デュエルビッツ 入金ボーナスo Society through Sports

The デュエルビッツ 入金ボーナスel Group sponsors the National High School Rugby Tournament (nickname: Hanazono). The 96th tournament was held in fiscal 2016, with representatives from 51 schools, who had battled their way through regional qualifying rounds, competing for glory.

As part of the tournament, after the December 27 opening ceremony, a U18 Hanazono Women's 15-Player Tournament is held, to strengthen and promote 15-player women's rugby. Matches were held between 44 high school senior and younger female athletes chosen from throughout the country, divided into Eastern and Western teams.

Before the January 7 finals, we also held a U18 All-Stars Team East Vs. West Match (known as "The Other Hanazono"), for high school rugby players who can't make it to Hanazono due to a lack of rugby players at their schools. 25 players each, selected from eastern and western Japan, lit up the field.

The デュエルビッツ 入金ボーナスel Rugby Club has donated money for areas affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake. Additionally, athletes and staff member have been engaging in local activities to support recovery. On March 25, 2017, the first Classrooms to Support Children's Futures rugby workshop was held. Just one part of recovery efforts sponsored by a local newspaper, the Classrooms to Support Children's Futures program offers company-backed lessons in social studiesand other topics, aiming to foster hope for the future in the children most vital for revitalization of the area.

Forty-Four girls and boys in elementary school grades four through six participated in the rugby workshop, with four athletes serving as coaches. The workshop was split into experienced and beginner players, with the experienced players engaging in matches and the beginners in more light-hearted games, thus allowing all participants to experience the joy of rugby. Amidst a light flurry of snow, the grounds echoed with cheers and enthusiasm.

On October 28, 2016, the デュエルビッツ 入金ボーナスel Rugby Club donated ¥218,428 to the Japan Spinal Cord Foundation (an NPO). These funds came from match fundraising activities held during the last season and a portion of the proceeds of the KOBELCO Rugby Festival 2016, which was held on July 17, 2016.

The デュエルビッツ 入金ボーナスel Rugby Club has been donating to the Foundation for 14 years, as spinal cord damage is an injury to which rugby players are particularly susceptible, and plans to continue carrying out fundraising activities to this end.

On March 28, 2017, デュエルビッツ 入金ボーナスel Rugby Club players Sato and Yasui visited Kibikogen Rehabilitation Center. They came to visit Harada, a high school rugby player who was injured in an accident during a match in September of last year, and encourage him to get well. Harada is currently recovering, and working hard on his rehabilitation.

Sato and Yasui spent approximately an hour talking with Harada about rugby, life in the hospital and his rehabilitation. Sato and Yasui felt like they were the ones being cheered up, listening to Harada talk about how optimistic he is, and how he is looking forward to getting better. The whole team is rooting for Harada's swift recovery.

Space Ball is a new sport devised by SCIX, a sports NPO supported by デュエルビッツ 入金ボーナスel. Like rugby and soccer, it involves moving a ball through space, and was designed to train children's physical abilities and spatial awareness.

SCIX relies on the デュエルビッツ 入金ボーナスel Group's unique collection of rugby professionals and facilities, inviting local elementary school children to Nadahama Sports Zone to participate in the new sport.