Prior to the professional baseball draft meeting to be held on the 20th of next month, Yoto Yamada, the ace of Omi High School in Shiga, who won the second place in this year's Senbatsu High School baseball, submitted a professional baseball application on the 21st. Did.
[There is a list of applicants who have submitted the application form for professional baseball (as of September 21)]
Pitcher Yamada is characterized by pitching that pushes sharply curved balls such as straights and cut balls in the late 140 km range while showing his spirit to the front, and he has long hitting power and competitiveness as a batter.
In Omi, he led the team with pitching and batting as the ace and captain, and contributed greatly to the first runner-up victory for Shiga Prefecture in this year's Senbatsu High School Baseball. I was.
This month, he participated in the Under-18 World Cup held in the United States as the captain of the Japanese national team, contributed to winning the bronze medal, and was highly evaluated by professional baseball scouts in both pitching and hitting.
Pitcher Yamada has long wanted to go pro, and on the 21st, he submitted a professional baseball application.
High school and university students who wish to become professional baseball players are required to submit a "professional baseball application form", and the Japan High School Baseball Federation has announced the submission status of high school students on its website from the 5th of this month.
The submission deadline is the 6th of next month, and the professional baseball draft meeting will be held on the 20th of next month.
Submitters of the “Professional Baseball Application Form” (from Takanoren HP as of September 21)
▽ Tomakomai Chuo (Hokkaido) Yuta Saito
▽ Shiriuchi (Hokkaido) Takumi Sakamoto
▽ Shiriuchi (Hokkaido) Takaki Tanaka
▽ Shirakaba Gakuen (Hokkaido) Yuma Omiya
▽ Hiyama Kita (Hokkaido) Yuya Hosokawa
▽ Hachinohe Tech .
) Rin Kasai
▽ Ayumu Nakata from Too Gijuku (Aomori) ▽
Kyosuke Saito from Morioka Chuo (Iwate)
▽ Tensho Nonaka from Akio (Akita) ▽
Masamasa Tsukada from Akita Minami (Akita)
▽ Tomoki Tamura from Sakata Minami (Yamagata) Athletes
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Tohoku (Miyagi) Chihiro Ito
▽ Iwaki Koyo (Fukushima) Takuto Suzuki
▽ East Japan University Shohei (Fukushima) Haruto Kusano
▽ Konan (Fukushima) Kandai
Kobayashi
Kashima Gakuen (Ibaraki) Rui Okawa
▽ Tsukuba Hidehide (Ibaraki) Yuto Tanai
▽ Tsukuba Hidehide (Ibaraki) Iori Tsukakoshi
▽ Joso Gakuin (Ibaraki) Balzer Bryan
▽ Moriya (Ibaraki) Yuta Terashima
▽ Utsunomiya Junior College Tsuke
(Tochigi) Takuma Nakamura ▽
Tonesho (Gunma) Shodai
Uchida ▽ Kendai Takasaki (Gunma) Kanohito Shimizu
▽ Kiryu Daiichi (Gunma) Ruon Kitamura ▽ Kiryu Daiichi (Gunma) Ryuu
