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Kōyō played ball for the Terao Dolphins in his 5th grade, and went on to pitch for Namamugi Junior High. He became the ace pitcher of Kawasaki Kikoka High School in Kanagawa, but his team never made it to the [[Japanese High School Baseball Championship|national tournaments]].<ref name="nikkan20151118">{{cite news|title = 桐蔭の4番・茂木 プロ注目の川崎工科・青柳から一発 |url = http://www.sponichi.co.jp/baseball/news/2011/07/25/kiji/K20110725001276860.html|publisher = [[Sports Nippon]]|date = 2011-07-25}}</ref> |
Kōyō played ball for the Terao Dolphins in his 5th grade, and went on to pitch for Namamugi Junior High. He became the ace pitcher of Kawasaki Kikoka High School in Kanagawa, but his team never made it to the [[Japanese High School Baseball Championship|national tournaments]].<ref name="nikkan20151118">{{cite news|title = 桐蔭の4番・茂木 プロ注目の川崎工科・青柳から一発 |url = http://www.sponichi.co.jp/baseball/news/2011/07/25/kiji/K20110725001276860.html|publisher = [[Sports Nippon]]|date = 2011-07-25}}</ref> |
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He entered [[Teikyo University]] where was a regular starter at the Tokyo Metropolitan Area University Baseball League. Despite having |
He entered [[Teikyo University]] where was a regular starter at the Tokyo Metropolitan Area University Baseball League. Despite having underwent right elbow surgery in his 3rd year, he pitched spectacularly the following year where he led the league in wins (6), and was awarded Best Nine.<ref>{{cite news|title = 阪神青柳が継承サブマリン系譜 |url = http://www.daily.co.jp/newsflash/tigers/2015/12/04/0008617096.shtml|publisher = [[Daily Sports]]|date = 2015-12-05}}</ref> After four years and 37 game appearances, he finished 15-9 with a 1.91 ERA. |
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==Hanshin Tigers== |
==Hanshin Tigers== |
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