HIROTA Sayaka

Japan
Badminton
1 Aug 1994
29
Female
1.70/5'7''

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
BDM Badminton Women's Doubles
JPN
FUKUSHIMA Y/HIROTA S
 3 Bronze Medal
Women's Team
JPN
Japan
 3 Bronze Medal

Schedule

Change
Start Time Location Event Status
Binjiang Gymnasium BDM Court 2
Women's Team Quarterfinal
#2
JPN
Japan
3
TPE
Chinese Taipei
1
Finished
Binjiang Gymnasium BDM Court 1
Women's Team Semifinal
#1
CHN
People's Republic of China
3
JPN
Japan
1
Finished
Binjiang Gymnasium BDM Court 4
Women's Doubles Round of 16
#6
INA
RAHAYU A/RAMADHANTI SFS
0
RET
JPN
FUKUSHIMA Y/HIROTA S
0
Finished
Binjiang Gymnasium BDM Court 1
Women's Doubles Quarterfinal
#3
CHN
ZHANG S/ZHENG Y
1
JPN
FUKUSHIMA Y/HIROTA S
2
Finished
Binjiang Gymnasium BDM Court 1
Women's Doubles Semifinal
#2
JPN
FUKUSHIMA Y/HIROTA S
0
KOR
BAEK H/LEE S
2
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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RankEventYearLocation
Asian Games
1Women's Team2018Indonesia
3Women's Doubles2018Indonesia
Olympic Games
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2020Tokyo, JPN
World Championships
2Women's Doubles2019Basel, SUI
2Women's Doubles2018Nanjing, CHN
2Women's Doubles2017Glasgow, GBR
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2023Copenhagen, DEN
Last 32Women's Doubles2022Tokyo, JPN
BWF World Tour
1Women's Doubles2020Odense, DEN
1Women's Doubles2020Birmingham, GBR
1Women's Doubles2019Fuzhou, CHN
1Women's Doubles2019Jakarta, INA
1Women's Doubles2019Sydney, NSW, AUS
1Women's Doubles2019Kuala Lumpur, MAS
1Women's Doubles2018Hong Kong, CHN
1Women's Doubles2018Odense, DEN
1Women's Doubles2018Tokyo, JPN
1Women's Doubles2018Jakarta, INA
1Women's Doubles2018Mulheim an der Ruhr, GER
1Women's Doubles2017Mulheim an der Ruhr, GER
1Women's Doubles2016Taipei, TPE
1Women's Doubles2016Auckland, NZL
1Women's Doubles2015Glasgow, GBR
2Women's Doubles2023Jakarta, INA
2Women's Doubles2023Basel, SUI
2Women's Doubles2023Jakarta, INA
2Women's Doubles2022Jakarta, INA
2Women's Doubles2021Birmingham, GBR
2Women's Doubles2018Seoul, KOR
2Women's Doubles2018Birmingham, GBR
2Women's Doubles2015Auckland, NZL
3Women's Doubles2023Sydney, NSW, AUS
3Women's Doubles2023Tokyo, JPN
3Women's Doubles2023Calgary, AB, CAN
3Women's Doubles2022Paris, FRA
3Women's Doubles2019Paris, FRA
3Women's Doubles2019Odense, DEN
3Women's Doubles2019Changzhou, CHN
3Women's Doubles2019Auckland, NZL
3Women's Doubles2019Singapore, SIN
3Women's Doubles2019Birmingham, GBR
3Women's Doubles2019Mulheim an der Ruhr, GER
3Women's Doubles2018Kuala Lumpur, MAS
3Women's Doubles2015Macau, CHN
3Women's Doubles2015Jeonju, KOR
3Women's Doubles2015Taipei, TPE
9Women's Doubles2023Singapore, SIN
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2023Kuala Lumpur, MAS
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2023Mulheim an der Ruhr, GER
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2022Sydney, NSW, AUS
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2022Odense, DEN
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2022Bangkok, THA
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2019Tokyo, JPN
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2019Kuala Lumpur, MAS
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2018Changzhou, CHN
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2018Bangkok, THA
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2016Changzhou, CHN
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2016George Town, MAS
Last 16Women's Doubles2023Yeosu, KOR
Last 16Women's Doubles2023Birmingham, GBR
Last 16Women's Doubles2023New Delhi, IND
Last 16Women's Doubles2022Kuala Lumpur, MAS
Last 16Women's Doubles2020Bangkok, THA
Last 16Women's Doubles2020Bangkok, THA
Last 16Women's Doubles2020Jakarta, INA
Last 16Women's Doubles2020Kuala Lumpur, MAS
Last 16Women's Doubles2019Hong Kong, CHN
Last 16Women's Doubles2019Incheon, KOR
Last 16Women's Doubles2019Bangkok, THA
Last 16Women's Doubles2018Fuzhou, CHN
Last 16Women's Doubles2018Paris, FRA
Last 16Women's Doubles2018Kuala Lumpur, MAS
Last 16Women's Doubles2016Ho Chi Minh City, VIE
Last 16Women's Doubles2016Mulheim an der Ruhr, GER
