2019 BWF World Junior Championships – Boys' singles

2019 BWF World Junior Championships Boys' Singles
Tournament details
Dates	7 – 13 October 2019
Edition	21st
Level	International
Venue	Kazan Gymnastics Center
Location	Kazan, Russia
← 2018	2022 ; 2020 ; 2021 →

Last updated February 05, 2025

The boys' singles of the tournament 2019 BWF World Junior Championships was held from 7 to 13 October 2019.^[1] The defending champions is Kunlavut Vitidsarn from Thailand.^[2]

Seeds

Click on the seed number of a player to go to their draw section.

1. Kunlavut Vitidsarn (champion)

2.

Brian Yang (fourth round)

3.

Liu Liang (fifth round)

4.

Li Yunze (semifinals)

5.

Syabda Perkasa Belawa (third round)

6.

Bobby Setiabudi (quarterfinals)

7.

Meiraba Luwang Maisnam (third round)

8.

Christian Adinata (fourth round)

9.

Georgii Karpov (second round)

10.

Christo Popov (final)

11.

Tomas Toledano (third round)

12.

Kok Jing Hong (fourth round)

13.

Yonathan Ramlie (semifinals)

14.

Ernesto Baschwitz (second round)

15.

Luka Ban (second round)

16.

Setthanan Piyawatcharavijit (fifth round)

Draw

Finals

Fifth Round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals				Final

1	Kunlavut Vitidsarn	21	21
	Liao Jhuo-fu	16	14		1	Kunlavut Vitidsarn	17	21	21
6	Bobby Setiabudi	21	21	21	6	Bobby Setiabudi	21	16	14
	Dong Tianyao	23	18	10						1	Kunlavut Vitidsarn	21	21
3	Liu Liang	21	19	20						13	Yonathan Ramlie	11	10
13	Yonathan Ramlie	14	21	22	13	Yonathan Ramlie	21	17	21
	Su Li-yang	21	16	14		Shahyar Shaqeem	16	21	19
	Shahyar Shaqeem	13	21	21										1	Kunlavut Vitidsarn	21	21
	Wyman Goh	9	21	21										10	Christo Popov	8	11
	Jason Gunawan	21	19	16		Wyman Goh
16	Setthanan Piyawatcharavijit	14	21	17	4	Li Yunze	w	/	o
4	Li Yunze	21	19	21						4	Li Yunze	18	13
10	Christo Popov	21	22							10	Christo Popov	21	21
	Lin Kuan-ting	11	20		10	Christo Popov	16	21	21
	Rohan Gurbani	15	13			Ren Chengming	21	10	13
	Ren Chengming	21	21

Top half

Section 1

First Round	Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

	1	K Vitidsarn	21	21
		M Johannesen	9	12
						1	K Vitidsarn	21	21
							Y Gaudin	12	12
		Y Gaudin	21	20	21
		L P Olsson	14	22	15
										1	K Vitidsarn	21	21
											E Lau	12	7
		D Gataullin	7	8
		E Lau	21	21
							E Lau	21	21
							L de Silva	15	11
		L de Silva	21	21
		A Muminov	10	14

Section 2

First Round	Second Round				Third Round				Fourth Round

	12	Kok J H	21	21
		B Lee	10	11
					12	Kok J H	21	21
						P R Gandham	16	13
		A Vardanyan	10	6
		P R Gandham	21	21
									12	Kok J H	21	18	16
										Liao J-f	16	21	21
		R Tang	16	17
		Liao J-f	21	21
						Liao J-f	21	21
						K Toth	12	8
		S Emran	18	17
		K Toth	21	21

Section 3

First Round	Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

	6	B Setiabudi	21	21
		T Politi	4	4
						6	B Setiabudi	21	21
							Y Orteu	6	11
		Y Orteu	21	21
		K Vārna	10	8
										6	B Setiabudi	21	15	21
											Kim T-r	17	21	13
		K Kalyanasundaram	17	21	15
		H Fernandes	21	14	21
							H Fernandes	7	3
							Kim T-r	21	21
		Pui C C	9	8
		Kim T-r	21	21

Section 4

First Round	Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

	9	G Karpov	22	20	13
		Dong TY	20	22	21
							Dong TY	21	25
							S Inamitsu	10	23
		A M Vaheed	6	8
		S Inamitsu	21	21
											Dong TY	21	21
											A Leal	11	14
		G Nilsson	7	16
		A Leal	21	21
							A Leal	23	21
							Chen YZ	21	6
		H Shvydkou	11	14
		Chen YZ	21	21

Section 5

First Round	Second Round				Third Round					Fourth Round

	3	Liu L	22	21
		M Kicklitz	20	12
					3	Liu L	21	21
						A Lanier	6	11
		B M Ellertsson	5	6
		A Lanier	21	21
										3	Liu L	21	21
											D Gloria	11	8
		Y-E Munkhbaatar	6	12
		A Sultanov	21	21
						A Sultanov	21	15	15
						D Gloria	19	21	21
		D Gloria	21	21
		J Yang	15	15

Section 6

First Round	Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

	13	Y Ramlie	21	21
		Ko S H	13	10
						13	Y Ramlie	21	21
							H Huang	12	12
		I Larushyn	12	7
		H Huang	21	21
										13	Y Ramlie	18	21	21
											E Baroni	21	8	13
		E Baroni	21	19	21
		C Illeperumachchi	16	21	16
							E Baroni	21	21
							J Petkus	7	12
		J Petkus	21	22
		T Lindelöf	15	20

