End rope Satoko

End rope Satoko
Basic information
The date of birth	(1981-01-30) 1981January 30(36 years old)
Sex	Woman
Nationality	Japan
Hometown	Oita
Height	167cm
Player information
The dominant hand	The right
Item	Women's doubles
Main war record
Career
Position	Girls' high school of the Showa era→ NEC SKY→ Renesas Semiconductor Kyushu Yamaguchi
Acquisition medal Girl badminton The world championship Copper 2011 London Women's doubles

Rope Satoko (すえつなさとこ, January 30, 1981 -) is a girl badminton player of Japan at an end. ルネサス SKY position. OitaOita-shiA native place. 167cm tall, 60 kg in weight. Blood type type B. A right-handed person. East Oita Elementary School, Joto Junior High School, girls' high school graduation of the Showa era. I am elected by the badminton representative from Japan national team.

I was chosen as a representative of BEIJING OLYMPIC with the Maeda beauty order of the teammate. 楊維, 張潔 which was a gold medal broke a pair by the Athens Olympics and, in a double in league with Maeda, achieved the first best 4 advance in history of Japan badminton world. This combination came to be named "スエマエ" by the media.

In September, 2013, I retired myself from the Japanese team [¹].

Table of contents

Person

I begin badminton at the age of a second grader in "East Oita youth club".

An outstanding performance such as entering the last eight by championship, the world, both youths championship of Asia in the national high school selection, the double of the high school entirety in the high school. It is entered the company by 1999 nine states a year NEC (NEC SKY).

Main military service

Military service in the domestic meeting

• 1998
  • High school invitational tournament double championship
  • High school entirety double championship
• 2000
  • The ranking circuit double fourth place
• 2001
  • The all-Japan general championship mixed doubles last eight
• 2003
  • The all-Japan member of society meeting double last eight
  • The all-Japan general championship double last eight
• 2004
  • Ranking circuit double championship
  • The all-Japan member of society meeting double last eight
• 2005
  • Ranking circuit double championship
  • The all-Japan member of society meeting double third place
  • The all-Japan general championship double last eight
• 2006
  • Ranking circuit double runner up
  • All-Japan general championship double runner up
• 2007
  • All-Japan general championship double runner up
• 2008
  • The ranking circuit double third place
  • All-Japan general championship double runner up
• 2009
  • All-Japan member of society championship double championship
  • All-Japan general championship double runner up
• 2010
  • Ranking circuit double championship
  • All-Japan general championship double championship

Military service in the international meeting

• 1998
  • The Asian youth championship double last eight
  • The world youth championship double last eight
• 2004
  • The German Open double last eight
• 2005
  • World championship double best 32
  • The Indonesian open double last eight
• 2006
  • The Indonesian open double last eight
  • The Macao opening double last eight
  • The Thai open double last eight
  • World championship double best 32
  • The Asian championship double last eight
• 2007
  • The Osaka international challenge double third place
  • The Asian championship double last eight
  • The Singaporean open double third place
  • World championship double best 16
  • US Open double championship, the mixed doubles last eight
  • The Chinese Taipei opening double last eight
  • The Macao opening double last eight
  • The Hong Kong opening double last eight
  • The Malaysian open double last eight
• 2008
  • German Open double runner up
  • Open double runner up in India
  • The Asian championship double last eight
  • The Singaporean open double last eight
  • Open double runner up in Indonesia, the mixed doubles last eight
  • The BEIJING OLYMPIC double fourth place
  • The Yonex opening Japan double third place
• 2009
  • The world championship double last eight
  • Yonex open Japan double runner up
  • The Danish open double last eight
• 2010
  • The British Open double last eight
  • Open double runner up in Switzerland
  • The Asian championship double last eight
  • The Indonesian open double third place
  • The world championship double last eight
  • The Yonex opening Japan double third place
  • Open double championship in Denmark
  • The Asian Games double last eight
• 2011
  • The BWF supermarket series finals double third place
  • The Korean open double last eight
  • The German Open double last eight
  • The Asian championship double last eight
  • Open double championship in India
  • Open grand prix gold double championship in Malaysia
  • The Singaporean open double last eight
  • The US Open double third place
  • The world championship double third place

Footnote

1. ^ In "スエマエ" "end rope Satoko representative from Japan retirement Yonex OP last". Sponichi Annex (the Sports Nippon). (September 4, 2013). http://www.sponichi.co.jp/sports/news/2013/09/04/kiji/K20130904006550210.html July 27, 2014 reading. 

Outside link

• Japanese JOC 29th Olympics tournament team end rope Satoko
• Member introduction / Renesas Semiconductor Kyushu Yamaguchi end rope Satoko

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