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

2024 Inter-High Sports Festival Football Tournament
Tournament details
Country	Japan
Dates	27 July – 3 August 2024
Teams	52
Final positions
Champions	Shohei (1st title)
Runner-up	Kamimura Gakuen
	← 2023 2025 →

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.

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, earning them their first Inter-High title.

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

Round	Date^[3]	Matches	Clubs
Opening ceremony	26 July	-	-
First round	27 July	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

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]

Iwaki – Hawaiians Stadium Iwaki and Aloha Field
Naraha – J-Village and Sumiko Energy Materials Naraha Pitch
Hirono – J-Village Stadium and Hirono Football Field

Participating schools

Prefecture	High School^[8]	League (U-18)	L.	Apps.
Hokkaido	Asahikawa Jitsugyo High School	Prince League Hokkaido	2	9th
Hokkaido	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
Fukushima	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
Tokyo	Komazawa University High School	Tokyo T1 League	4	2nd
Kanagawa	Tokai University Sagami High School	Kanagawa Prefectural League	4	4th
Kanagawa	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
Osaka	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

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

First round

27 July Match 1	Otori 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 Gakuen	Naraha
09:30		Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 2

27 July Match 3	Kokoku (2)	1–2	(1) Shizuoka Gakuen	Naraha
09:30		Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 2

27 July Match 4	TCU Shiojiri (4)	0–1	(2) Sendai Ikuei	Iwaki
12:00		Report		Stadium: Hawaiians Stadium Iwaki

27 July Match 5	Nishime (4)	0–8	(1) Kamimura Gakuen	Naraha
09:30		Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 3

27 July Match 6	Toyama Daiichi (2)	3–3 (0–3 p)	(2) Sapporo Otani	Hirono
12:00		Report		Stadium: J-Village Stadium

27 July Match 7	Ohmi (2)	1–3	(2) Tokushima Ichiritsu	Naraha
09:30		Report		Stadium: Sumiko Energy Materials Naraha Pitch

27 July Match 8	Toho (4)	1–1 (3–4 p)	(1) Yonago Kita	Naraha
09:30		Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 5

27 July Match 9	Kobe 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 Nishi	Iwaki
09:30		Report		Stadium: Aloha Field

27 July Match 11	Tono (4)	1–0	(4) Mie	Hirono
09:30		Report		Stadium: Hirono Football Field

27 July Match 12	Setouchi (4)	2–3	(4) Ryukoku	Naraha
12:00		Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 1

27 July Match 13	Yanagigaura (4)	0–5	(1) Teikyo Nagaoka	Naraha
12:00		Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 2

27 July Match 14	Asahikawa 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) Saibi	Iwaki
12:00		Report		Stadium: Aloha Field

27 July Match 16	Shohei (1)	2–1	(4) Jinsei Gakuen	Hirono
09:30		Report		Stadium: J-Village Stadium

27 July Match 17	Ohzu (1)	1–2	(2) Hannan	Hirono
12:00		Report		Stadium: Hirono Football Field

27 July Match 18	Maruoka (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 Meisei	Naraha
12:00		Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 7

27 July Match 20	Teikyo Kani (4)	6–1	(2) Rissho Shonan	Naraha
12:00		Report		Stadium: Sumiko Energy Materials Naraha Pitch

Second round

28 July Match 21	Kashima Gakuen (2)	2–3	(2) Nissho Gakuen	Iwaki
09:30		Report		Stadium: Hawaiians Stadium Iwaki

28 July Match 22	Higashiyama (3)	1–1 (2–3 p)	(1) Shizuoka Gakuen	Naraha
09:30		Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 2

28 July Match 23	Kyoai 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 Ozu	Naraha
09:30		Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 3

28 July Match 25	Ichiritsu Funabashi (1)	4–1	(2) Sapporo Otani	Hirono
09:30		Report		Stadium: J-Village Stadium

28 July Match 26	Tokushima 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) Teikyo	Naraha
09:30		Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 7

28 July Match 28	Yamanashi Gakuin (3)	1–2	(3) Kunimi	Iwaki
09:30		Report		Stadium: Aloha Field

28 July Match 29	Tokai Sagami (4)	2–0	(4) Tono	Hirono
09:30		Report		Stadium: Hirono Football Field

28 July Match 30	Ryukoku (4)	0–4	(1) Teikyo Nagaoka	Naraha
12:00		Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 2

