The club's origin dates from 1983. In that era, the club mainly centered attention on Tokiwa Junior High School alumni who wanted to play for the club, inserting a certain influence on the club, which ended up naming themselves as Tokiwa Club. The club joined the Tokyo Adult Soccer League, and was promoted to its 2nd Division in 1994. The club repeatedly switched between the second and third division, as the club couldn't gain consistency in a higher-level league. In 2011, the Katsushika Ward Football Federation established the NPO International Football Promotion Association, which is an organization under the Federation for clubs aiming to join the J.League. The then named Tokiwa Club became an affiliate.
The club was renamed in 2012, becoming Katsushika Vitoard (葛飾ヴィトアード). In 2013, the club welcomed Yōichi Takahashi as the new president, renaming the club as Nankatsu SC, in allusion to his (Yōichi Takahashi's) globally famous manga and animeCaptain Tsubasa, which attracted the attention of many young people in Japan, which culminated in an increasing rise of interest about football in the nation. They established an U-12 team for elementary school students in 2013, and an U-15 team for junior high school students on 2015. From 2015 to 2017, they signed partnerships with Nankatsu SC Fukuoka, SC Sagamihara, and CE Sabadell FC.[2]
In January 2019, Nankatsu SC Co. Ltd was established to operate the first-team, transferring the team's management. In the following year, they were approved as a member of the J.League 100 Year Plan, alongside Vonds Ichihara, FC Osaka, Veertien Mie and Iwaki FC.[3]
On 14 July 2021, Valuence Holdings acquired 33,5% of the Nankatsu SC Co. Ltd. shares (the other 66.5% remained owned by Yōichi Takahashi). In addition, Shinsuke Sakimoto, then Valuence Holdings CEO, became Nankatsu SC Co. Ltd. president. In the same year (2021), Nankatsu SC, who were then a newly promoted team from the Tokyo Metropolitan League, making at the time its regional debut, were promoted from the Kanto Soccer League 2nd division, finishing as 2021 runners-up.
In the 2022 season, they played in the Kanto Soccer League 1st division, successfully avoiding relegation, despite being threatened by it several times during the league season. Nankatsu made their debut at the Shakaijin Cup on 2022. Their first match on the competition was a win against FC Tokushima by 1–0, after a tap-in goal by Deivisson gave them the win. Their second match was the debut's opposite, as this time they lost the match by 1-0 against Veroskronos Tsuno, early exiting the tournament at the Round of 16.
The club has also a women's football section, under the name Nankatsu SC WINGS. It was founded on 2014. They started from Tokyo Metropolitan Women Football League's 5th division, but got three back-to-back promotions, then making their 1st division debut early on 2018. Earning promotion from the Metropolitan League, they entered the Kanto Soccer League on 2021, playing on the 2nd division. Another back-to-back promotion saw them jumping to the 1st division, starting from the 2022 season.[6]
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External linksEdit
Official Website (in Japanese)
October 21, 2023
