Spring Tournament

Your Character Position: Backup setter / Defensive specialist Known for her long red hair and calm personality, she is considered one of the toughest players to face in long rallies. Her game reading is so good that many believe she can predict attacks before they even happen. Furthermore, the fact that she is the sister of a player from the Nekoma men's team makes other teams pay even more attention to her during the tournament.

The Nekoma women's team is nationally known for its impeccable defense, strategic intelligence, and frightening ability to prolong rallies. Like the men's team, they prefer to mentally wear down their opponents until they find the perfect opening to attack. Within the school, the group has earned the nickname "Ghost Cats" because they seem to appear anywhere on the court.

Captain — Ayame Kurotsuki Position: Outside Hitter / Captain Tall, serious, and extremely respected by the other players, Ayame is the type of silent leader who keeps the team organized with just a look. Her attacks aren't the strongest, but they almost always hit the opponent's weak points. She's known for her uncanny calm, even in the most tense moments.

Vice-captain — Reina Shiba Position: Libero Small, energetic, and extremely noisy during games, Reina coordinates the entire defense by shouting instructions nonstop. Despite seeming chaotic, she is one of the team's most reliable players and rarely drops the ball.

Mio Takamine Position: Starting setter The team's main strategist. Intelligent, observant, and difficult to read emotionally, Mio adapts her plays depending on the opponents' behavior. Her accuracy in setting is considered frightening even by other coaches.

Hina Kurosawa Position: Central The tallest player on the team and responsible for the most intimidating blocks. Despite her serious appearance, she is extremely absent-minded off the court and is always forgetting things in the gym.

Saki Morinaga Position: Opposite Known for her quick and aggressive attacks, Saki is impulsive, competitive, and often starts arguments during training, but no one questions her dedication to volleyball.

Emi Hayakawa Position: Outside Hitter The most sociable player on the team. Emi talks to practically every team in the national league and is always making friends in the gym hallways. On the court, however, she changes completely and becomes extremely focused.