Miyuki Nakagawa

Japanese field hockey player

Miyuki Nakagawa
Medal record
Women's field hockey
Representing Japan
Asian Games
	2006 Doha	Team
	2010 Guangzhou	Team
Asia Cup
	2013 Kuala Lumpur
	2004 New Delhi
Asian Champions Trophy
	2013 Kakamigahara
	2010 Busan
	2011 Ordos

Miyuki Nakagawa (中川未由希, Nakagawa Miyuki, born 20 December 1986 in Kakamigahara) is a Japanese field hockey player who competed in the 2004, 2008 and 2012 Summer Olympics.^[1]

References

^ Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Miyuki Nakagawa". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 28 May 2012.

External links

Miyuki Nakagawa at the International Hockey Federation
Miyuki Nakagawa at Olympedia

Miyuki Nakagawa – International Tournaments
v t e Japan squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – 8th place
1 Terazono 2 Miura (c) 3 Kato 4 Yamamoto 5 Iwao 6 Kimura 7 Komazawa 8 Morimoto 9 Chiba 10 Saito 11 Komori 12 Miyazaki 13 Kitada 14 Ishida 15 Sakurai 16 Nakagawa Coach: Kobayashi

v t e Japan squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – 8th place
1 Terazono 2 Miura (c) 3 Kato 4 Yamamoto 5 Iwao 6 Kimura 7 Komazawa 8 Morimoto 9 Chiba 10 Saito 11 Komori 12 Miyazaki 13 Kitada 14 Ishida 15 Sakurai 16 Nakagawa Coach: Kobayashi

v t e Japan squad – 2005 Champions Challenge – 3rd place
1 Terazono 2 Sakurai 4 Esaki 6 Yamamoto 7 Komazawa 8 Morimoto 9 Chiba 10 Nakagawa 11 Komori 12 Tsukui 13 Hashimoto 14 Kato (c) 15 Ono 17 Akutsu 18 Ozawa 19 Okamura 23 Iwao 27 Nakashima Coach: Sheahan

v t e Japan squad – 2006 FIH World Cup – 5th place
1 Terazono 2 Miura 3 Ono 5 Kimura 7 Komazawa 8 Morimoto 9 Chiba 10 Komori 11 Tsukui 12 Akutsu 13 Iwao 14 Kato (c) 15 Nakagawa 16 Ozawa 17 Kozakura 18 Iimura 19 Okamura 20 Kitano Coach: Yoo

v t e Japan squad – 2006 FIH World Cup – 5th place
1 Terazono 2 Miura 3 Ono 5 Kimura 7 Komazawa 8 Morimoto 9 Chiba 10 Komori 11 Tsukui 12 Akutsu 13 Iwao 14 Kato (c) 15 Nakagawa 16 Ozawa 17 Kozakura 18 Iimura 19 Okamura 20 Kitano Coach: Yoo

v t e Japan squad – 2007 Champions Trophy – 5th place
1 Terazono 2 Okamura 3 Ono 4 Miura 5 Kimura 6 Yamamoto 7 Komazawa 8 Morimoto 9 Chiba 10 Komori 11 Tsukui 12 Kitano 13 Iwao 14 Kato (c) 15 Nakagawa 16 Ozawa 17 Kozakura 21 Suwa Coach: Yoo

v t e Japan squad – 2007 Asia Cup – Champions (1st Title)
1 Okamura 2 Miura 3 Suwa 4 Ono 5 Kimura 6 Komazawa 7 Nakagawa 8 Morimoto 10 Yamamoto 11 Tsukui 13 Iwao 14 Kato (c) 15 Komori 18 Ozawa 19 Iimura 20 Kozakura 21 Akutsu 22 Yoshikawa Coach: Yoo

v t e Japan squad – 2008 Champions Trophy – 6th place
1 Okamura 2 Miura 4 Ono 5 Kimura 6 Komazawa 7 Nakagawa 8 Morimoto 9 Chiba 10 Yamamoto 11 Tsukui 12 Kitano 13 Iwao 14 Kato (c) 15 Komori 18 Ozawa 20 Kozakura 21 Akutsu 22 Yoshikawa Coach: Yoo

v t e Japan squad – 2008 Summer Olympics – 10th place
1 Okamura 2 Miura 4 Ono 5 Kimura 6 Komazawa 7 Nakagawa 8 Morimoto 9 Chiba 10 Yamamoto 11 Tsukui 13 Iwao 14 Kato (c) 15 Komori 18 Ozawa 20 Kozakura 22 Yoshikawa Coach: Yoo

v t e Japan squad – 2012 Summer Olympics – 9th place
1 Asano 2 Hayashi 3 Kato 4 Iwao 5 Nakagawa 6 Murakami 7 Otsuka 8 Yamamoto 9 Mitsuhashi 10 Komazawa 11 Fujio 12 Shibata 13 Akutsu 14 Manabe 17 Sato 21 Tanaka Coach: Yasuda

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