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Nankatsu Sports Club 南葛スポーツクラブ Nankatsu Supōtsukurabu commonly known as Nankatsu SC 南葛SC Nankatsu Esu Shi are a Japanese football club based in Katsushika Tokyo They play in the Kantō Soccer League 1 As the club aims for a future qualification to the J League they currently hold the J League 100 Year Plan status Nankatsu SC 南葛SCFull nameNankatsu Sports ClubFounded1983 40 years ago 1983 as Tokiwa Club 2012 11 years ago 2012 as Katsushika Vitoard 2013 10 years ago 2013 as Nankatsu SCGroundOkudo Sports Center Park Katsushika TokyoOwnerNankatsu Co Ltd ChairmanYōichi TakahashiManagerKazuya MoriLeagueKanto Soccer League Div 12022 Div 1 7th of 10WebsiteClub websiteHome coloursAway coloursCurrent season Contents 1 History 2 Current squad 3 Coaching Staff 4 League record 5 Honours 6 Nankatsu SC WINGS 6 1 Nankatsu SC WINGS current squad 7 References 8 External linksHistory EditThe club s origin dates from 1983 In that era the club mainly centered attention on Tokiwa Junior High School alumni who wanted to play for the club inserting a certain influence on the club which ended up naming themselves as Tokiwa Club The club joined the Tokyo Adult Soccer League and was promoted to its 2nd Division in 1994 The club repeatedly switched between the second and third division as the club couldn t gain consistency in a higher level league In 2011 the Katsushika Ward Football Federation established the NPO International Football Promotion Association which is an organization under the Federation for clubs aiming to join the J League The then named Tokiwa Club became an affiliate The club was renamed in 2012 becoming Katsushika Vitoard 葛飾ヴィトアード In 2013 the club welcomed Yōichi Takahashi as the new president renaming the club as Nankatsu SC in allusion to his Yōichi Takahashi s globally famous manga and anime Captain Tsubasa which attracted the attention of many young people in Japan which culminated in an increasing rise of interest about football in the nation They established an U 12 team for elementary school students in 2013 and an U 15 team for junior high school students on 2015 From 2015 to 2017 they signed partnerships with Nankatsu SC Fukuoka SC Sagamihara and CE Sabadell FC 2 In January 2019 Nankatsu SC Co Ltd was established to operate the first team transferring the team s management In the following year they were approved as a member of the J League 100 Year Plan alongside Vonds Ichihara FC Osaka Veertien Mie and Iwaki FC 3 On 14 July 2021 Valuence Holdings acquired 33 5 of the Nankatsu SC Co Ltd shares the other 66 5 remained owned by Yōichi Takahashi In addition Shinsuke Sakimoto then Valuence Holdings CEO became Nankatsu SC Co Ltd president In the same year 2021 Nankatsu SC who were then a newly promoted team from the Tokyo Metropolitan League making at the time its regional debut were promoted from the Kanto Soccer League 2nd division finishing as 2021 runners up In the 2022 season they played in the Kanto Soccer League 1st division successfully avoiding relegation despite being threatened by it several times during the league season Nankatsu made their debut at the Shakaijin Cup on 2022 Their first match on the competition was a win against FC Tokushima by 1 0 after a tap in goal by Deivisson gave them the win Their second match was the debut s opposite as this time they lost the match by 1 0 against Veroskronos Tsuno early exiting the tournament at the Round of 16 Current squad EditAs of 21 August 2023 4 Note Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules Players may hold more than one non FIFA nationality No Pos Nation Player1 GK nbsp JPN Hirotsugu Nakabayashi3 DF nbsp BRA Deivisson4 DF nbsp JPN Ryu Yuwon5 DF nbsp JPN Masaya Kajitsuka6 DF nbsp JPN Kohei Mihara7 MF nbsp JPN Kunimitsu Sekiguchi captain 8 MF nbsp JPN Junichi Inamoto9 FW nbsp JPN Shohei Okada11 MF nbsp JPN Jumpei Kusukami13 MF nbsp JPN Yuto Mizuno14 MF nbsp JPN Kai Nomura15 MF nbsp JPN Yasuyuki Konno16 DF nbsp JPN Hiroto Arai17 MF nbsp JPN Tatsuya Sasaki18 FW nbsp JPN Shosuke Moriyama vice