Last 16Women's Doubles2015Taipei, TPE
Last 32Women's Doubles2023Kuala Lumpur, MAS
Last 32Women's Doubles2022Kuala Lumpur, MAS
Last 32Women's Doubles2022Birmingham, GBR
Last 32Women's Doubles2019Jakarta, INA
Last 32Women's Doubles2016Seogwipo, KOR
Last 32Women's Singles2015Glasgow, GBR
Last 32Mixed Doubles2015Taipei, TPE
Last 32Women's Doubles2015Kuching, MAS
HSBC BWF World Tour Finals
2Women's Doubles2017Dubai, UAE
3Women's Doubles2019Guangzhou, CHN
MetLife BWF World Superseries
1Women's Doubles2017Kuala Lumpur, MAS
2Mixed Doubles2017Tokyo, JPN
3Mixed Doubles2017Hong Kong, CHN
3Women's Doubles2017Tokyo, JPN
3Women's Doubles2017Sydney, NSW, AUS
3Women's Doubles2017New Delhi, IND
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2017Hong Kong, CHN
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2017Fuzhou, CHN
QuarterfinalMixed Doubles2017Seoul, KOR
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2017Jakarta, INA
QuarterfinalWomen's Doubles2017Birmingham, GBR
Last 16Mixed Doubles2017Fuzhou, CHN
Last 16Women's Doubles2017Paris, FRA
Last 16Women's Doubles2017Odense, DEN
Last 16Mixed Doubles2017Odense, DEN
Last 16Women's Doubles2017Seoul, KOR
Last 16Women's Doubles2016Tokyo, JPN
Last 16Women's Doubles2016Singapore, SIN
Last 32Mixed Doubles2017Sydney, NSW, AUS
Last 32Women's Doubles2017Singapore, SIN
Last 32Women's Doubles2016New Delhi, IND
Last 32Women's Doubles2015Tokyo, JPN
Asian Championships
1Women's Doubles2023Dubai, UAE
1Women's Doubles2018Wuhan, CHN
3Women's Doubles2022Manila, PHI
3Women's Doubles2019Wuhan, CHN
Last 16Women's Doubles2016Wuhan, CHN
Last 32Women's Doubles2017Wuhan, CHN
TotalEnergies BWF Thomas & Uber Cup
3Women's Team2022Bangkok, THA
TotalEnergies BWF Sudirman Cup
2Mixed Team2019Nanning, CHN
3Mixed Team2023Suzhou, CHN
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Hiropon (tv-asahi, 11 Dec 2019)
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Athlete
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Japanese
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Marusugi Bluvic [Japan]
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Akihiro Imai [club, personal], JPN, from 2013
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Right (sj-league, 18 Oct 2017)
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In June 2021 she tore the anterior cruciate ligament [ACL] and damaged the meniscus in her right knee during a training session in Tokyo, Japan. Despite the injury, she was able to compete at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo and underwent surgery following the Games in August 2021. (gifu-np, 07 Dec 2021)
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She took up the sport at age five, and began competing in grade one of primary school. (nishinippon, 20 May 2019; sj-league, 18 Oct 2017)
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Her parents founded a junior badminton team for her and her siblings. (nishinippon, 20 May 2019; town, 2014)
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Japanese badminton player Miyuki Maeda. (smash-net, 20 May 2015)
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Coach Akihiro Imai. (nhk, 15 Jun 2020)
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She listens to music before a match. (sj-league, 01 Nov 2022)
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In 2021 she received the Gifu Citizen Honorary Award in Japan. (city, 08 Apr 2022)

In 2021 she received a Special Honour Award from the municipality of Kasamatsu, Japan. (town, 17 Sep 2021)

She and her doubles partner Yuki Fukushima received the 2017 Most Improved Player of the Year award from the Badminton World Federation [BWF]. The pair also received a Fighting Spirit Award at the 2015 All Japan Business Association Championships. (bwfbadminton, 12 Dec 2017; smash-net, 05 Jul 2015)
Legend
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Bronze Medal
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Gold Medal Event
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Silver Medal Event
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Bronze Medal Event
RET:
Retired