28 July Match 31	Ikoma (4)	0–3	(1) Aomori Yamada	Naraha
12:00		Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 3

28 July Match 32	Komazawa (4)	0–1	(2) Yaita Chuo	Iwaki
12:00		Report		Stadium: Aloha Field

28 July Match 33	Teikyo Asaka (2)	0–4	(1) Shohei	Hirono
09:30		Report		Stadium: J-Village Stadium

28 July Match 34	Hannan (2)	1–1 (3–4 p)	(4) Fukuoka Wakaba	Hirono
12:00		Report		Stadium: Hirono Football Field

28 July Match 35	Kindai Wakayama (4)	0–2	(4) Sakuyo	Naraha
12:00		Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 7

28 July Match 36	Teikyo Kani (4)	1–1 (8–9 p)	(3) Toko Gakuen	Naraha
12:00		Report		Stadium: Sumiko Energy Materials Naraha Pitch

Round of 16

30 July Match 37	Nissho Gakuen (2)	1–2	(1) Shizuoka Gakuen	Naraha
09:30	Eita Yano 35+5'	Report	Rui Iwata 4' Yuto Yamagata 45'	Stadium: J-Village Pitch 1 Attendance: 100

30 July Match 38	Sendai Ikuei (2)	0–6	(1) Kamimura Gakuen	Naraha
09:30		Report	Yosei Arakaki 2' Gaku Nawata 5', 34' Reo Kinjo 18' Iryu Yoshida 22' Yu Akizawa 76'	Stadium: J-Village Pitch 2 Attendance: 150

30 July Match 39	Ichiritsu Funabashi (1)	1–0	(1) Shoshi	Naraha
09:30	Shota Watabe 52'	Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 5 Attendance: 250

30 July Match 40	Yonago Kita (1)	2–1	(3) Kunimi	Naraha
09:30	Hazumu Kumagae 41' Ryo Shibano 48'	Report	Daiki Yamaguchi 15'	Stadium: J-Village Pitch 7 Attendance: 150

30 July Match 41	Tokai Sagami (4)	0–4	(1) Teikyo Nagaoka	Naraha
12:00		Report	Ryusei Endo 4' Takumi Yasuno 19' Masashi Mizukawa 35+1' Yumeki Yanagita 43'	Stadium: J-Village Pitch 1 Attendance: 250

30 July Match 42	Aomori Yamada (1)	0–0 (5–4 p)	(2) Yaita Chuo	Naraha
12:00		Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 2 Attendance: 300

30 July Match 43	Shohei (1)	2–0	(4) Fukuoka Wakaba	Naraha
12:00	Yudai Miura 25' Kenshin Honda 63'	Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 5 Attendance: 180

30 July Match 44	Sakuyo (4)	0–0 (3–5 p)	(3) Toko Gakuen	Naraha
12:00		Report		Stadium: J-Village Pitch 7 Attendance: 150

Quarter-finals

31 July Match 45	Shizuoka 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 46	Ichiritsu 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 Yamada	Naraha
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 Gakuen	Naraha
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

2 August Match 49	Kamimura Gakuen (1)	1–0	(1) Yonago Kita	Hirono
09:30	Gaku Nawata 51'	Report		Stadium: J-Village Stadium Attendance: 1,036 Referee: Yuki Tanabe

2 August Match 50	Teikyo 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

3 August

12:00

Match 51

Kamimura Gakuen (1)	2–3	(1) Shohei
Kazuki Fukushima 16' Towa Matsushita 64'	Report	Ryuki Osa 35+1', 66' Cheon Chi-sot 69'

J-Village Stadium, Hirono

Attendance: 2,261

Referee: Masaaki Hiratsuka



GK	17	Yudai Eda
RB	20	Haruto Nakano
CB	5	Yosei Arakaki
CB	4	Chikato Suzuki
LB	3	Ryoga Kuroki
CM	6	Iryu Yoshida	45'
CM	9	Kento Onari
AM	12	Futa Tokumura
AM	10	Kazuki Fukushima	25'
ST	15	Towa Matsushita
ST	14	Gaku Nawata (c)
Substitutes:
GK	1	Kotaro Ikeda
MF	2	Kazu Tomori
MF	7	Eita Hanashiro
MF	8	Yuta Sasaki	39'
MF	19	Tomoya Imura
FW	11	Hajime Hidaka
FW	13	Reo Kinjo	45'
FW	16	Kaito Sakihama	25' 39'
FW	18	Yu Akizawa
Manager:
Keiichiro Arimura


