NAGAI Yuri

Olympic Games

Rank	Event	Year	Location
10	Women	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA

World Cup

Rank	Event	Year	Location
10	Women	2014	The Hague, NED
11	Women	2010	Rosario, ARG
13	Women	2018	London, GBR

Champions Trophy

Rank	Event	Year	Location
6	Women	2018	Changzhou, CHN

Asian Games

Rank	Event	Year	Location
1	Women	2018	Indonesia

Yuri (sony-global-mo.co.jp, 07 Dec 2020)

Athlete, Office Worker

Tokai Gakuin University , Gifu, JPN

English, Japanese

Sony HC Bravia Ladies [Japan]

Yuji Nagai [club, father], JPN; Xavi Arnau [national], ESP

Forward (hockey.or.jp, 18 Jan 2021)

Her father Yuji Nagai was the head coach of the Japanese women's hockey team at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, and has also coached at Japanese club Sony HC Bravia Ladies. Her mother Rieko is a former hockey player who represented Japan at the 1981 World Cup in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Her younger sister Hazuki and younger brother Yuma have competed in the sport at international level, and Hazuki was part of the Japanese national team alongside Yuri at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. (gifu-np.co.jp, 21 Aug 2010; mainichi.jp, 09 Aug 2012; nikkansports.com, 28 Oct 2015; city.inazawa.aichi.jp 29 Jun 2020; hockey.or.jp, 18 Jan 2021; mainichi.jp, 03 Jan 2020; sony-global-mo.co.jp, 07 Dec 2020; honda-logi.com, 13 Feb 2020)

2010 for Japan, World Cup in Rosario, Argentina (yahoo.co.jp, 29 Sep 2010)

Hockey Japan League [JPN] (hjl-hockey.tv, 15 Feb 2021)

She began the sport at primary school. (chuplus.jp, 02 Oct 2014)

She was influenced by her parents. (city.inazawa.aichi.jp, 29 Jun 2020)

To win gold at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (sony-global-mo.co.jp, 07 Dec 2020)

She was named one of the Best Eleven Players in the 2018 Hockey Japan League. (sony-global-mo.co.jp, 29 Mar 2019)