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Chiben Wakayama Prepares for Rematch Against Yokohama at Koshien

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Chiben Wakayama is a high school baseball team from Japan.

The team will play Yokohama in a big semi-final game.

Last spring, Yokohama beat Chiben Wakayama in the final.

Yokohama has a strong pitcher named Shoki Oda.

He can throw the ball very fast, up to 174 km/h.

Chiben Wakayama used a special pitching machine to practice.

The machine threw balls at 174 km/h, just like Oda.

This helped the players get ready to hit fast balls.

A player named Rinko Yamada wants to win this time.

He said, 'I want revenge.'

The game is part of a big tournament called Koshien.

All the tickets for the semi-final are sold out.

Another semi-final will be between Tenri and Kendai Takasaki.

Four schools are getting ready for these two big games.

Many fans want to watch these exciting matches.

Vocabulary5 words

semi-final
a game just before the final; one of the last two matches
pitcher
a player who throws the ball to the batter
pitching machine
a machine that throws balls for practice
revenge
doing something to make up for losing before
tournament
a big competition with many games

Quiz

1. Who did Chiben Wakayama lose to last spring?
2. How fast can Shoki Oda throw the ball?
3. Is the semi-final ticket sold out?

Fill-in-the-blank listening

Play the audio again and fill in the missing words as you listen.

Chiben Wakayama is a high school baseball team from _____.

The team will play _____ in a big semi-final game.

Last spring, Yokohama beat Chiben Wakayama in the _____.

Yokohama has a strong pitcher named _____.

He can throw the ball very fast, up to _____ km/h.

Chiben Wakayama used a special pitching _____ to practice.

A player named Rinko Yamada wants to win this _____.

He said, 'I want _____.'

The game is part of a big tournament called _____.

All the _____ for the semi-final are sold out.

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