Kanagawa Prefecture's Keio ended a 106-year drought, winning Japan's prestigious national summer high school baseball championship and dethroning last year's champs, Sendai Ikuei, 8-2 in Wednesday's final, and in so doing, made a case for change.While Miyagi Prefecture's Sendai Ikuei, the first school from Japan's northeastern Tohoku region to win the tournament, hoped to etch its name in history as a repeat champion, Keio was led by a manager hoping to change history at iconic Koshien Stadium near Osaka."We were able to play our style of ball against the strongest opposition. The players g…READ FULL ARTICLE