The 2022 All Japan High School Women's Soccer Tournament (第31回全日本高等学校女子サッカー選手権大会; All Japan 31st High School Women's Soccer Tournament) marked the 31st edition of the referred annually contested women's cup for High Schools over Japan. The tournament was contested by 32 high schools in a knockout-stage format. The final was played one day prior to the men's final on 8 January 2023, at the Noevir Stadium Kobe.[1] The Kamimura Gakuen High School were the defending champions, winning the last championship by 3–0 against the Hinomoto Gakuen High School.
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2022 All Japan High School Women's Soccer Tournament|
Country | Japan |
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Dates | 30 December 2022 – 8 January 2023 |
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Teams | 32 |
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Champions | Fujieda Junshin (6th title) |
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Runner-up | Jumonji |
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Matches played | 31 |
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Goals scored | 82 (2.65 per match) |
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All statistics correct as of 8 January 2022. |
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Just like the men's tournament, from the first round (round of 32) to the quarter-finals, the matches had a duration of 80 minutes, split into two halves of 40 minutes each. The semi-finals and the final had the matches lasting 90 minutes. Should a match be tied, the match would directly go into penalty shoot-outs, except for the final, where overtime would be played if the match ended tied for 90 minutes.[2]
The tournament will take place in a 11-day span, with the tournament split in a total of 5 stages.[3]
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All the matches were played in the Hyogo Prefecture. Some of the stadiums utilized two grounds, or fields, at the same place, being able to simultaneously hold matches. The selected venues were as follows:[4]
- Miki
- Miki Athletic Stadium (No. 1 and No.2) – Hosted matches from the round of 16 to the quarter-finals
- Mikibo Football Ground (No.1 and No.2) – Hosted matches from the round of 16 to the quarter-finals
- Sumoto
- Awaji Sports Park (Main and sub-ground) – Hosted Round of 32 matches
- Kobe
- Ibuki Forest Training Ground (A and B ground) – Hosted Round of 32 matches
- Noevir Stadium Kobe – Hosted the three final matches from the semi-final round
The Hyogo prefectural qualification was the only one to directly qualify a prefectural qualification winner for the national competition without needing to play the regional qualification, as the Hyogo Prefecture will host the tournament, being granted to have a team to represent the prefecture as its tournament winner, and as its host team.
In parentheses: Each school's performance at the regional qualifying series.
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First round
Kamimura Gakuen v AICJ
Himeji Kokusai v Gyosei Kokusai
Saku Chosei v Chinzei Gakuen
Asahikawa Jitsugyo v Sakuyo
Hokkaido Otani v Kyoto Seika
Takagawa Gakuen v Maebashi Ikuei
Yanagigaura v Tokoha Tachibana
Teikyo Nagaoka v Fujieda Junshin
Tokiwagi Gakuen v Kasumigaura
Aviation v St. Capitanio
Jumonji v Seiwa Gakuen
Shoshi v Daishi Gakuen
Kagawa Nishi v Tokai Fukuoka
Otemon Gakuin v Seisa Kokusai
Hinomoto Gakuen v Naruto Uzushio
Shutoku v Osaka Gakugei
Round of 16
AICJ v Himeji Kokusai
Chinzei Gakuen v Sakuyo
Kyoto Seika v Takagawa Gakuen
Tokoha Tachibana v Fujieda Junshin
Tokiwagi Gakuen v Aviation
Jumonji v Shoshi
Kagawa Nishi v Otemon Gakuin
Hinomoto Gakuen v Osaka Gakugei
Quarter-finals
AICJ v Sakuyo
Takagawa Gakuen v Fujieda Junshin
Tokiwagi Gakuen v Jumonji
Otemon Gakuin v Hinomoto Gakuen
Semi-finals
Sakuyo v Fujieda Junshin
Jumonji v Hinomoto Gakuen
Final
Fujieda Junshin v Jumonji
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"会場". jfa.jp (in Japanese). JFA. Retrieved 25 October 2022.