INTERHIGH TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINAL MATCH
MATCH OVERVIEW
One of the most thrilling showdowns of the Interhigh tournament featured an intense clash between two members of the Generation of Miracles: Kise Ryōta of Kaijō High and Aomine Daiki of Tōō Academy. Driven by his desire to finally surpass his former role model, Kise unlocked his revolutionary Perfect Copy technique to match Aomine's streetball abilities move-for-move in a high-scoring duel.
FINAL SCOREBOARD
1ST QUARTER
18 - 25 (Tōō)
2ND QUARTER
43 - 48 (Tōō)
3RD QUARTER
73 - 77 (Tōō)
4TH QUARTER
98 - 110 (Tōō)
TOTAL SCORE
98 - 110
MATCH DETAILS
TOURNAMENT
Interhigh Quarterfinals
LOCATION
Yoyogi National Gymnasium
KEY PLAYMAKERS
Kise, Aomine, Kasamatsu
DECIDING PLAY
Aomine Steal on Kise's Pass Bait
KEY TURNING POINTS
UNLOCKING AOMINE'S COPY
Overcoming his deep-seated admiration for Aomine, Kise successfully replicates Aomine's formless shot and change-of-pace drive for the first time.
FOUL TROUBLE RISKS
As the one-on-one duel reaches its peak, both aces pick up 4 fouls each, putting both teams on high alert entering the final minutes.
THE CLIMACTIC PASS CHOICE
In the final possession, Kise opts to pass to Kasamatsu instead of forcing a drive, but Aomine anticipates the team play and tips the pass to seal Tōō's victory.