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Akari Midorikawa

b. 2005

Japanese squash player

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About Akari Midorikawa

Born 2005. Akari Midorikawa is a Japanese squash player.

is a Japanese professional squash player. As of January 2023, she was ranked No. 89 in the world.

Career In July 2022, Midorikawa won the Challenger 5 level competition at the Victoria Open, held at Mulgrave Country Club in Melbourne, Australia. She beat Australia’s Maria Kalafatis, Hong Kong’s Toby Tse, South Korea's Yura Choe and Malaysia’s Yasshmita Jadiskumar. In 2022, she won three PSA Squash Tour titles.

In March 2024, Midorikawa reached the semi final of the University of the West of England's Bristol Open and was knocked out in the quarter final by Au Yeong Wai Yhann. She was also runner up at the Costa North Coast Open and the 53rd All Japan Championship. At the WSF World team Championships in 2024, she beat top-50 Canadian player Nicole Bunyan and Japan finished 9th overall.

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Who is Akari Midorikawa?

Japanese squash player

When was Akari Midorikawa born?

Akari Midorikawa was born on 15 August 2005 in Chiba.

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Akari Midorikawa is a squash player.

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Akari Midorikawa is Japanese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Akari Midorikawa

· Wikidata: Q110908131

· DBpedia: Akari Midorikawa

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