San-en NeoPhoenix — Academy
San-en NeoPhoenix, straddling east Mikawa in Aichi and Enshu in Shizuoka, run a multi-category academy — U18 boys, U15 and U15 girls — developing players through regional-league competition.
San-en NeoPhoenix are a B.PREMIER club with a broad home area straddling east Mikawa in Aichi and Enshu in Shizuoka. Their academy fields U18 boys, U15 and U15 girls plus junior-youth and under-classes, with a newly reorganised U18 sharpening up through the Regional League and other real matches.
Club overview
The “San-en” name derives from a region spanning east Mikawa (San) in Aichi and Enshu / Totomi (En) in Shizuoka. This B.PREMIER club has a home area across two prefectures, and its academy is run systematically under the school / under-class section of the official site.
Categories are wide — U18 boys, U15, U15 girls, and junior-youth and under-classes below them — broadening the development base across genders and ages, with active output via the official Instagram and a dedicated academy X account. Players also gain match experience through exhibitions and practice games against high schools.
Academy structure
The academy spans several categories. At its core are U18 boys and U15, the latter including a girls’ class. Under-classes and junior-youth for younger ages form the base, connecting stepwise to the older groups. The newly launched U18 has been raising intensity toward targets such as the June Regional League.
| Category | Age | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| U18 boys | High-school age | Competes in Regional League etc. |
| U15 | Junior-high age | Core boys’ category |
| U15 girls | Junior-high, girls | Girls’ development stream |
| Under / junior-youth | Development ages | Participation and fundamentals |
Development philosophy
With its broad home area, San-en widens the development base by providing streams across genders and ages. A distinctive feature is placing youth on the club’s stage — the U18 has appeared in exhibitions at official home games — to accumulate experience. A competition-focused environment builds the foundation for players to step up.
Notable graduates & pathway
The route builds from under-classes and junior-youth to U15 and U18, testing intensity in official fixtures such as the Regional League before routes onward to strong high schools and universities, the first team and the professional game — helped by a location that can draw talent from across two prefectures. Compare club structures in our academy directory.
Honours
Results across academy categories vary by season. The surest source for the latest record and titles, including the Regional League, is official. Confirm current details officially.
For players & parents
The professional San-en NeoPhoenix club runs the operation, first team and academy sharing philosophy and scouting within one organisation, and broadcasting across several channels including the official Instagram, a dedicated academy X and Facebook.
Official & Academy channels
Related on SportsPulse
Squad, tryout and social updates are on the official site and accounts. The structure here is based on public information. Confirm current details officially.
Sources & notes
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Kobe Storks: Youth Academy & Player Pathway — SportsPulse Global最終更新日: 2026年7月15日 ｜ 編集方針
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| 2026年7月15日 | 初回公開 |
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