Class B: Chihiro Hagiwara, Hinano Fukuchi
Class C: Azuki Namekawa, Yuri Iguchi
Class D: Ao Tōtō, Noa Osaki
Third Year
Class A: Sakayanagi Arisu, Kohei Katsuragi, Masumi Kamuro
Class B: Sho Ryuen, Albert, Kaneda
Class C: Honami Ichinose, Yuki Himeko, Shibata, Passerby A
Class D: Hirata Yosuke, Kikyo Kushida
Those were the final members of Group 1.
Basically, the third-years all included representatives from their respective classes, making it an exceptionally strong group.
Group 5
This was the group Hachiman belonged to.
Second Year
Ichika Amasawa, Passerby B, Passersby C through I. (Eight people total)
Third Year
Class A: Tingta, Miki Yamamura
Class B: Hachiman Hikigaya, Hiyori Shiina, Ibuki, Komiyama
Class C: Ryuji Kanzaki, Asako Amioka, Chihiro Shiranam, Watanabe, Passerby K
Class D: Satsuki Shinohara
Group 7.
This was Horikita's group. Horikita was there, and so was Karuizawa.
It had originally had fifteen members, then four Class C students and one Class B student joined.
All three of those groups were full.
Then, starting with Group 2, the other groups were also basically filled with two or three students from Third-year Class B and Class C.
In the end, two Class B students had not participated, while every Class C student had joined.
That meant the only classes that still had students available to place were Class A and Class D.
And the only groups they could still fit into were groups with very low odds of winning.
That was why Katsuragi had told Horikita that they had put them at a disadvantage.
In truth, it was the same for Horikita's class.
This time, they had called the class representatives together, yet gained no advantage whatsoever. Worse, the rosters of the stronger groups had all been filled by other classes.
It was like trying to steal a chicken and losing