College Football 2000

Championship: Chukyo University
Runner-up: University of Tsukuba
Prime Minister Cup winner: Tokai University
Finalist: Hosei University

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49th All Japan College Football Championship

finals

The x-Teams progress to next round.
Results of championship are beneath.

Tsukuba
- Tsukuba
  - Tsukuba
    - University of Tsukuba (Kanto#1)
    - Nippon Bunri University (kyushu#2)
  - Kwansei Gakuin
    - Fukui University of Technology (Hoku-shin-etsu)
    - Kwansei Gakuin University (Kansai#3)
- Tokai
  - Tokai
    - Hannan University (Kansai#2)
    - Tokai University (Prime Minister Cup winner)
  - Ritsumeikan
    - Sapporo University (Hokkaido)
    - Ritsumeikan University (Kansai#1)
Chukyo
- Kokushikan
  - Chuo
    - Chuo University (Kanto#3)
    - Tohoku Gakuin University (Tohoku)
  - Kokushikan
    - Fukuyama University (Chugoku)
    - Kokushikan University (Kanto#4)
- Chukyo
  - Chukyo
    - Fukuoka University (Kyushu#1)
    - Chukyo University (Tokai)
  - Tokyo Gakugei
    - Kochi University (Shikoku)
    - Tokyo Gakugei University (Kanto#2)

Results

tabel_.1st Rounds
Team	Score	Team	Date	Venues
Tsukuba	2:1	Nippon Bunri	11/11/2000	Edogawa, Tokyo
Fukui Tech.	1:3	Kwansei Gakuin	11/11/2000	Edogawa, Tokyo
Hannan	0:3	Tokai	11/11/2000	Koga
Sapporo	1:3	Ritsumeikan	11/11/2000	Koga
Chuo	4:2	Tohoku Gakuin	11/11/2000	Narashino
Fukuyama	3:4	Kokushikan	11/11/2000	Narashino
Fukuoka	1:2	Chukyo	11/11/2000	Yumenoshima, Tokyo
Kochi	3:4 ext.	Tokyo Gakugei	11/11/2000	Yumenoshima, Tokyo

tabel_.Quarter-finals
Team	Score	Team	Date	Venues
Tsukuba	0:0 (4:1)	Kwansei Gakuin	12/11/2000	Nishigaoka stadium, Tokyo
Tokai	2:1 ext.	Ritsumeikan	12/11/2000	Nishigaoka stadium, Tokyo
Chuo	1:3	Kokushikan	12/11/2000	Chiba
Chukyo	1:1 (5:4)	Tokyo Gakugei	12/11/2000	Kashiwa

tabel_.Semi-finals
Team	Score	Team	Date	Venues
Tsukuba	1:0	Tokai	16/11/2000	Nishigaoka stadium, Tokyo
Kokushikan	2:4	Chukyo	16/11/2000	Nishigaoka stadium, Tokyo

tabel_.Final
Team	Score	Team	Date	Venues
Tsukuba	1:2	Chukyo	19/11/2000	Nishigaoka stadium, Tokyo

note

In the Championship, fifteen regional representatives(*) including nine regional college football league champions and the winner of Prime Minister Cup are qualified for the championship.
*) One college team is selected to represent each of the nine regional college football leagues. Three extra teams are selected to represent the Kanto colleges league. Two extra teams are selected to represent the Kansai colleges league. One extra team is selected to represent the Kyushu colleges league.

If two teams are level at the end of regulation time, 20 minutes (in the final, 30 minutes) of 'V-goal'(golden-goal) extra time shall be played.
If the match is still undecided, the winning team (in the final, the winner) shall be decided in a penalty shoot-out.

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24th Prime Minister Cup

finals

The x-Teams progress to next round.
Results of tournament are beneath.

Tokai
- Tsukuba
  - Tsukuba
    - University of Tsukuba (Kanto#1)
    - Tokuyama University (Chugoku)
  - Fukuoka Educ.
    - Fukuoka University of Education (Kyushu#1)
    - Fukui University of Technology (Hoku-shin-etsu)
- Tokai
  - Kwansei Gakuin
    - Kwansei Gakuin University (Kansai#2)
    - Juntendo University (Kanto#5)
  - Tokai
    - Sendai College (Tohoku)
    - Tokai University (Kanto#3)
Hosei
- Hannan
  - Ritsumeikan
    - Ritsumeikan University (Kansai#1)
    - Dohto University (Hokkaido)
  - Hannan
    - Hannan University (Kansai#3)
    - Matsuyama University (Shikoku)
- Hosei
  - Kokushikan
    - Kokushikan University (Kanto#4)
    - Chukyo University (Tokai)
  - Hosei
    - Nippon Bunri University (kyushu#2)
    - Hosei University (Kanto#2)

Results

tabel_.1st Rounds
Team	Score	Team	Date	Venues
Tsukuba	5:1	Tokuyama	2/7/2000	Nagai II, Osaka
Fukuoka Educ.	5:0	Fukui Tech.	2/7/2000	Nagai II, Osaka
Kwansei Gakuin	3:2	Juntendo	2/7/2000	Maishima, Osaka
Sendai	1:4	Tokai	2/7/2000	Maishima, Osaka
Ritsumeikan	2:1	Dohto	2/7/2000	Tsurumi green belt, Osaka
Hannan	2:0	Matsuyama	2/7/2000	Tsurumi green belt, Osaka
Kokushikan	5:4	Chukyo	2/7/2000	Akashi
Nippon Bunri	3:4 ext.	Hosei	2/7/2000	Akashi

tabel_.Quarter-finals
Team	Score	Team	Date	Venues
Tsukuba	2:1	Fukuoka Educ.	4/7/2000	Nagai II, Osaka
Kwansei Gakuin	1:1 ext. (2:4)	Tokai	4/7/2000	Nagai II, Osaka
Ritsumeikan	1:1 ext. (4:5)	Hannan	4/7/2000	Tsurumi green belt, Osaka
Kokushikan	1:1 ext. (3:5)	Hosei	4/7/2000	Tsurumi green belt, Osaka

tabel_.Semi-finals
Team	Score	Team	Date	Venues
Tsukuba	0:2	Tokai	6/7/2000	Tsurumi green belt, Osaka
Hannan	0:3	Hosei	6/7/2000	Tsurumi green belt, Osaka

tabel_.Final
Team	Score	Team	Date	Venues
Tokai	1:0	Hosei	8/7/2000	Osaka

note

In the Prime Minister Cup, sixteen regional representatives(*) are qualified for the tournament.
*) One college team is selected to represent each of the nine regional college football tournaments. Four extra teams are selected to represent the Kanto colleges league. Two extra teams are selected to represent the Kansai colleges league. One extra team is selected to represent the Kyushu colleges league.

If two teams are level at the end of regulation time, 20 minutes of 'V-goal'(golden-goal) extra time shall be played.
If the match is still undecided, the winning team (in the final, the winner) shall be decided in a penalty shoot-out.

The top two teams, Tokai and Hosei, are qualified for the 80th Emperor's Cup.

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