Section 7

First Round	Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

	7	M Maisnam	21	21
		T I Cioroboiu	4	3
						7	M Maisnam	16	11
							Su L-y	21	21
		M McGuire	13	4
		Su L-y	21	21
											Su L-y	21	21
											H Uchino	13	9
		A Bianchini	17	25	21
		R Agustino	21	23	16
							A Bianchini	19	15
							H Uchino	21	21
		Ao F L	16	12
		H Uchino	21	21

Section 8

First Round				Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

				14	E Baschwitz	15	14
					N Yap	21	21
										N Yap	21	24
										H-K Pilve	15	22
					D Abdullayev	15	8
					H-K Pilve	21	21
														N Yap	11	26	18
														S Shaqeem	21	24	21
					J Horak	21	17	19
					An Y-s	16	21	21
										An Y-s	15	6
										S Shaqeem	21	21
					V R Kiosses	8	8
	S Shaqeem	21	21		S Shaqeem	21	21
	J Østhassel	4	5

Bottom half

Section 9

First Round					Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

	Lee Y-j	15	21	21
	I Kim	21	10	15		Lee Y-j	21	21
						A Shalagin	6	3
											Lee Y-j	14	13
											W Goh	21	21
						W Goh	21	17	21
						F Achthoven	12	21	10
															W Goh	21	19	21
															Yu S-p	15	21	19
						D Berzanskis	21	10	11
						A Boudier	18	21	21
											A Boudier	8	11
											Yu S-p	21	21
						Yu S-p	21	21
					15	L Ban	13	19

Section 10

First Round	Second Round				Third Round					Fourth Round

		S Karunakaran	21	21
		S Wasswa	6	5
						S Karunakaran	21	21
						Oei K-y	9	18
		J Chang	11	15
		Oei K-y	21	21
											S Karunakaran	17	12
											J Gunawan	21	21
		J Gunawan	21	21
		A Broddason	8	4
						J Gunawan	11	21	21
					5	S P Belawa	21	17	13
		Lee R H	15	11
	5	S P Belawa	21	21

Section 11

First Round	Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

		F Karlborg	21	21
		B Roque	6	6
							F Karlborg	21	21
							J Apiliga	15	17
		J Apiliga	19	21	21
		J Feng	21	9	7
											F Karlborg	14	18
										16	S Piyawatcharavijit	21	21
		A Antoska	21	21
		J Janoštík	13	19
							A Antoska	17	17
						16	S Piyawatcharavijit	21	21
		R Takei	18	21	21
	16	S Piyawatcharavijit	21	13	23

Section 12

First Round	Second Round					Third Round					Fourth Round

		M Ķirkums	9	9
		I Stoynov	21	21
							I Stoynov	12	22	9
							M J Møller	21	20	21
		M J Møller	21	21
		B Kuchkarboev	9	12
												M J Møller	11	13
											4	Li YZ	21	21
		M Harutyunyan	2	9
		S Enkhbat	21	21
							S Enkhbat	14	8
						4	Li YZ	21	21
		D M Ng	19	21	18
	4	Li YZ	21	16	21

Section 13

First Round	Second Round				Third Round					Fourth Round

		B Kasirye	23	15
		Hung K C	25	21
						Hung K C	11	8
						T Kawamoto	21	21
		G Bjorkler	7	15
		T Kawamoto	21	21
											T Kawamoto	9	5
										10	C Popov	21	21
		S Nagy	15	11
		V Uraiwong	21	21
						V Uraiwong	11	21	9
					10	C Popov	21	15	21
		C Vittoriani	7	15
	10	C Popov	21	21

Section 14

First Round	Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

		G Lebedev	18	15
		Lin K-t	21	21
							Lin K-t	21	21
							R Tong	8	10
		R Tong	28	21
		A Ajupov	26	15
											Lin K-t	20	21	21
										8	C Adinata	22	16	17
		J Oldorff	20	21	21
		Lee S Y	22	16	16
							J Oldorff	9	15
						8	C Adinata	21	21
		L Smith-Meyer	7	8
	8	C Adinata	21	21

Section 15

First Round	Second Round					Third Round					Fourth Round

		N Rudolf	21	17	21
		A Sonnenschein	19	21	10
							N Rudolf	21	21
							A Zheng	18	13
		A Zheng	21	21
		A Aliaksandrovich	14	9
												N Rudolf	7	16
												R Gurbani	21	21
		A Zandovskis	6	3
		R Gurbani	21	21
							R Gurbani	16	21	23
						11	T Toledano	21	14	21
		C Dias	13	12
	11	T Toledano	21	21

Section 16

First Round	Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

		Ren CM	21	21
		L Beaubois	5	5
							Ren CM	21	21
							Kim B-j	15	15
		Kim B-j	21	21
		M Grinblat	11	17
											Ren CM	21	25
										2	B Yang	18	23
		C Smith	21	10	24
		J Yu	15	21	22
							C Smith	6	2
						2	B Yang	21	21
		A Korolev	2	4
	2	B Yang	21	21

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References

↑ "BWF World Junior Championships 2019" (PDF). Badminton World Federation . Retrieved 4 October 2019.
↑ Sukumar, Dev (19 November 2018). "Golden Glow for Goh, Vitidsarn – Finals: LI-NING BWF World Junior Championships 2018". bwfbadminton.com. Badminton World Federation . Retrieved 10 October 2019.

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[1] "BWF World Junior Championships 2019" (PDF). Badminton World Federation . Retrieved 4 October 2019.

[2] Sukumar, Dev (19 November 2018). "Golden Glow for Goh, Vitidsarn – Finals: LI-NING BWF World Junior Championships 2018". bwfbadminton.com. Badminton World Federation . Retrieved 10 October 2019.

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