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#2 doubles continues as Momoshiro and Kawamura challenge Kurobane and Amane head-on with power tennis.

The Kanto Tournament semifinals kick off with a doubles match between Seigaku's Momoshiro and Kawamura and Rokkaku's Kurobane and Amane.

A chance meeting introduces the Seigaku regulars to their next opponents from Rokkaku Junior High. What will happen when Rokkaku's unorthodox young captain challenges Ryoma to a friendly game?

The Seigaku tennis club heads to the beach to train but find themselves waiting tables after losing their hotel voucher.

Dan joins the Seigaku tennis club’s practice for the day and gets to play a match with Echizen.

Seigaku has made the Kanto Tournament best four, and Ryuzaki takes the regulars bowling to celebrate.

The cast takes a break from the action to star in two comical shorts. First, young Ryoma sets out for the capital and has a series of strange encounters. Then, Inui's glasses are missing, and only the Seishun PD can solve the case.

It's the last quarterfinal of the Kanto Tournament, and Fudomine is up against Yamabuki, the #3 seed. Fudomine is just one win away from a shocking upset and a spot at Nationals. Can "Speed Ace" Kamio pull it off?

Echizen’s match with Shinjo comes to a close after a long and treacherous battle.

Ryoma faces off against Josei Shonan's enigmatic Reiji Shinjo. At first glance, Shinjo's play looks average at best, but is there more to his shots than meets the eye?

#3 singles continues into a 12-point tiebreak as Kaido faces his toughest opponent yet: himself! How will Kaido play against Wakato's perfect copy of his own signature shot?

Wakato copies the style of one famous pro player after another and pushes Kaido to his limit. Will Kaido's personal style be enough against an opponent who changes to counter his every move?

The champions of the Kanto Tournament will be decided in the finale of this intense match between Echizen and Sanada.

Ryoma's Cyclone Smash has given him the upper hand against Sanada, but the match remains anything but a foregone conclusion. Can Ryoma maintain his momentum long enough to triumph? And what else does Sanada have in store for him?

The Kanto Tournament finals are tied 2-2. #1 singles between Ryoma and Sanada will decide the championship. Will Ryoma's week of training be enough to overcome an opponent who crushed him in their last encounter?

Though injured, Fuji presses on in his match against Kirihara. What Kirihara doesn’t realize is the fury building within Fuji that’s bound to be let loose.

The Kanto Tournament finals continue with #2 singles. Fuji faces off against Akaya Kirihara, determined to avenge Tachibana's ankle injury. But is even Fuji safe from Kirihara's dangerous play?

Inui changes tactics, announcing that he won't rely on data in his match against Yanagi. He starts to even the score, but can he go the distance with an unfamiliar playstyle?

With two losses and zero wins, Seigaku remains in the Kanto Tournament by a thread. Can Inui beat Yanagi in #3 singles and allow Seigaku to stay in the tournament?

Oishi and Kikumaru's teamwork is strained to the breaking point as Rikkai's Nio and Yagyu win game after game. Is there anything that the Golden Pair can do to turn the match around?