2007 European Junior Badminton Championships – Girls' doubles

2007 European Junior Badminton Championships – Girls' doubles
2007 European Junior Badminton Championships – Girls' doubles
Venue	Hermann-Neuberger-Halle
Location	Völklingen, Germany
Dates	4 April 2007 – 8 April 2007
Competitors	84 from 28 nations
Medalists
	← 2005 2009 →

Last updated February 12, 2023

The girls' doubles tournament of the 2007 European Junior Badminton Championships was held from 4 to 8 April 2007. Nina Vislova and Olga Kolzova from Russia clinched this title in the last edition.

Seeds

Click on the seed number of a player to go to their draw section.^[1]

0 1.

Gabrielle White / Mariana Agathangelou (semi-finals)

0 2.

Joan Christiansen / Line Damkjær Kruse (final)

0 3.

Samantha Barning / Patty Stolzenbach (second round)

0 4.

Maria Thorberg / Maja Bech (quarter-finals)

0 5.

Luboov Chudentceva / Victoria Slobodyanyuk (third round)

0 6.

Marlena Flis / Natalia Pocztowiak (quarter-finals)

0 7. Olga Konon / Kristína Ludíková (champions)

0 8.

Samantha Ward / Sarah Walker (semi-finals)

Draw

Finals

Semi-finals				Final

1	Gabrielle White Mariana Agathangelou	20	12

5/8	Olga Konon Kristína Ludíková	22	21
				5/8	Olga Konon Kristína Ludíková	21	21

				2	Joan Christiansen Line Damkjær Kruse	14	7
5/8	Samantha Ward Sarah Walker	14	15

2	Joan Christiansen Line Damkjær Kruse	21	21

Top half

Section 1

First Round				Second Round					Third Round				Quarter-finals

				1	G White M Agathangelou	21	21
					I Tabeling S Piek	15	15
									1	G White M Agathangelou	21	21
										Š Křížková D Koukalová	13	13
					G Sloan C Lawlor	8	17
	Š Křížková D Koukalová	21	21		Š Křížková D Koukalová	21	21
	T Vikman N Vainio	11	12										1	G White M Agathangelou	21	21
														S Ekberg L Hedberg	15	16
				5/8 SUB	L Chudentceva V Slobodyanyuk	25	9	22
					S Corvilain L Tan	23	21	20
									5/8 SUB	L Chudentceva V Slobodyanyuk	18	18
										S Ekberg L Hedberg	21	21
					N Ekin R Kemer	9	11
	A Tiburzi I Tomio	9	13		S Ekberg L Hedberg	21	21
	S Ekberg L Hedberg	21	21

Section 2

First Round				Second Round					Third Round					Quarter-finals

				3/4	M Thorberg M Bech	21	21
					G Saar K Freirik	11	7
									3/4	M Thorberg M Bech	21	21
										S Callon É Lefel	16	16
					D Kaufhold L Deichgräber	21	23	18
	H R Matthíasdóttir H M Guðbjartsdóttir	13	15		S Callon É Lefel	17	25	21
	S Callon É Lefel	21	21											3/4	M Thorberg M Bech	21	12	20
														5/8	O Konon K Ludíková	19	21	22
				5/8	O Konon K Ludíková	21	21
					B Maneva P Neykova	3	11
									5/8	O Konon K Ludíková	21	20	21
	M Martynenko V Pogrebnyak	21	21							M Martynenko V Pogrebnyak	7	22	13
	M Grządzielska A Narel	17	13		M Martynenko V Pogrebnyak	21	21
	F Spühler C Hantz	15	18		O Jacuk G Voitechovskaja	7	12
	O Jacuk G Voitechovskaja	21	21

Bottom half

Section 3

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarter-finals

	J Karlsson A Högström
	L Vana K Hőim	w	/	o		L Vana K Hőim	17	19
	Ö Çalışkan E Epice	16	21	21		Ö Çalışkan E Epice	21	21
	E Baldauf I Freimüller	21	10	16							Ö Çalışkan E Epice	25	15	16
										5/8	S Ward S Walker	23	21	21
						T Delak N Koncut	21	8
					5/8	S Ward S Walker	23	21
															5/8	S Ward S Walker	18	21	21
	D Schümmer Z Schroeder	8	10													J Cooper L Sloan	21	15	12
	D Popstoikova G Banova	21	21			D Popstoikova G Banova	23	21	21
						S Poznanović I Majstorović	25	8	18
											D Popstoikova G Banova	11	17
											J Cooper L Sloan	21	21
						J Cooper L Sloan	21	21
					3/4	S Barning P Stolzenbach	18	19

Section 4

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Quarter-finals

	S Chirlaque L Molina	21	21
	M Maunoury S Sicard	19	17			S Chirlaque L Molina	21	21
						Z Horváth Z Bánhegyi	4	14
											S Chirlaque L Molina	12	21	14
										5/8	M Flis N Pocztowiak	21	18	21
						A Starostova M Fašungová
					5/8	M Flis N Pocztowiak	w	/	o
															5/8	M Flis N Pocztowiak	12	21	18
	J Ling T Pelling	21	16	21											2	J Christiansen L D Kruse	21	15	21
	J Schmidt M Reich	17	21	15		J Ling T Pelling	10	21	18
						K Polikarpova A Panushkina	21	11	21
											K Polikarpova A Panushkina	13	13
										2	J Christiansen L D Kruse	21	21
						O Chkheidze O Mashchenko	13	9
					2	J Christiansen L D Kruse	21	21

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References

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External links

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