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Aoi Kentarou
Team captain and first year student Aoi plays with a hexagonal racquet that allows him to control exactly where his shots will go. He played against Echizen in the semifinals of the Kantou Regional tournament. (Singles 3 against Seigaku, episode 96) |
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Saeki Kojirou
Third year student and vice captain of the tennis team, Seaki studied kendo to improve his ability to read the moves of his opponents. Saeki and his doubles partner, Itsuki Marehiko, faced the Fuji-Kikumaru team in the semifinals of the Kantou Regional tournament. (Doubles 1 against Seigaku, episodes 94 through 95) |
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Itsuki Marehiko
Itsuki is a third year student. His specialty shot is The Sinker, a shot with no spin. Partnered with Saeki Kojirou, Itsuki played against the team of Fuji-Kikumaru in the semifinals of the Kantou Regional tournament. (Doubles 1 against Seigaku, episodes 94 through 95) |
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Kurobane Harukaze
Third year student Kurobane is a Power Tennis player. Partnered with Amane Hikaru, he played against the team of Momoshiro-Kawamura in the semifinals of the Kantou Regional tournament. (Doubles 2 against Seigaku, episodes 92 through 93) |
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Amane Hikaru
Amane is a second year student who plays with a custom-made extra long handled racquet. Partnered with Kurobane Harukaze, he played against the team of Momoshiro-Kawamura in the semifinals of the Kantou Regional tournament. (Doubles 2 against Seigaku, episodes 92 through 93) |
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Kisarazu Ryou
Third year student Kisarazu Ryou is the older twin brother of St Rudolph's Kisarazu Atsushi. It was Ryou that St Rudolph manager Mizuki Hajime originally wanted to recruit for his team, but he mistook Atsushi for his older brother, and recruited him instead. |