混戦模様となったレースだが、四宮は集団をラップしたこともあり、終盤、確実にタイミングよくポイントを重ね優勝した。の英語

The race developed into a free-for-all but Shinomiya lapped the group and in the final stage steadily piled on points with good timing to achieve victory.

Miyazato started the final round in fourth place, five strokes behind the leader, Veronica Felibert of Venezuela.

But Sawa Homare leveled the score at 2-2 by flicking in a corner kick from Miyama with only three minutes left in the game.

Miyaichi said in an interview after the game against Heracles, "I was glad I scored a goal. I want to keep up the good work."

Miyahara said, "I'm really surprised. I'm very motivated now. I want to do well in the next event, too."

After her victory in Arkansas, Miyazato said, "The last two weeks have been significant for me. I was able to see clearly both my strong points and those things I need to work on."

But 11 minutes later, Miyama Aya pushed the ball into the net with her left leg to tie the game at 1-1.

The Reds scored a goal early in the second half, but Reysol midfielder Barada Akimi added a third goal in the 31st minute of the second half to secure the victory.

In the fifth inning, Mie made it 3-2 with Utsunomiya Toma's clutch hit to center.

In the middle of the second half, Japan came within two points after four consecutive goals by Miyazaki Daisuke and three others.

This year, Seiryo took the lead in the first half of the final but Maebashi Ikuei turned the match around by scoring two goals soon after the start of the second half.

Imamiya got two hits in Game 1 and Nakamura hit a walk-off home run in Game 4.

At a press conference, Miyazaki said, "This is a dream come true for me. I want to become a player who is remembered by the people in the world."

In the second half, Goromaru added 19 points by himself on a try, a conversion, and four penalties.

In a postgame interview, Miyazato said, "I really felt like I was playing for Japan instead of for myself."

Fujinaga fell behind a few times but kept running tenaciously and crossed the finish line well ahead of the second-place finisher.

In the 34th minute of the first half, Ogasawara Mitsuo kicked to the left corner of Bahrain's goal to score the game's only goal.

Mizutani was driven into a corner when Chan led 9-7 in the fifth game after taking three of the first four games.

Otani, the Hotoku ace pitcher, gave up two runs in the first inning but held Nichidai Daisan scoreless after that.

In the 21st minute of the second half, Josho wing Matsui Chihito received the ball, ran past a Gose defender and scored a try.

In the 26th minute of the second half, midfielder Abe Yuki scored with a header and secured the Reds victory.

The second goal was made by Oguro Masashi in the second half.

"We won because we kept our posture low and moving quickly throughout the match," said Ono Hitoshi, a veteran player.

In the seventh and final game, Hawks pitcher Sugiuchi Toshiya allowed only three hits and no runs in seven innings.

In the second game, Reds forward Nagai Yuichiro got the opening goal in the 22nd minute of the first half.

Toray attacker Dejan Bojovic's strong spikes helped his team win the following two sets.

Three Hawks relievers, Brian Falkenborg, Morifuku Masahiko and Settsu Tadashi, pitched the last two innings without allowing a run.

In the 39th minute, Honda received Matsui Daisuke's cross and scored a goal with his left leg.

In the 2nd minute after the kickoff, Beleza's ace striker Arakawa Eriko scored the opening goal.

Hasegawa said, "I was able to do so well because I had Uchikawa-san and Matsuda-san in front of me in the batting order. Uchikawa-san created opportunities and Matsuda-san passed those opportunities on to me."