Yu Miyahara

Yū Miyahara (Japanese宫 原 优, Miyahara Yū; born 27 April 1994) is a Japanese wrestler. It was 2010 Youth Olympic Champion and 2011 Junior World Champion.

Career

Yū Miyahara began as a child with the rings. It now visits the Abe - Gakuin High School in Tokyo and also starts for the sports club this school.

In July 2010, she was in Bangkok first Asian junior champion ( age group Cadets ) in the weight class up to 46 kg body weight. A month späger she was in Singapore in the same weight class and youth Olympic champion. In the final, she defeated Julia Leorda this from Moldova. In 2011 she was in Szombathely also Junior World Champion ( Cadets ) in the weight class up to 49 kg, they turn Julia Leorda defeated in the final. In December 2011, she was then aged 17 years Japanese champion in the women in the weight class up to 51 kg before Hikari Sugawara.

In February 2012, Yu Miyahara occupied at the Asian Championships in Gumi / South Korea in the weight category up to 51 kg behind Li Hai ( wrestler) from China 2nd place and in May 2012 she was in Almaty Asian junior champion in the same weight class before Erchembayar Davaachimeg, Mongolia. In the same month she won the World Cup in Tokyo 2nd place behind Otgontsetseg Davaasuch, Mongolia, before Sasha Zhao, China and Alena Aladschinskaja, Russia. The Japanese Women's Championship she came in 2012 to 2nd place because they just lost this year against Hikari Sugawara with 1:2 rounds.

In February 2013, it proved at the Golden Grand Prix in Klippan, that is to be expected at the international championships of the ladies with their future, because they won there in the weight category up to 51 kg before Ekaterina Sergejewna Krasnowa, Russia and Jessica Medina and Hayley Medina, both USA. In August 2013 Yu Miyahara was in Sofia for the second time after 2011 Junior World Champion.

International success

Japanese Championships

Notes

  • All competitions in free style
  • WM = World Cup

Swell

  • Journal The Ringer
  • " Foeldeak Wrestling Database "
  • Site of the Japanese wrestler Association (Japanese or English)
  • Ringer (Japan)
  • Japanese Master (wrestling )
  • Japanese
  • Born in 1994
  • Woman
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