captain No Pos Nation Player19 MF nbsp JPN Shungo Tamashiro vice captain 20 FW nbsp JPN Ryuta Sasaki22 FW nbsp JPN Rei Okuhara23 MF nbsp JPN Yosei Morinaga24 DF nbsp JPN Ibuki Kato26 MF nbsp JPN Daichi Akiyama27 DF nbsp JPN Fumiya Yokosuka29 DF nbsp JPN Takumi Shimohira31 GK nbsp JPN Masamichi Iiyoshi32 FW nbsp JPN Yu Hasegawa vice captain 33 FW nbsp JPN Akito Kawamoto37 GK nbsp JPN Keita Toyama44 MF nbsp JPN Shota Aizawa52 DF nbsp JPN Kakeru Kumagawa88 FW nbsp JPN Genki OmaeCoaching Staff EditAs of 7 March 2023 5 Position StaffManager nbsp Kazuya MoriAssistant manager nbsp Kenji Takagi nbsp Kohata ShujiGoalkeeper coach nbsp Kiyomitsu KobariAssistant coach nbsp Shinya TakiguchiTrainer nbsp Satoru Ueno nbsp Keito KurosawaInterpreter Assistant Coach nbsp Masayuki NaganeAthletic Trainer nbsp Keisuke FujitaGeneral Manager nbsp Yoshihiro IwamotoAssistant General Manager nbsp Ryo HatadaLeague record EditSeason League GP Pts W D L Position2004 Tokyo Metropolitan League 3rd Div 11 9 3 0 8 9th2005 10 27 9 0 1 2nd2006 10 28 9 1 0 1st2007 Tokyo Metropolitan League 2nd Div 11 6 1 3 7 11th2008 Tokyo Metropolitan League 3rd Div 10 22 7 1 2 2nd2009 11 19 6 1 4 5th2010 10 18 6 0 4 3rd2011 10 16 5 1 4 4th2012 10 18 5 3 2 4th2013 11 28 9 1 1 2nd2014 11 27 9 0 2 2nd2015 11 33 11 0 0 1st2016 Tokyo Metropolitan League 2nd Div 13 28 9 1 3 2nd2017 13 34 11 1 1 1st2018 Tokyo Metropolitan League 1st Div 15 40 13 1 1 1st2019 15 22 6 4 5 7th2020 7 16 5 1 1 1st2021 Kanto Soccer League 2nd Div 18 36 10 6 2 2nd2022 Kanto Soccer League 1st Div 18 19 4 7 7 7th2023 0 0 0 0 0 TBDHonours EditTokyo Metropolitan League 2 2018 2020 Kanto Soccer League 1 2020Nankatsu SC WINGS EditThe club has also a women s football section under the name Nankatsu SC WINGS It was founded on 2014 They started from Tokyo Metropolitan Women Football League s 5th division but got three back to back promotions then making their 1st division debut early on 2018 Earning promotion from the Metropolitan League they entered the Kanto Soccer League on 2021 playing on the 2nd division Another back to back promotion saw them jumping to the 1st division starting from the 2022 season 6 Nankatsu SC WINGS current squad Edit As of 20 September 2022 7 Note Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules Players may hold more than one non FIFA nationality No Pos Nation Player1 GK nbsp JPN Sumika Takahashi2 DF nbsp JPN Kana Kitakubo3 DF nbsp JPN Kaho Tsutsumi4 DF nbsp JPN Nodoka Hitomi5 DF nbsp JPN Miwa Okawara6 MF nbsp JPN Rima Takizawa7 MF nbsp JPN Kasumi Ishikura8 MF nbsp JPN Towa Kanno No Pos Nation Player9 FW nbsp JPN Erika Hirose11 FW nbsp JPN Rina Miyazaki13 MF nbsp JPN Naona Nakagai14 MF nbsp JPN Mami Takahara17 DF nbsp JPN Sachie Sato18 FW nbsp JPN Yuka Ogiwara19 MF nbsp JPN Kaori Yamazaki21 GK nbsp JPN Motoko FujisawaReferences Edit KSL 関東サッカーリーグ 南葛ＳＣ www kanto sl jp Retrieved 2 October 2022 南葛SCは葛飾からJリーグを目指して活動しています nankatsu sc com in Japanese Nankatsu SC Retrieved 20 September 2022 Ｊリーグ百年構想クラブ 審査結果について jleague jp in Japanese Japan Professional Football League 25 February 2022 Retrieved 20 September 2022 TOP TEAM nankatsu sc com in Japanese Retrieved 29 March 2023 Nankatsu Players Staff TOP TEAM TOPチーム nankatsu sc com in Japanese Nankatsu SC Retrieved 7 March 2023 2022年度 第28回関東女子サッカーリーグ 2部 9 17結果更新 次回9 25 juniorsoccer news com in Japanese 17 September 2022 Retrieved 20 September 2022 WINGS ウイングス nankatsu sc com in Japanese Nankatsu SC Retrieved 20 September 2022 External links EditOfficial Website in Japanese Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Nankatsu SC amp oldid 1171473573, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