Mitsuzuka
▽ Takasaki College of Commerce (Gunma) Yuji Baba
▽Yamamura Gakuen (Saitama) Sota Tsuboi
▽Reimei Urawa (Saitama) Yuto Yoshikawa
▽ Urawa Gakuin (Saitama) Yuta Kaneda
▽ Urawa Gakuin (Saitama) Itsuki Takayama
▽ Kokusai Gakuin (Saitama) Takehiro Tamura
▽ Yashio Minami (Saitama) Ryoya Niino
▽ Hanasaki Tokuei (Saitama) Kaneko Shosei
▽ Tokuei Hanasaki (Saitama) Daikiyo
Fujita ▽ Tokuei
Hanasaki (Saitama) Zen Morita
▽ Yamanashi Gakuin (Yamanashi) Reo Enokiya
▽ Yamanashi Gakuin (Yamanashi) Kazuki Yamamoto
▽ Sundai Kofu (Yamanashi) Koshiro Morimoto ▽ Ichiritsu
Funabashi (Chiba) Tetsusei Morimoto
▽ Municipal Funabashi (Chiba) Yuu Katano ▽ Hokuryo
Mobara (Chiba) Daimu Kawashima
▽ Choshisho (Chiba) Harumi Ishige ▽ Hikarioka
(Tokyo) Nobunari Ishimoto
▽ Kanto Dai Itsubo (Tokyo) Yosei Itsubo
▽ Kokushikan (Tokyo) Tenta Ogasawara
▽ Hachioji Practice (Tokyo) Joichiro Yaguchi
▽ Teikyo (Tokyo) Shinya Kojima ▽ Nishogakusha University (Tokyo) Taiga
Tsuji
▽ Tateno (Kanagawa )
) Daichi Miyoshi
▽ Toin Gakuen (Kanagawa) Byakko Aizawa
▽ Yokosuka Kogaku (Kanagawa) Tsubasa Hoshino ▽ Nihon University Fujisawa (Kanagawa)
Ryota Igarashi
▽ Hiratsuka Gakuen (Kanagawa) Kanata Shinozaki
▽ Daishi (Kanagawa) Kanta Sawada Players
▽ Oshiojiri, Tokyo (Nagano) Ruto Konno
▽ Nihon Bunri (Niigata) Haruya Tanaka
▽ Teikyo Nagaoka (Niigata) Hidetoshi Ibaraki
▽ Toyama Daiichi (Toyama) Michiharu Kobayashi
▽ Shinminato (Toyama) Kazuharu Kame
▽
Japan Airlines Ishikawa (Ishikawa) Ou Naito
▽ Fukui Institute of Technology Fukui (Fukui) Daisuke Mukojima
Athletes
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Tokoha Daikikugawa (Shizuoka) Kano Anzai ▽ Homare (
Aichi
) Ihine Itsua ▽ Aiko Daimeiden (Aichi) Kisuke
Ito
Athletes
▽ Omi (Shiga) Yosho Yamada
▽ Kyoto Sotoonishi (Kyoto) Ruito Nishimura ▽ Kyoto
Sotoonishi
(Kyoto) Tomoya Nakamura
▽ Tonan (Kyoto) Genki Nohara
Athletes
▽ Kyoto International (Kyoto
)
Rudai
Morishita
▽ Tenri (Nara) Leiji Toi
▽ Chiben Wakayama (Wakayama) Kazuki Takemoto
Otsuke (Osaka) Sakito Kawaguchi
▽ Kansai Okura (Osaka) Naoki Kadowaki
▽ Kansai Soka (Osaka) Yoshihiro Taka
▽ Shikamako (Hyogo) Junpei Okaue
▽
Kurashiki Sho (Okayama) Kyosuke Nishikawa
Tottori) Umezawa Matoi
▽ Goko (Hiroshima) Tamon Tanaka
▽ Namiki Gakuin (Hiroshima) Yuto Kuroda
▽ Shimonoseki International (Yamaguchi) Kosei Koga
▽Takamatsusho (Kagawa) Shogo Asano
▽Shikoku Gakuin University Kagawa Nishi (Kagawa) Sho Asami
▽
Semi (Ehime) Aisuke
Mikami ▽ Fukuoka Ohori (Fukuoka)
Kyogo
Yamashita
▽ Oki Gakuen (Fukuoka) Yuhide Takeshita
▽
Iizuka (Fukuoka) Kaiki Shirahama
▽ Ogura (Fukuoka) Masataka Yoshikawa
) Atsumi Hidaka
▽ Oshima (Kagoshima) Kanji Ohno
▽ Future Okinawa (Okinawa) Gen Oshiro
▽ Konan (Okinawa) Ryota Morishima
▽ Miyako (Okinawa) Yusaku Oki