2013 BWF World Junior Championships – Girls singles

Last updated October 28, 2022

The Girls Singles tournament of the 2013 BWF World Junior Championships was held from October 29 until November 3. The winner of last edition was Nozomi Okuhara .

Seeded

Aya Ohori (Final)
Busanan Ongbumrungpan (Semi Final)
Stefani Stoeva (Quarter Final)
Akane Yamaguchi (Champion)
He Bingjiao (Semi Final)
Kim Hyo-min (Quarter Final)
Delphine Lansac (Second Round)
Hanna Ramadhini (Quarter Final)
Chen Yufei (Fourth Round)
Pornpawee Chochuwong (Third Round)
Kim Na-young (Fourth Round)
Lee Min-ji (Fourth Round)
Liang Xiaoyu (Quarter Final)
Maja Pavlinic (Third Round)
Martina Repiska (Second Round)
Ruthvika Shivani Gadde (Fourth Round)

Draw

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals				Final

1	Aya Ohori	17	21	21

9/16	Liang Xiaoyu	21	16	14
					1	Aya Ohori	21	21

					5/8	He Bingjiao	16	17
3/4	Stefani Stoeva	21	13	21

5/8	He Bingjiao	18	21	23
									1	Aya Ohori	11	13

									3/4	Akane Yamaguchi	21	21
5/8	Kim Hyo-min	12	21	18

3/4	Akane Yamaguchi	21	9	21
					3/4	Akane Yamaguchi	21	21

					2	Busanan Ongbumrungpan	11	19
5/8	Hanna Ramadini	10	8

2	Busanan Ongbumrungpan	21	21

Top Half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

					1	A Ohori	21	21
						Sung S-y	10	9
										1	A Ohori	22	21
	D Botha	3	8								K Selvaduray	20	17
	K Selvaduray	21	21			K Selvaduray	21	21
	J Finne-Ipsen	21	21			J Finne-Ipsen	8	9
	V Mushtakova	11	11												1	A Ohori	21	21
															9/16	Lee M-j	10	12
					9/16	Lee M-j	21	17	21
						C Hoshi	17	21	18
										9/16	Lee M-j	10	22	21
	U TI	9	21	4							Qin JJ	21	20	14
	Nguyen TL	21	17	21		Nguyen TL	16	13
	Qin JJ	21	21			Qin JJ	21	21
	A Wu	17	8

Section 2

First round				Second round					Third round				Fourth round

				5/8	D Lansac	14	21	14
					Ng WY	21	13	21
										Ng WY	13	20
	R Das	21	21							R Das	21	22
	E Kut	4	6		R Das	21	21
	A Sakuramoto	21	21		A Sakuramoto	5	11
	K O'Donoghue	7	16											R Das	13	8
													9/16	Liang XY	21	21
				9/16	Liang XY	21	21
					M Ivanova	12	8
									9/16	Liang XY	21	21
	T Kabelo	8	9							Lee YY	18	14
	M Lajdova	21	21		M Lajdova	3	12
	Lee YY	21	21		Lee YY	21	21
	A Khurshudyan	3	3

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

					3/4	S Stoeva	21	21
						C Chow	15	10
										3/4	S Stoeva	21	21
	M Fonseka	11	10								A Chen	9	15
	K Averkina	21	21			K Averkina	18	18
	J Van der Vyver	7	15			A Chen	21	21
	A Chen	21	21												3/4	S Stoeva	20	21	21
																I Jayanti	22	11	13
					9/16	M Pavlinic	21	21
						A Albo	8	12
										9/16	M Pavlinic	21	17	14
	Cheng Y-c	17	21	21							I Jayanti	18	21	21
	R Karthik	21	14	12		Cheng Y-c	21	17	16
	A Paavola	8	15			I Jayanti	17	21	21
	I Jayanti	21	21

Section 4

First round					Second round				Third round					Fourth round

					5/8	He BJ	21	21
						L Heim	8	8
									5/8	He BJ	21	21
	L Poghosyan	8	7							R Hartawan	14	9
	R Hartawan	21	21			R Hartawan	21	21
	I Fernandez					I Fernandez	9	15
	N Tan	wo												5/8	He BJ	12	21	21
															Wang XY	21	15	19
					9/16	P Chochuwong	21	21
						H Gaitan	13	11
									9/16	P Chochuwong	18	21	20
	Wang XY	21	21							Wang XY	21	16	22
	J MacPherson	4	15			Wang XY	21	21
	M Pakina	21	5	13		K Karatas	12	15
	K Karatas	19	21	21

Bottom Half

Section 5

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	Y Li	21	21
	H MacPherson	9	12			Y Li	16	13
	C Yang	14	15			Jun J-i	21	21
	Jun J-i	21	21								Jun J-i	13	11
	D Sutara	10	21	13						9/16	Chen YF	21	21
	Fitriani	21	19	21		Fitriani	14	21	18
					9/16	Chen YF	21	15	21
														9/16	Chen YF	21	19	13
	Yeo JM	21	21											5/8	Kim H-m	14	21	21
	C Azurmendi	14	17			Yeo JM	21	13	14
	O Ozer	9	11			Yu C-h	15	21	21
	Yu C-h	21	21								Yu C-h	17	16
										5/8	Kim H-m	21	21
						M Svetnickova	14	4
					5/8	Kim H-m	21	21

Section 6

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	S Solis	21	21
	L Minasyan	16	16			S Solis	21	13	19
	M Mitsova	21	21			M Mitsova	12	21	21
	G Mhlauli	9	1								M Mitsova	16	21	13
										9/16	R Gadde	21	18	21
						T Wurm	15	12
					9/16	R Gadde	21	21
															9/16	R Gadde	10	15
	S Katethong	21	21												3/4	A Yamaguchi	21	21
	L Vainula	11	9			S Katethong	21	15	19
	T Poopradubsil	21	20	21		T Poopradubsil	16	21	21
	Ng TY	15	22	15							T Poopradubsil	15	12
										3/4	A Yamaguchi	21	21
						Dinh TPH	19	16
					3/4	A Yamaguchi	21	21

Section 7

First round				Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	V Lindberg	20	14
	J Lai	22	21		J Lai	8	9
	S Barredo	16	16		Goh JW	21	21
	Goh JW	21	21							Goh JW	21	19	2^r
									9/16	Kim N-y	17	21	5
					B Tam	9	13
				9/16	Kim N-y	21	21
														9/16	Kim N-y	21	18	12
	T Hendahewa	21	21											5/8	H Ramadini	17	21	21
	V Ma	10	10		T Hendahewa	21	13	22
	R Honderich	21	21		R Honderich	16	21	20
	D Sikalova	4	8							T Hendahewa	8	12
									5/8	H Ramadini	21	21
					A Schoonees	4	6
				5/8	H Ramadini	21	21

Section 8

First round				Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	Wong KI	14	12
	V Dergunova	21	21		V Dergunova	17	18
	A Tran	10	11		M Blichfeldt	21	21
	M Blichfeldt	21	21							M Blichfeldt	21	21
										M Batomene	15	14
					M Batomene	17	21	21
				9/16	M Repiska	21	7	6
														M Blichfeldt	14	5
	Tsang WC	21	21										2	B Ongbumrungpan	21	21
	S Penalver	11	8		Tsang WC	13	19
	Wu YT	15	18		Ho YM	21	21
	Ho YM	21	21							Ho YM	6	14
									2	B Ongbumrungpan	21	21
					A Tang	2	10
				2	B Ongbumrungpan	21	21

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References

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