1991 IBF World Championships – Women's singles

Women's singles
at the 1991 IBF World Championships
Women's singles ; at the 1991 IBF World Championships
Venue	Brøndby Arena
Location	Copenhagen, Denmark
Dates	May 2, 1991 – May 8, 1991
Medalists
	← 1989 Jakarta 1993 Birmingham →

Last updated March 03, 2024

The 1991 IBF World Championships (World Badminton Championships) were held in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1991. Following the results of the women's singles.

Qualification

Sara Ussher - Sabine Aberer: 7-11, 11-2, 11-1
Helle Andersen - Nicole Baldewein: 12-10, 12-9
Bang Soo-hyun - Yuliani Santoso: 11-5, 11-5
Felicity Gallup - Martine de Souza: 12-10, 11-6
Susanna Kauhanen - Ana Laura de la Torre Saavedra: 11-2, 11-4
Astrid Crabo - Annika Nyström: 11-0, 11-2
Zhou Qianmin - Tan Lee Wai: 11-2, 11-5
Marie-Helene Loranger - Esther Sanz: 11-8, 11-5

Main stage

Section 1

First round				Second round				Third round					Fourth round

	Tang Jiuhong	w.o.
	Kim Song Ok				Tang Jiuhong	w.o.
	Dayo Oyewusi	w.o.			Dayo Oyewusi
	Sarah Haring								Tang Jiuhong	11	11
	Charlotta Wihlborg	11	11						Charlotta Wihlborg	3	5
	Manjusha Kanwar	7	6		Charlotta Wihlborg	11	11
	Ciara Doheny	11	11		Ciara Doheny	5	3
	Erika Henriete Stich	0	0											Tang Jiuhong	12	11	11
	Bang Soo-hyun	11	11											Bang Soo-hyun	11	12	2
	Anne Gibson	0	4		Bang Soo-hyun	11	11
	Aiko Miyamura	11	11		Aiko Miyamura	3	0
	Ludmila Basova	3	2						Bang Soo-hyun	8	11	11
	Eline Coene	11	11						Eline Coene	11	8	4
	Kerstin Ubben	3	4		Eline Coene	11	11
	Cheng Yin Sat	11	11		Cheng Yin Sat	1	6
	Dolores Marco	0	3

Section 2

First round				Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	Pernille Nedergaard Jessen	11	11
	Maria de la Paz Luna	1	3		Pernille Nedergaard Jessen	11	11
	Christelle Mol	11	11		Christelle Mol	5	3
	Tove Hol	9	1							Pernille Nedergaard Jessen	6	11	11
	Si-An Deng	w.o.								Si-An Deng	11	7	3
	Iria Bundgaard				Si-An Deng	12	11
	Wioletta Sosnowska	11	11		Wioletta Sosnowska	10	8
	Sheree Jefferson	4	4												Pernille Nedergaard Jessen
	Liu Yuhong	11	11												Liu Yuhong
	Nicole van Hooren	4	2		Liu Yuhong	11	11
	Jaroensiri Somharuthai	11	11		Jaroensiri Somharuthai	9	5
	Ulrica von Pfaler	1	1							Liu Yuhong	11	10	11
	Felicity Gallup	w.o.								Felicity Gallup	1	12	3
	Viktoria Pron-Evtousenko				Felicity Gallup	2	11	11
	Tan Sui Hoon	11	11		Tan Sui Hoon	11	7	5
	Joy Kitzmiller	2	3

Section 3

First round					Second round				Third round				Fourth round

	Susi Susanti	11	11
	Hisako Mizui	7	5			Susi Susanti	11	11
	Asa Palsdottir	w.o.				Asa Palsdottir	2	0
	Rachel Bain									Susi Susanti	11	11
	Irina Serova	11	11							Irina Serova	4	8
	Lisbet Stuer-Lauridsen	7	2			Irina Serova	11	11
	Monika Lipinska	11	11			Monika Lipinska	3	6
	Catherine Dimech	4	1											Susi Susanti	11	11
	Christine Gandrup	11	11											Christine Gandrup	8	1
	Linda French	0	2			Christine Gandrup	11	11
	Joanne Muggeridge	12	11			Joanne Muggeridge	8	5
	Andrea Harsagi	10	4							Christine Gandrup	12	11
	Rhona Robertson	w.o.								Rhona Robertson	9	5
	Cathy Foo Kune					Rhona Robertson	11	11
	Elodie Mansuy	11	5	11		Elodie Mansuy	4	2
	Sara Ussher	7	11	8

Section 4

First round				Second round					Third round			Fourth round

	Zhou Lei	11	11
	Valentine Ayer	1	1		Zhou Lei	11	11
	Lim Siew Choon	w.o.			Lim Siew Choon	2	2
	Zarina Jamal									Zhou Lei	w.o.
	Anna Oi Chan Lao	w.o.								Anna Oi Chan Lao
	Bridget Ibenero				Anna Oi Chan Lao	10	11	11
	Yuni Kartika	11	11		Yuni Kartika	12	4	8
	Neli Boteva	2	0										Zhou Lei	11	11
	Denyse Julien	11	11										Denyse Julien	6	4
	Liz Aronsohn	1	8		Denyse Julien	11	11
	Erica van den Heuvel	11	11		Erica van den Heuvel	3	5
	Christina von Pfaler	4	0							Denyse Julien	w.o.
	Chen Hsiao-Li	11	11							Chen Hsiao-Li
	Cristina González	7	2		Chen Hsiao-Li	11	11
	Helle Andersen	w.o.			Helle Andersen	5	8
	Natalja Ivanova

