Beach Volleyball - Team Ishii/Murakami

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
General Interest

Beach Volleyball

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
1	ISHII MISHII Miki	172 cm	7 Nov 1989
2	MURAKAMI MMURAKAMI Megumi	165 cm	14 Sep 1985

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Beach Volleyball	Women	17

Schedule

Start Time	Location	Event	Status
	Shiokaze Park - Centre Court	Women's Preliminary - Pool F #06 JPN Ishii/Murakami 2 CZE Hermannova/Slukova 0 DNS	Finished
	Shiokaze Park - Centre Court	Women's Preliminary - Pool F #18 JPN Ishii/Murakami 0 GER Ludwig/Kozuch 2	Finished
	Shiokaze Park - Centre Court	Women's Preliminary - Pool F #36 JPN Ishii/Murakami 1 SUI Huberli/Betschart 2	Finished
	Shiokaze Park - Centre Court	Women's Lucky Loser #37 JPN Ishii/Murakami 0 ESP Liliana/Elsa 2	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Rank	Year	Location
World Championships
33	2019	Hamburg, GER
Asian Games
2	2018	Palembang, INA
Asian Championships
3	2020	Udon Thani, THA
3	2018	Satun, THA
5	2019	Maoming, CHN
World Tour
1	2017	Daegu, KOR
3	2018	Tokyo, JPN
4	2018	Aalsmeer, NED
5	2019	Sydney, NSW, AUS
5	2018	Gstaad, SUI
5	2019	Kuala Lumpur, MAS
5	2016	Long Beach, CA, USA
5	2020	Chetumal, MEX
5	2017	Nantong, CHN
9	2019	Xiamen, CHN
9	2019	Las Vegas, NV, USA
9	2019	Moscow, RUS
9	2018	Qinzhou, CHN
9	2019	The Hague, NED
9	2017	Nanjiang, CHN
9	2018	The Hague, NED
17	2019	Warsaw, POL
17	2021	Ostrava, CZE
17	2021	Cancun, MEX
17	2021	Cancun, MEX
17	2018	Sydney, NSW, AUS
17	2017	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
17	2018	Espinho, POR
17	2021	Cancun, MEX
17	2019	Yangzhou, CHN
17	2019	Jinjiang, CHN
19	2019	Tokyo, JPN
25	2019	Rome, ITA
25	2021	Sochi, RUS
25	2018	Huntington Beach, CA, USA

General Interest

General
Megumi Murakami and Miki Ishii partnered up in 2015, and both players are playing at their first Olympic Games at Tokyo 2020. They claimed the host quota place on offer to Japan by winning the Japanese Olympic trials in May 2021.

Ishii and Murakami's world championship debut in 2019 proved a difficult one, as they recorded only one pool phase win before being defeated in a lucky loser play-off by Xue Chen and Wang Xinxin of the People's Republic of China.

The Japanese duo claimed silver at the 2018 Asian Games in Indonesia, losing the gold medal match to Chinese duo Wang Fan and Xia Xinyi. They won bronze at the Asian championships in 2016, 2018, and 2020.

Legend

:: Gold Medal
:: Silver Medal
:: Bronze Medal
:: Gold Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event
DNS:: Did not start

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