2017 Women's World Junior Squash Championships

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Women's World Junior 2017
25th WSF Women's World Junior Championship
Location Flag of New Zealand.svg Tauranga
Website
www.wsfworldjuniors.com
Results
Gold medal world centered-2.svg Champion Flag of Egypt.svg Rowan Reda Araby
Silver medal world centered-2.svg Runner-up Flag of Egypt.svg Hania El Hammamy
Bronze medal world centered-2.svg Semi-finalists Flag of Egypt.svg Amina Yousry
Flag of Japan.svg Satomi Watanabe
  2016 Flag of Poland.svg Flag of India.svg 2018  

The 2017 Women's World Junior Squash Championships is the women's edition of the 2017 World Junior Squash Championships, which serves as the individual world Junior championship for squash players. The event took place in Tauranga in New Zealand from 19 to 24 July 2017.

Contents

Seeds

  1. [1*] Flag of Egypt.svg Hania El Hammamy (final)
  2. [2*] Flag of Egypt.svg Zeina Mickawy (quarterfinals)
  3. [3/4*] Flag of Egypt.svg Nada Abbas (fourth round)
  4. [3/4*] Flag of Egypt.svg Rowan Reda Araby (champions)
  5. [5/8*] Flag of Malaysia.svg Andrea Lee (quarterfinals)
  6. [5/8*] Flag of Malaysia.svg Sivasangari Subramaniam (quarterfinals)
  7. [5/8*] Flag of Japan.svg Satomi Watanabe (semifinals)
  8. [5/8*] Flag of Egypt.svg Amina Yousry (semifinals)
  9. [9/12*] Flag of Malaysia.svg Zoe Foo Yuk Han (fourth round)
  10. [9/12*] Flag of Hong Kong.svg Lui Hiu Lam (fourth round)
  11. [9/12*] Flag of England.svg Elise Lazarus (fourth round)
  12. [9/12*] Flag of England.svg Lucy Turmel (fourth round)
  13. [13/16*] Flag of Malaysia.svg Aifa Azman (fourth round)
  14. [13/16*] Flag of India.svg Akanksha Salunkhe (third round)
  15. [13/16*] Flag of the United States.svg Marina Stefanoni (quarterfinals)
  16. [13/16*] Flag of Malaysia.svg Chan Yiwen (fourth round)

Draw and results

Finals

Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
                     
1 Flag of Egypt.svg Hania El Hammamy 119 6 1111
5/8 Flag of Malaysia.svg Sivasangari Subramaniam 9 11116 1
1 Flag of Egypt.svg Hania El Hammamy 121112
5/8 Flag of Japan.svg Satomi Watanabe 10 4 10
5/8 Flag of Japan.svg Satomi Watanabe 13 12119 11
13/16 Flag of the United States.svg Marina Stefanoni 1510 8 114
1 Flag of Egypt.svg Hania El Hammamy 7 9 8
3/4 Flag of Egypt.svg Rowan Reda Araby 111111
3/4 Flag of Egypt.svg Rowan Reda Araby 1111 129 11
5/8 Flag of Malaysia.svg Andrea Lee 8 1310 116
3/4 Flag of Egypt.svg Rowan Reda Araby 111111
5/8 Flag of Egypt.svg Amina Yousry 7 7 5
5/8 Flag of Egypt.svg Amina Yousry 121311
2 Flag of Egypt.svg Zeina Mickawy 10 11 8

Top half

Section 1

First roundSecond roundThird RoundFourth round
1 Flag of Egypt.svg Hania El Hammamy 111111
Flag of Ireland.svg Emma Lundy 4 5 7 Flag of India.svg Ashita Bhengra 2 1 3
Flag of India.svg Ashita Bhengra 1111111 Flag of Egypt.svg Hania El Hammamy 111111
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Ho Ka Wing 4 3 2
Flag of the United States.svg Emme Leonard 5 7 8
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Ho Ka Wing 111111
1 Flag of Egypt.svg Hania El Hammamy 111111
13/16 Flag of Malaysia.svg Chan Yiwen 3 5 4
Flag of New Zealand.svg Kaitlyn Watts 111111
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Courtney Mather 4 2 6
Flag of New Zealand.svg Kaitlyn Watts 4 7 4
13/16 Flag of Malaysia.svg Chan Yiwen 111111
Flag of South Africa.svg Danielle Shone 5 5 2
13/16 Flag of Malaysia.svg Chan Yiwen 111111

