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Iwa Tech is a minor school in the Whistle! series, and have only one match. They're a science-oriented private school, so since the majority of their players are third years (the graduating class), it's mentioned several times that it will be most of the players' last tournaments, and most of them will give up soccer afterwards. After the game, Ogata Satoru changes his mind and decides he cares too much about soccer to leave it be after finishing junior high.

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  • Iwa Tech is a minor school in the Whistle! series, and have only one match. They're a science-oriented private school, so since the majority of their players are third years (the graduating class), it's mentioned several times that it will be most of the players' last tournaments, and most of them will give up soccer afterwards. After the game, Ogata Satoru changes his mind and decides he cares too much about soccer to leave it be after finishing junior high.
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  • Iwa Tech is a minor school in the Whistle! series, and have only one match. They're a science-oriented private school, so since the majority of their players are third years (the graduating class), it's mentioned several times that it will be most of the players' last tournaments, and most of them will give up soccer afterwards. After the game, Ogata Satoru changes his mind and decides he cares too much about soccer to leave it be after finishing junior high.
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