The Strongest in Prince of Tennis

Chapter 224 Yamato, master, freshman (sixth update, please subscribe!)

The night passed.

The sun is rising.

In front of the dilapidated villa comparable to a haunted house, Seigaku and his party were gathering.

Seven days have passed.

The stay is over.

Today is the day when everyone in Seigaku returns to school.

Compared with seven days ago, although everyone in Seigaku didn’t seem to have changed much, they all faintly revealed traces of precipitation.

A few minutes later.

On the road in front of the villa, under the gaze of Shimura and other Seigaku people, Coach Ryugasaki strode forward.

“Coach Ryugasaki!”

Shimura greeted him.

“coach!’

“Coach Ryugasaki.”

Shoujia and other candidates also greeted each other.

“The car has arrived.”

“Have you all checked what you are carrying, and have you determined that there is nothing left?”

Coach Long Qi reminded.

“All ready!

“It’s all determined!”

Everyone at Seigaku responded.

“Now that everything is ready.”

“Then go!”

Following the order from Coach Ryugasaki, everyone in Seigaku moved quickly.

Next to the highway.

Under the leadership of Coach Ryugasaki, Seigaku’s eight qualified candidates boarded the bus one after another.

“Hey, in August.

660 “This is the latest issue of Professional Tennis Monthly!”

Kikumaru laughed suddenly.

Kikumaru, who has quick eyes and quick hands, and Kikumaru, who was the first to board the car in Seigaku, found a book of impurities on the chair opposite the door.

“My friend bought this.”

“There are some tennis-related news on it, you can read it for yourself.”

Coach Ryugasaki said. “Also, the venue for the national competition has been determined. It will be at the Central Stadium in Kansai Hyogo. Because the venue is in Kansai, there will be one more national team participating in Kansai this year than last year.”

“Sugyama, Shimura.”

“Next week you will go to Makinofuji in Hyogo to draw lots and decide the division of the national competition.”

Coach Ryugasaki explained.

“understood.”

Both Shimura and Sugiyama nodded.

“Right, coach.

“How is Minister Yamato’s recovery from injury? Does he have time to come back to participate in the national competition!”

Shimura asked.

“Minister Da Ho?”

Heard this familiar name.

Sugiyama instantly looked at Coach Ryugasaki.

All the other first-year candidates, such as Tejia and Fuji, also look to Coach Ryugasaki.

Yamato Yuda.

For the former head of the tennis department who dared to entrust the tennis club to the freshman Shimura soon after school started, all the freshmen in the first year were very fond of him.

“Not sure yet.

Coach Ryugasaki, sitting at the front of the bus, sighed and said: “Yamato is still in the final recovery period. The review will be conducted in a few days, and the result will be known…’

“I will notify you when the results come out.”

Coach Ryugasaki continued.

“I hope Yamato can recover before the start of the national competition.”

“Leading Seigaku to return to the national competition was a goal set by Yamato in the first grade. This year we really achieved this goal. If he can’t come back, it would be a shame.”

Sugiyama said with emotion.

The freshmen in the first grade were also silent.

Everyone, including Shimura and Tejia, knew it well.

Compared to their first-year players, Sugiyama and Yamato, who have been at the bottom of the Seigaku Tennis Club for more than two years, have a deeper affection for the Tennis Club.

In the silence of everyone in Seigaku.

The roar of the engine sounded and the bus headed towards Tokyo.

The bus will drive about two minutes later.

“Shimura, Fuji.”

“I saw a very interesting report.”

Kikumaru’s voice rang.

This voice dispelled a lot of the depressive atmosphere created by Yamato.

“Professional Tennis Monthly said that although this year’s national competition is not the strongest ever, the newcomers that have emerged are indeed the highest ever.”

“They also named the top ten newcomers and eight national-level masters in this year’s national competition.

Kikumaru said loudly.

Then he scanned the people in the parking lot with his eyes full of interest.

“Top Ten Newcomers.”

“Eight national level masters?”

Shimura said, an interested look appeared in his eyes.

“There are those people?’

Shimura then asked.

The others also looked at Kikumaru instantly.

Shoujia and Fuji are no exception.

Obviously, they are also very interested in the top ten newcomers and eight national-level masters listed in the Professional Tennis Monthly.

“Kikumaru, tell me, there are those people.

Kawamura asked.

“Then I will talk about the eight national masters first.”

Kikumaru said. “This year’s eight national masters are Shitenhouji’s third-year minister Hirazenyuki, Shitenhouji’s second-year ace Tetsuya Hara, and second-year player Mōri Juzaburō of Rikkai Daisuke.

“First-year members of Rikkai Daisuke Seiichi Yukimura and Sanada Genichiro…

“The hand of our school, Shimura.”

“Atobe of Hyotei.”

Kikumaru read according to the magazine.

“Sure enough, there are Shimura and Teka from our tennis club.”

“Hyotei’s Atobe is also on the list.”

Oishi and Gan said separately.

“Fuji once beat Rikkai’s big Maori to seven to five.”

“Almost won.”

“Isn’t Fuji listed as a national master?”

Kawamura looked at Kikumaru and asked.

“Although the score is similar, my strength is obviously much worse than the gross profit.

“It’s normal not to be rated as national level.”

Fuji smiled faintly.

Although not listed as a national master, Fuji Ni has personally played against Mori, and has seen Sanada and Atobe, Sanada and Tejia, Yukimura and Shimura.

Fuji knows the gap between him and the national players, and his evaluation of professional tennis monthly is very indifferent.

“Eight national-level masters really don’t have Fuji.”

“But Fuji is one of the top ten newcomers.”

Kikumaru looked at the magazine seriously.

“Our school’s Shimura, Tejia, Fuji, Rikkai Dai Yukimura, Sanada, Yanagi, Hyotei’s Atobe, Shitenhouji’s Shiraishi Kuranosuke, Shiraku’s Tachibana Yoshihira, Chitose Senri.

“These ten people were named the top ten newcomers by Professional Tennis Monthly.”

“The editor of the magazine expects.”

“These ten newcomers will all have national-level strength next year.”

Kikumaru continued.

“Five national masters, five newcomers with the potential to become national-level strong players next year.”

“Shimura, Teka, Fuji.”

“Your freshmen in this class are indeed the strongest ever!’

Sugiyama exclaimed.

“Compared to you.”

“We are too cold to repair this year.”

Sugiyama then shook his head.