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?

Fuji and Oshitari go head-to-head in a battle of the geniuses to prove who is stronger. Meanwhile, Shishido challenges Oishi to show that Seigaku is worthy of playing at the National Tournament finals.

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?

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?

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 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?

#3 singles resumes with the game count tied 4-4. Can Ryoma overcome the passionate Aoi and win the match for Seigaku?

With Rikkai already in the lead, Oishi and Kikumaru can't afford to lose #1 doubles as well. After a confident start, however, the Golden Pair get a shock when their opponents begin to counter Kikumaru's every move.

Kawamura is matched against Hyotei's Otori. Kawamura's powerful shots won't help him if he can't find a way to return Otori's blazing-fast Scud Serve. Meanwhile, Momoshiro struggles against the acrobatic Oshitari.

The match between Momoshiro and Kaido versus Marui and Jackal continues, but Rikkai won’t even remove their wrist weights. Do Momoshiro and Kaido have what it takes to make Rikkai get serious?

The unofficial match between Seigaku and Hyotei begins. Inui is matched against the determined Hiyoshi, while Kikumaru faces off with the towering Kabaji. Can Kikumaru overcome such a massive physical disadvantage?

The finals begin with #2 doubles, pitting Momoshiro and Kaido against Rikkai's Bunta Marui and Jackal Kuwahara. Is there more to the Rikkai pair's bizarre pre-match ritual than meets the eye?

At training camp, the first years go missing after hearing mysterious noises from the stockroom.

It's the day of the Kanto Tournament finals at last, and the Seigaku Regulars are gathering at the courts, but Momoshiro and Kaido are nowhere to be seen! What's keeping the pair, and will they make it in time for their match?

With the Kanto Tournament finals postponed, Ms. Ryuzaki organizes a training camp to help the Seigaku regulars make the most of their extra week.