GK	1	Tomotaro Sasaki
RB	12	Manato Ando
CB	5	Yota Nakamatsu
CB	4	Kodai Sakamoto
LB	3	Yuto Uehara
RM	10	Gota Yamaguchi
CM	8	Minato Otani (c)
CM	14	Kenshin Honda
LM	11	Ryuki Osa
CF	7	Yudai Miura	70'
ST	15	Cheon Chi-sot
Substitutes:
GK	16	Tsubasa Shirane
DF	2	Sho Suzuki	70'
DF	13	Yuki Sato
MF	6	Hiroyuki Suzuki
MF	17	Yuta Kaida
MF	20	Yuwa Nezu
FW	9	Yujin Iwaya
FW	18	Rei Matsumoto
FW	19	Ryuto Harada
Manager:
Keiji Tamada

Assistant referees:
Yasuhiro Udagawa
Yuki Tanabe
Fourth official:
Mutsumi Takahashi

Match rules

80 minutes.
Extra-time of 10 minutes for each half if scores still level.
Persisting a draw after extra-time, a penalty shoot-out would be held.
Nine named substitutes.
Maximum of five substitutions.

Top scorers

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

Selected best players

The following 34 players featured in the Tournament's Best Players Squad:^[10]

P.	Player	High School	G.
GK	Tomotaro Sasaki	Shohei	3rd
GK	Shun Matsuda	Aomori Yamada	2nd
DF	Yosei Arakaki	Kamimura Gakuen	3rd
DF	Yuto Uehara	Shohei	3rd
DF	Yota Nakamatsu	Shohei	3rd
DF	Keishin Yamamoto	Teikyo Nagaoka	3rd
DF	Tariqkani Hayato Okabe	Ichiritsu Funabashi	3rd
DF	Genki Yamaguchi	Aomori Yamada	3rd
DF	Taichi Sugino	Toko Gakuen	3rd
DF	Shun Aoya	Toko Gakuen	3rd
MF	Chikato Suzuki	Kamimura Gakuen	3rd
MF	Towa Matsushita	Kamimura Gakuen	3rd
MF	Kento Onari	Kamimura Gakuen	3rd
MF	Minato Otani	Shohei	3rd
MF	Kenshin Honda	Shohei	3rd
MF	Ryuki Osa	Shohei	2nd
MF	Hiroyuki Suzuki	Shohei	3rd

P.	Player	High School	G.
MF	Ryo Shibano	Yonago Kita	3rd
MF	Tetta Yuzuki	Yonago Kita	2nd
MF	Taiga Kozai	Teikyo Nagaoka	3rd
MF	Masashi Mizukawa	Teikyo Nagaoka	3rd
MF	Hayato Horikawa	Shizuoka Gakuen	3rd
MF	Ko Mineno	Ichiritsu Funabashi	3rd
MF	Sota Minami	Nissho Gakuen	3rd
MF	Shuta Sasa	Sapporo Otani	3rd
FW	Futa Tokumura	Kamimura Gakuen	2nd
FW	Gaku Nawata	Kamimura Gakuen	3rd
FW	Reo Kinjo	Kamimura Gakuen	3rd
FW	Cheon Chi-sot	Shohei	3rd
FW	Hayato Suzuki	Yonago Kita	3rd
FW	Takumi Yasuno	Teikyo Nagaoka	3rd
FW	Yuki Kato	Shizuoka Gakuen	3rd
FW	Ryusei Kato	Teikyo Kani	3rd

References

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External links

[1] "大会要項 [男子]". jfa.jp (in Japanese). Retrieved 4 June 2024.

[2] "明秀日立高校が激闘を制して初優勝！～令和5年度全国高等学校総合体育大会サッカー競技大会男子～". jfa.jp (in Japanese). 7 August 2023. Retrieved 3 June 2024.

[3] "令和６年度全国高等学校総合体育大会　競技会場・競技日程" (PDF) (in Japanese). Retrieved 3 June 2024.

[4] "競技・会場・日程一覧（実施要項及び参加申込書等）北海道・福島県" (in Japanese). Retrieved 3 June 2024.

[5] "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男子が、いわき市にやってきます！". jfa.jp} (in Japanese). 3 June 2024. Retrieved 3 June 2024.

[6] "サッカー女子は北海道開催". nordot.app (in Japanese). Retrieved 3 June 2024.

[7] "２４年、２５年のインターハイ　サッカー女子は北海道開催". sanspo.com (in Japanese). Retrieved 3 June 2024.

[8] "出場校】令和6年度全国高校サッカーインターハイ（総体）". koko-soccer.com (in Japanese). Retrieved 4 June 2024.

[9] "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　組合せ決定". jfa.jp (in Japanese). 29 June 2024. Retrieved 29 June 2024.

[10] "藤枝順心から最多の5人が選出　大会優秀選手が発表" (in Japanese). 5 August 2024. Retrieved 12 October 2024.

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