Section 2

First roundSecond roundThird RoundFourth round
9/12 Flag of Malaysia.svg Zoe Foo Yuk Han 13 111111
Flag of India.svg Samita Sivakumar 111112 Flag of India.svg Samita Sivakumar 154 6 6
Flag of Germany.svg Eva Nistler 3 5 10 9/12 Flag of Malaysia.svg Zoe Foo Yuk Han 111111
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Charlotte Orcutt 5 2 8
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Charlotte Orcutt 10 111114
Flag of France.svg Fanny Segers 129 9 12
9/12 Flag of Malaysia.svg Zoe Foo Yuk Han 5 6 9
5/8 Flag of Malaysia.svg Sivasangari Subramaniam 111111
Flag of New Zealand.svg Anika Jackson 111111
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Sarah Lüdin 8 6 7
Flag of New Zealand.svg Anika Jackson 4 2 5
Flag of South Korea.svg Song Dong-ju 1112115/8 Flag of Malaysia.svg Sivasangari Subramaniam 111111
Flag of South Africa.svg Izane Louw 5 10 6 Flag of South Korea.svg Song Dong-ju 3 4 2
5/8 Flag of Malaysia.svg Sivasangari Subramaniam 111111

Section 3

First roundSecond roundThird RoundFourth round
5/8 Flag of Japan.svg Satomi Watanabe 119 1111
Flag of the United States.svg Elle Ruggiero 111711 Flag of the United States.svg Elle Ruggiero 6 112 7
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Andrea Toth 8 15 6 5/8 Flag of Japan.svg Satomi Watanabe 111111
Flag of Germany.svg Saskia Beinhard 3 5 4
Flag of Germany.svg Saskia Beinhard 111111
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Alexandra Haydon 6 6 7
5/8 Flag of Japan.svg Satomi Watanabe 111111
9/12 Flag of England.svg Lucy Turmel 8 4 6
Flag of England.svg Alice Green 6 111111
Flag of Ireland.svg Ellie Mcveigh 117 3 3
Flag of England.svg Alice Green 5 4 7
9/12 Flag of England.svg Lucy Turmel 111111
Flag of Colombia.svg Amalia Rios 5 3 4
9/12 Flag of England.svg Lucy Turmel 111111

Section 4

First roundSecond roundThird RoundFourth round
13/16 Flag of the United States.svg Marina Stefanoni 111111
Flag of South Africa.svg Teagan Roux 4 5 5
13/16 Flag of the United States.svg Marina Stefanoni 141111
Flag of England.svg Jasmine Hutton 12 8 6
Flag of France.svg Maelle Fuhrer 8 9 0
Flag of England.svg Jasmine Hutton 111111
13/16 Flag of the United States.svg Marina Stefanoni 127 1111
3/4 Flag of Egypt.svg Nada Abbas 10 117 9
Flag of South Korea.svg Seo Hyo-ju 9 116 4
Flag of India.svg Aishwarya Bhattacharya 119 1111
Flag of India.svg Aishwarya Bhattacharya 4 11116 3
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jessica Osborne 9 2 8 3/4 Flag of Egypt.svg Nada Abbas 118 9 1111
Flag of New Zealand.svg Camden Te Kani-Mcqueen 111111 Flag of New Zealand.svg Camden Te Kani-Mcqueen 6 4 9
3/4 Flag of Egypt.svg Nada Abbas 111111

