2013

Game Outline

National Sports Festival is a biggest competition that has been held every year at a revolving prefecture since 1946. Japan Sports Association and Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, and each prefecture co-host this competition for the purpose of sports development and health improvement and local district development.

Hockey has been one of the official games and separates teams into 4 sections, Men over 18 years old, Women over 18 years old, Boy over 16 years old, Girl over 16 years old. Representatives from each prefecture are the strongest team in the prefecture or selected team.

Name	The 68th National Sports Festival (Tokyo Sports Festival 2013) – Hockey
Period	October 2 – 6, 2013
Administration	Tokyo Hockey Association
Section	4 section (Men, Women, Boy, Girl)
Participating Teams	Men’s 8 teams, Women’s 8 teams Boy’s 10 teams, Girl’s 10 teams
Number of Participants	500 (Players and Managers)
Place	Hino-shi Athletic Field Asakawa Sports Park Ground
Admission Fee	Free (General Seating)

Game Schedule

Game Schedule [updated on September 7]
Men & Women Tournament Chart [updated on September 7]
Boy & Girl Tournament Chart [updated on September 7]

Game Results

Results of Men & Women Tournament Chart [updated on October 10]
Results of Boy & Girl Tournament Chart [updated on October 10]

Game Results – Men

№	Date		Match-up
3	1st day 1st game	Hino	Ehime	4-0 (1-0)	Kagawa
3	10/2 13:30		Ehime	4-0 (1-0)	Kagawa
4	1st day 1st game	Hino	Tokyo	1-1 (0-0) PS1-4	Kagoshima
4	10/2 15:00		Tokyo	1-1 (0-0) PS1-4	Kagoshima
5	2nd day 1st game	Hino	Saitama	4-1 (2-1)	Iwate
5	10/3 09:00		Saitama	4-1 (2-1)	Iwate
6	2nd day 1st game	Hino	Kyoto	5-0 (1-0)	Shimane
6	10/3 10:30		Kyoto	5-0 (1-0)	Shimane
11	3rd day Semifinal	Hino	Ehime	1-2 (1-2)	Kagoshima
11	10/4 10:30		Ehime	1-2 (1-2)	Kagoshima
12	3rd day Semifinal	Hino	Saitama	0-4 (0-0)	Kyoto
12	10/4 12:00		Saitama	0-4 (0-0)	Kyoto
13	3rd day 5th place match	Hino	Kagawa	3-2 (0-2)	Tokyo
13	10/4 13:30		Kagawa	3-2 (0-2)	Tokyo
14	3rd day 5th place match	Hino	Iwate	0-1 (0-1)	Shimane
14	10/4 15:00		Iwate	0-1 (0-1)	Shimane
15	4th day 3rd place match	Hino	Ehime	4-0 (1-0)	Saitama
15	10/5 09:00		Ehime	4-0 (1-0)	Saitama
16	4th day Final	Hino	Kagoshima	Canceled	Kyoto
16	10/5 10:30		Kagoshima	Canceled	Kyoto

Rank – Men

Rank	Prefecture
Champion	Kyoto (4 times in 3 years) Kagoshima (2 times in 36 years)
3rd	Aichi
4th	Saitama

Game Results – Women

№	Date		Match-up
3	1st day 1st game	Asakawa	Gifu	10-0 (6-0)	Ehime
3	10/2 13:30		Gifu	10-0 (6-0)	Ehime
4	1st day 1st game	Asakawa	Nara	1-0 (0-0)	Tochigi
4	10/2 15:00		Nara	1-0 (0-0)	Tochigi
5	2nd day 1st game	Asakawa	Tokyo	1-8 (0-2)	Iwate
5	10/3 09:00		Tokyo	1-8 (0-2)	Iwate
6	2nd day 1st game	Asakawa	Oita	1-7 (0-2)	Hiroshima
6	10/3 10:30		Oita	1-7 (0-2)	Hiroshima
11	3rd day Semifinal	Asakawa	Gifu	1-0 (1-0)	Nara
11	10/4 10:30		Gifu	1-0 (1-0)	Nara
12	3rd day Semifinal	Asakawa	Iwate	1-2 (0-1)	Hiroshima
12	10/4 12:00		Iwate	1-2 (0-1)	Hiroshima
13	3rd day 5th place match	Asakawa	Ehime	0-12 (0-6)	Tochigi
13	10/4 13:30		Ehime	0-12 (0-6)	Tochigi
14	3rd day 5th place match	Asakawa	Tokyo	0-3 (0-1)	Oita
14	10/4 15:00		Tokyo	0-3 (0-1)	Oita
15	4th day 3rd place match	Asakawa	Nara	Canceled	Iwate
15	10/5 09:00		Nara	Canceled	Iwate
16	4th day Final	Asakawa	Gifu	Canceled	Hiroshima
16	10/5 10:30		Gifu	Canceled	Hiroshima

