2006 National High School Baseball Championship
The 88th National High School Championship held from August 6-21 2006, was won by Waseda Jitsugyo High School of West Tokyo over 2-time defending champions Komadai Tomakomai High School of South Hokkaido.
Field Summary
Tournament Summary
Date | Round | Game # | Away | Score | Home | Notes |
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August 6 | 1st | 1 | Shirakaba Gakuen (North Hokkaido) | 7 - 10 | Kochi Shogyo (Kochi) | |
1st | 2 | Waseda Jitsugyo (West Tokyo) | 13 - 1 | Tsurusaki Kogyo (Oita) | ||
1st | 3 | Yokohama (Kanagawa) | 6 - 11 | Osaka Toin (Osaka) | ||
August 7 | 1st | 4 | Seiho (Nagasaki) | 22 - 3 | Kounan (Fukushima) | |
1st | 5 | Fukuoka (Toyama) | 1 - 8 | Fukui Shogyo (Fukui) | ||
1st | 6 | Sendai Ikuei (Miyagi) | 5 - 1 | Tokushima Shogyo (Tokushima) | ||
1st | 7 | Nidai Yamagata (Yamagata) | 6 - 2 | Kaisei (Shimane) | ||
August 8 | 1st | 8 | Kanzei (Okayama) | 10 - 11x | Bunsei Art University Fuzoku (Tochigi) | Kanzei ace Das Romash cannot hold another lead in the Summer Koshien, this time giving up 8 runs in the final two innings to give Bunri the win. |
1st | 9 | Joso Gakuin (Ibaraki) | 8 - 11 | Imabari Nishi (Ehime) | ||
1st | 10 | Kurayoshi Kita (Tottori) | 6 - 7x (11) | Matsushiro (Nagano) | ||
1st | 11 | Yaeyama Shoko (Okinawa) | 9 - 6 (10) | Chiba Keizai (Chiba) | ||
August 9 | 1st | 12 | Chiben Wakayama (Wakayama) | 4 - 1 | Gifu Shogyo (Gifu) | |
1st | 13 | Kanazawa (Kanazawa) | 9 - 3 | Urawa Gakuin (Saitama) | ||
1st | 14 | Shizuoka Shogyo (Shizuoka) | 8 - 2 | Hachiman Shogyo (Shiga) | ||
1st | 15 | Fukuchiyama Seibi (Kyoto) | 6 - 4 | Aikodai Meiden (Aichi) | ||
August 10 | 1st | 16 | Mie (Mie) | 4 - 6 | Kumamoto Kogyo (Kumamoto) | |
1st | 17 | Tenri (Nara) | 7 - 5 | Honjo (Akita) | ||
2nd | 18 | Nanyo Kogyo (Yamaguchi) | 3 - 5 | Komadai Tomakomai (South Hokkaido) | ||
August 11 | 2nd | 19 | Aomori Yamada (Aomori) | 7 - 0 | Nobeoka Gakuen (Miyazaki) | |
2nd | 20 | Saga Shogyo (Saga) | 5 - 6 | Kiryu Daiichi (Gunma) | ||
2nd | 21 | Kofu Kogyo (Yamanashi) | 2 - 4 | Toyodai Himeji (Hyogo) | ||
2nd | 22 | Sendai Kitakami (Iwate) | 0 - 4 | Fukuokakodai Jyoto (Fukuoka) | ||
August 12 | 2nd | 23 | Teikyo (East Tokyo) | 10 - 2 | Josuikan (Hiroshima) | |
2nd | 24 | Kagawa Nishi (Kagawa) | 2 - 1 | Nihon Bunri (Niigata) | ||
2nd | 25 | Kagoshima Kogyo (Kagoshima) | 3 - 2 | Kochi Shogyo (Kochi) | ||
2nd | 26 | Waseda Jitsugyo (West Tokyo) | 11 - 2 | Osaka Toin (Ousaka) | ||
August 13 | 2nd | 27 | Seiho High School (Nagasaki) | 6 - 7 | Fukui Shogyo (Fukui) | |
2nd | 28 | Nidai Yamagata (Yamagata) | 6 - 3 | Sendai Ikuei (Miyagi) | ||
2nd | 29 | Imabari Nishi (Ehime) | 12 - 3 | Bunsei Art University Fuzoku (Tochigi) | ||
2nd | 30 | Matsushiro (Nagano) | 3 - 5 | Yaeyama Shoko (Okinawa) | A rain delay in the 2nd proved fortuitous for Yaeyama as they jump on the cold Matsuhiro squad for 5 runs after the break and never looked back. | |
August 14 | 2nd | 31 | Chiben Wakayama (Wakayama) | 5 - 2 | Kanazawa (Kanazawa) | |
2nd | 32 | Shizuoka Shogyo (Shizuoka) | 0 - 4 | Fukuchiyama Seibi (Kyoto) | ||
2nd | 33 | Kumamoto Kogyo (Kumamoto) | 5 - 3 | Tenri (Nara) | A failed squeeze bunt in the 8th with runners on 2nd and 3rd leads to the downfall of Tenri as Kumamoto takes advantage of the momentum to score 2 in the 9th. | |
August 15 | 3rd | 34 | Aomori Yamada (Aomori) | 9 - 10x | Komadai Tomakomai (South Hokkaido) | The 2-time defending champions looked dead to rights against Aomori Yamada down 7-1 in the bottom of the 4th. But they score 8 runs in the last 4 innings to show everyone what got them here. |
