naraha
09:30 Report
  • Futa Tokumura   8'
  • Kento Onari   29'
  • Towa Matsushita   50'
 Stadium: J-Village Pitch 1
Attendance: 250
31 July Match 46Ichiritsu Funabashi (1)0–1 (1) Yonago Kita Naraha
09:30 Report
  • Hayato Suzuki   48'
 Stadium: J-Village Pitch 3
Attendance: 180
31 July Match 47 Teikyo Nagaoka (1) 1–1
(3–2 p)		(1) Aomori YamadaNaraha
12:00
  • Hitoshi Nagai   35'
 Report
  • Ikuma Beppu   11'
 Stadium: J-Village Pitch 1
Attendance: 250
Penalties
  • Taiga Kozai  
  • Yumeki Yanagita  
  • Ryusei Endo  
  • Masashi Mizukawa  
  • Takumi Yasuno  
  •   Genki Yamaguchi
  •   Yushi Tanikawa
  •   Soju Konuma
  •   Ruki Kawaguchi
  •   Yuma Osawa
31 July Match 48 Shohei (1) 2–2
(4–2 p)		(3) Toko GakuenNaraha
12:00
  • Cheon Chi-sot   44'
  • Yota Nakamatsu   69'
 Report
  • Yamato Uragami   22'
  • Kodai Yoshida   27'
 Stadium: J-Village Pitch 3
Attendance: 250
Penalties
  • Minato Otani  
  • Cheon Chi-sot  
  • Gota Yamaguchi  
  • Kodai Sakamoto  
  •   Kodai Yoshida
  •   Haruki Masuda
  •   Shun Aoya
  •   Yamato Uragami

Semi-finals

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2 August Match 49 Kamimura Gakuen (1) 1–0(1) Yonago KitaHirono
09:30
Report Stadium: J-Village Stadium
Attendance: 1,036
Referee: Yuki Tanabe
2 August Match 50Teikyo Nagaoka (1)1–2 (1) Shohei Hirono
12:00
  • Nazuki Mizusawa   32'
 Report
  • Minato Otani   5', 14'
 Stadium: J-Village Stadium
Attendance: 1,355
Referee: Yasuhiro Udagawa

Final

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3 August Match 51 Kamimura Gakuen (1) 2–3 (1) Shohei Hirono
12:00
  • Kazuki Fukushima   16'
  • Towa Matsushita   64'
 Report
  • Ryuki Osa   35+1', 66'
  • Cheon Chi-sot   69'
 Stadium: J-Village Stadium
Attendance: 2,261
Referee: Masaaki Hiratsuka

Top scorers

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Rank Player High School Goals
1   Gaku Nawata Kamimura Gakuen 9
2   Takumi Yasuno Teikyo Nagaoka 5
3   Cheon Chi-sot Shohei 4
  Ryusei Kato Teikyo Kani
  Futa Tokumura Kamimura Gakuen

References

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