Bottom half

Section 5

First roundSecond roundThird RoundFourth round
3/4 Flag of Egypt.svg Rowan Reda Araby 111111
Flag of Germany.svg Alice Kramer 10 5 6 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Grace Pattison 2 4 1
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Grace Pattison 1211113/4 Flag of Egypt.svg Rowan Reda Araby 111111
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Nicole Kendall 1 2 2
Flag of the United States.svg Laila Sedky 4 114 8
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Nicole Kendall 118 1111
3/4 Flag of Egypt.svg Rowan Reda Araby 121111
Flag of Egypt.svg Jana Shiha 10 5 3
Flag of Egypt.svg Jana Shiha 111111
Flag of South Korea.svg Song Chae-won 3 6 8
Flag of Egypt.svg Jana Shiha 111111
13/16 Flag of India.svg Akanksha Salunkhe 6 8 4
Flag of France.svg Lauriane Maingot 5 2 11
13/16 Flag of India.svg Akanksha Salunkhe 111113

Section 6

First roundSecond roundThird RoundFourth round
9/12 Flag of England.svg Elise Lazarus 111111
Flag of New Zealand.svg Rhiarne Taiapa 5 6 1
9/12 Flag of England.svg Elise Lazarus 111111
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Chan Sin Yuk 8 5 9
Flag of Paraguay.svg Lujan Palacios 115 11 4
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Chan Sin Yuk 8 111311
9/12 Flag of England.svg Elise Lazarus 9 8 8
5/8 Flag of Malaysia.svg Andrea Lee 111111
Flag of the United States.svg Grace Doyle 111111
Flag of New Zealand.svg Lauren Aspinall 4 6 6
Flag of the United States.svg Grace Doyle 5 8 3
Flag of South Africa.svg Helena Coetzee 9 1211115/8 Flag of Malaysia.svg Andrea Lee 111111
Flag of Ireland.svg Lily Lloyd 1110 7 4 Flag of South Africa.svg Helena Coetzee 4 2 2
5/8 Flag of Malaysia.svg Andrea Lee 111111

Section 7

First roundSecond roundThird RoundFourth round
5/8 Flag of Egypt.svg Amina Yousry 111111
Flag of Ireland.svg Laura Neill 6 153 2 Flag of South Africa.svg Jennifer Preece 1 5 1
Flag of South Africa.svg Jennifer Preece 1113 11115/8 Flag of Egypt.svg Amina Yousry 111111
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Kristýna Fialová 2 5 5
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Shehana Vithana 3 5 4
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Kristýna Fialová 111111
5/8 Flag of Egypt.svg Amina Yousry 114 1111
9/12 Flag of Hong Kong.svg Lui Hiu Lam 2 118 2
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Cheng Nga Ching 5 111111
Flag of Germany.svg Kacenka Tycova 115 2 4
Flag of Hong Kong.svg Cheng Nga Ching 3 3 7
9/12 Flag of Hong Kong.svg Lui Hiu Lam 111111
Flag of New Zealand.svg Anna Hughes 2 8 0
9/12 Flag of Hong Kong.svg Lui Hiu Lam 111111

Section 8

First roundSecond roundThird RoundFourth round
13/16 Flag of Malaysia.svg Aifa Azman 111111
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Emma Jinks 8 2 5
13/16 Flag of Malaysia.svg Aifa Azman 111111
Flag of India.svg Sunayna Kuruvilla 4 6 6
Flag of France.svg Chloé Mourier 5 2 13
Flag of India.svg Sunayna Kuruvilla 111115
13/16 Flag of Malaysia.svg Aifa Azman 10 11 7
2 Flag of Egypt.svg Zeina Mickawy 121311
Flag of South Africa.svg Faith Sithole 1110 1111
Flag of New Zealand.svg Nadia Hubbard 8 122 6
Flag of South Africa.svg Faith Sithole 6 3 7
Flag of the United States.svg Elisabeth Ross 1215112 Flag of Egypt.svg Zeina Mickawy 111111
Flag of India.svg Sanya Vats 10 13 5 Flag of the United States.svg Elisabeth Ross 117 4 7
2 Flag of Egypt.svg Zeina Mickawy 9 111111

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