3rd | 35 | Kiryu Daiichi (Gunma) | 2 - 5 | Toyodai Himeji (Hyogo) | ||
3rd | 36 | Teikyo (East Tokyo) | 5 - 4 | Fukuokakodai Jyoto (Fukuoka) | ||
3rd | 37 | Kagoshima Kogyo (Kagoshima) | 9 - 3 | Kagawa Nishi (Kagawa) | ||
August 16 | 3rd | 38 | Fukui Shogyo (Fukui) | 1 - 7 | Waseda Jitsugyo (West Tokyo) | |
3rd | 39 | Imabari Nishi (Ehime) | 9 - 10x (13) | Nidai Yamagata (Yamagata) | Imabari Nishi breaks through with two in the top of the 13th, only to see their ace pitcher give up 3 to end it. | |
3rd | 40 | Chiben Wakayama (Wakayama) | 8 - 3 | Yaeyama Shoko (Okinawa) | ||
3rd | 41 | Fukuchiyama Seibi (Kyoto) | 6 - 3 | Kumamoto Kogyo (Kumamoto) | ||
August 17 | Best 8 | 42 | Toyodai Himeji (Hyogo) | 4 - 5 | Komadai Tomakomai (South Hokkaido) | |
Best 8 | 43 | Teikyo (East Tokyo) | 12 - 13x | Chiben Wakayama (Wakayama) | Teikyo explodes for 8 runs capped off with a pinch-hit 3-run home run in the top of the 9th inning. But said pinch hitter was for their final pitcher. And with no other real pitchers remaining, they could only watch helplessly as the winning run walked in. | |
August 18 | Best 8 | 44 | Nidai Yamagata (Yamagata) | 2 - 5 | Waseda Jitsugyo (West Tokyo) | A real pitchers battle between Saitou Yuuki (Waseda Jitsugyo) and SS Aoki Yuu (Nidai Yamagata). But Aoki just could not keep up with Saitou, giving up 4 in the 8th. Afterwards, it was obvious from his crying that he felt he was to blame for giving up the game. |
Best 8 | 45 | Kagoshima Kogyo (Kagoshima) | 3 - 2 (10) | Fukuchiyama Seibi (Kyoto) | Imayoshi Kouichi (Kagoshima Kogyo) and his patented yell at the plate once again comes in as a pinch hitter in the 7th to rally the troops down 2-1. He successfully gets on base and Rokko scores the tying run on their way to winning in 10. | |
August 19 | Semis | 46 | Chiben Wakayama (Wakayama) | 4 - 7 | Komadai Tomakomai (South Hokkaido) | Komadai Tomakomai would have no more of the rallying from behind, jumping out with 4 runs in the first highlighted by a triple by cleanup hitter CF Honma Atsushi. |
Semis | 47 | Kagoshima Kogyo (Kagoshima) | 0 - 5 | Waseda Jitsugyo (West Tokyo) | Saitou Yuuki was in complete control of the game striking out 13 en route to his complete game 3-hit shutout. Even Imayoshi Kouichi and his yell would not be enough as he strikes out on a high fastball, much to the chagrin of Saitou. | |
August 20 | Final | 48 | Komadai Tomakomai (South Hokkaido) | 1 - 1 (15) | Waseda Jitsugyo (West Tokyo) | The pitchers duel that everyone wanted had arrived, and both delivered on a grand scale. Komadai's only run came in the 8th with a home run by SS Miki Yuuya. Waseda would counter in the bottom of the inning with a double by 1B Higaki Akira. A wild pitch and a sacrifice fly by Yuki Saito would plate the run. |
August 21 | Final | 49 | Komadai Tomakomai (South Hokkaido) | 3 - 4 | Waseda Jitsugyo (West Tokyo) | Komadai would gamble by starting reliever Kikuchi Shouta against Yuki Saito. 5 batters, 2 outs and 1 run later, the gamble failed and Komadai Tomakomai would be looking up for the rest of the game. Down 4-1 in the 9th, 1B Nakazawa Takuya would hit a 2-run homerun to close the gap to 1. But Saito Yuuki would close the door, fittingly against his rival on the mound Tanaka Masahiro. After a long battle at the plate, Tanaka would strike out on Saito's slider to end the amazing battle. |
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