Rank – Women

Rank	Prefecture
Champion	Gifu (27 times in 6 years) Hiroshima (1st time)
3rd	Iwate Nara

Game Results – Boy

№	Date		Match-up
1	1st day 1st game	Hino	Oita	4-2 (1-0)	Ehime
1	10/2 10:30		Oita	4-2 (1-0)	Ehime
2	1st day 1st game	Hino	Shimane	8-0 (3-0)	Hokkaido
2	10/2 12:00		Shimane	8-0 (3-0)	Hokkaido
7	2nd day Quarterfinal	Hino	Gifu	8-3 (2-3)	Oita
7	10/3 12:00		Gifu	8-3 (2-3)	Oita
8	2nd day Quarterfinal	Hino	Iwate	7-0 (2-0)	Tokyo
8	10/3 13:30		Iwate	7-0 (2-0)	Tokyo
9	2nd day Quarterfinal	Hino	Fukui	3-1 (2-1)	Nara
9	10/3 15:00		Fukui	3-1 (2-1)	Nara
10	3rd day Quarterfinal	Hino	Shimane	2-2 (1-1) PS4-3	Tochigi
10	10/4 10:30		Shimane	2-2 (1-1) PS4-3	Tochigi
17	4th day Semifinal	Hino	Gifu	3-4 (3-0)	Iwate
17	10/5 12:30		Gifu	3-4 (3-0)	Iwate
18	4th day Semifinal	Hino	Fukui	3-2 (1-1)	Shimane
18	10/5 14:00		Fukui	3-2 (1-1)	Shimane
19	5th day 3rd place match	Asakawa	Gifu	Canceled	Shimane
19	10/6 10:30		Gifu	Canceled	Shimane
20	5th day Final	Hino	Iwate	2-3 (1-1)	Fukui
20	10/6 11:00		Iwate	2-3 (1-1)	Fukui

Rank – Boy

Rank	Prefecture
Champion	Fukui (2 times in 16 years)
2nd	Iwate
3rd	Gifu Shimane
5th	Oita
	Tokyo
	Nara
	Tochigi

Game Results – Girl

№	Date		Match-up
1	1st day 1st game	Asakawa	Ehime	1-0 (1-0)	Hokkaido
1	10/2 10:30		Ehime	1-0 (1-0)	Hokkaido
2	1st day 1st game	Asakawa	Nagasaki	0-2 (0-2)	Fukui
2	10/2 12:00		Nagasaki	0-2 (0-2)	Fukui
7	2nd day Quarterfinal	Asakawa	Gifu	4-0 (2-0)	Ehime
7	10/3 12:00		Gifu	4-0 (2-0)	Ehime
8	2nd day Quarterfinal	Asakawa	Iwate	11-0 (6-0)	Tokyo
8	10/3 13:30		Iwate	11-0 (6-0)	Tokyo
9	2nd day Quarterfinal	Asakawa	Okayama	0-1 (0-0)	Shiga
9	10/3 15:00		Okayama	0-1 (0-0)	Shiga
10	3rd day Quarterfinal	Asakawa	Fukui	3-2 (1-2)	Tochigi
10	10/4 09:00		Fukui	3-2 (1-2)	Tochigi
17	4th day Semifinal	Asakawa	Gifu	1-1 (1-1) PS3-1	Iwate
17	10/5 12:30		Gifu	1-1 (1-1) PS3-1	Iwate
18	4th day Semifinal	Asakawa	Shiga	1-2 (0-1)	№(10) Winner
18	10/5 14:00		Shiga	1-2 (0-1)	№(10) Winner
19	5th day 3rd place match	Asakawa	Iwate	Canceled	Shiga
19	10/6 09:00		Iwate	Canceled	Shiga
19	5th day Final	Hino	Gifu	1-0 (0-0)	Fukui
19	10/6 09:30		Gifu	1-0 (0-0)	Fukui