Section 5

First round					Second round				Third round				Fourth round

	Sarwendah Kusumawardhani	11	11
	Petra Schrott	1	1			Sarwendah Kusumawardhani	11	11
	Sonja Mellink	11	9	11		Sonja Mellink	2	6
	Jitka Gasparová	7	11	8						Sarwendah Kusumawardhani	11	11
	Tan Mei Chuan	11	11							Tan Mei Chuan	2	5
	Tammy Jenkins	7	5			Tan Mei Chuan	11	12
	Gabriele Kumpfmüller	w.o.				Gabriele Kumpfmüller	4	10
	Afshan Shakeel													Sarwendah Kusumawardhani	11	11
	Elena Rybkina	11	11											Elena Rybkina	8	8
	Virginie Delvingt	1	8			Elena Rybkina	11	11
	Feng Mei-Ying	8	11	11		Feng Mei-Ying	5	0
	Gillian Martin	11	1	7						Elena Rybkina	11	11
	Astrid Crabo	11	11							Astrid Crabo	5	1
	Jenny Chan	6	2			Astrid Crabo	11	12
	Harumi Kohara	11	11			Harumi Kohara	3	10
	Hu Ning	9	4

Section 6

First round					Second round				Third round					Fourth round

	Helen Troke	11	11
	Madhumita Bisht	4	7			Helen Troke	11	11
	Andrea Findhammer	11	10	11		Andrea Findhammer	2	1
	Sonya McGinn	4	12	7						Helen Troke	11	11
	Lisa Campbell	11	11							Lisa Campbell	4	8
	Vandanah Seesurun	0	0			Lisa Campbell	11	11
	Camilla Wright	w.o.				Camilla Wright	1	0
	Bisi Tiamiyu														Helen Troke	11	3	11
	Lee Wai Leng	11	11												Lee Wai Leng	5	11	7
	Susanna Kauhanen	2	2			Lee Wai Leng	11	11
	Bozena Bak	'w.o.				Bozena Bak	2	1
	Monique Hoogland									Lee Wai Leng	5	11	12
	Camilla Martin	11	11							Camilla Martin	11	3	9
	Heather Poole	3	1			Camilla Martin	11	11
	Wong Chun Fan	11	11			Wong Chun Fan	3	9
	Silvia Albrecht	6	2

Section 7

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	Lee Heung-soon	11	11
	Pornsawan Plungwech	6	3			Lee Heung-soon	11	11
	Maiken Mork	w.o.				Maiken Mork	2	5
	Gabriela Melgoza										Lee Heung-soon	11	12
	Astrid van der Knaap	11	3	12							Astrid van der Knaap	1	9
	Kazue Kanai	5	11	9		Astrid van der Knaap	11	11
	Julie Still	7	11	11		Julie Still	6	9
	Erika von Heiland	11	3	6											Lee Heung-soon	11	11
	Lilik Sudarwati	11	11												Lilik Sudarwati	3	0
	Gry Kirsti Skjonhaug	2	2			Lilik Sudarwati	10	11	11
	Doris Piché	12	11			Doris Piché	12	2	4
	Rhonda Cator	11	7								Lilik Sudarwati	11	12
	Zhou Qianmin	w.o.									Zhou Qianmin	2	10
	Obiageli Olorunsola					Zhou Qianmin	11	11
	Vlada Tcherniavskaia	11	11			Vlada Tcherniavskaia	6	8
	Sandra Dimbour	6	1

Section 8

First round					Second round				Third round				Fourth round

	Huang Hua	11	11
	Katrin Schmidt	3	6			Huang Hua	11	11
	Shyu Yu-Ling	11	11			Shyu Yu-Ling	1	6
	Brigitte Langthaler	7	0							Huang Hua	11	11
	Julie Bradbury	11	11							Julie Bradbury	3	7
	Elsa Nielsen	8	2			Julie Bradbury	11	11
	Bettina Gfeller	'w.o.				Bettina Gfeller	1	2
	Ghazala Wadood													Huang Hua	11	11
	Haruko Yachi	11	11											Haruko Yachi	0	1
	Shirley Cefai	0	0			Haruko Yachi	w.o.
	Catrine Bengtsson	w.o.				Catrine Bengtsson
	Beata Syta									Haruko Yachi	11	11
	Nina Koho	11	12							Nina Koho	4	7
	Kim Myong Sun	5	9			Nina Koho	11	11
	Marie-Helene Loranger	8	11	11		Marie-Helene Loranger	5	4
	Diana Knekna	11	1	3

Final stage

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Finals

	Tang Jiuhong	11	11

	Pernille Nedergaard Jessen	7	1
						Tang Jiuhong	11	11

						Susi Susanti	4	1
	Susi Susanti	11	11

	Zhou Lei	5	6
											Tang Jiuhong	11	11

											Sarwendah Kusumawardhani	6	1
	Sarwendah Kusumawardhani	11	11

	Helen Troke	0	3
						Sarwendah Kusumawardhani	2	11	11

						Lee Heung-soon	11	7	6
	Lee Heung-soon	2	11	11

	Huang Hua	11	4	6

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Events at the 1991 IBF World Championships

Singles	men	women
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