2019 BWF World Junior Championships – Girls' singles

2019 BWF World Junior Championships Girls' Singles
Tournament details
Dates	7 – 13 October 2019
Edition	21st
Level	International
Venue	Kazan Gymnastics Center
Location	Kazan, Russia
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Last updated February 06, 2025

The girls' singles of the tournament 2019 BWF World Junior Championships held from 7 to 13 October 2019.^[1] Goh Jin Wei from Malaysia was the champion in the last edition.^[2]

Seeds

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

1.

Phittayaporn Chaiwan (semifinals)

2.

Zhou Meng (final)

3.

Benyapa Aimsaard (fourth round)

4.

Putri Kusuma Wardani (quarterfinals)

5.

Han Qianxi (fourth round)

6.

Vivien Sandorhazi (fourth round)

7. Riko Gunji (champion)

8.

Yasnita Enggira Setiawan (fourth round)

9.

Anastasiia Shapovalova (fourth round)

10.

Talia Ng (third round)

11.

Dai Wang (semifinals)

12.

Hung En-tzu (quarterfinals)

13.

Atitaya Povanon (third round)

14.

Stephanie Widjaja (quarterfinals)

15.

Clara Lassaux (first round)

16.

Milena Schnider (first round)

Draw

Finals

Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Finals

1	Phittayaporn Chaiwan	21	21

	Akari Kurihara	13	17
				1	Phittayaporn Chaiwan	16	19

				7	Riko Gunji	21	21
4	Putri Kusuma Wardani	12	12

7	Riko Gunji	21	21
								7	Riko Gunji	21	12	21

								2	Zhou Meng	13	21	14
11	Dai Wang	21	21

12	Hung En-tzu	13	19
				11	Dai Wang	16	14

				2	Zhou Meng	21	21
14	Stephanie Widjaja	7	11

2	Zhou Meng	21	21

Top half

Section 1

First Round					Second Round				Third Round					Fourth Round

					1	P Chaiwan	21	21
	Lee N-r	21	21			Lee N-r	13	13
	K Ngo	14	17						1	P Chaiwan	21	21
	J Salonen	19	17							U Bisht	12	7
	K Mikelová	21	21			K Mikelová	17	16
	U Bisht	21	21			U Bisht	21	21
	C Rozario	18	11											1	P Chaiwan	20	21	21
9	A Shapovalova	21	21											9	A Shapovalova	22	14	15
	A Harris	17	8		9	A Shapovalova	21	21
	A C Geshani	21	21			A C Geshani	9	10
	J K Johannsdottir	10	16						9	A Shapovalova	21	19	21
	H Bandarenka	21	19	19						D Pelupessy	19	21	18
	G Bokieva	16	21	21		G Bokieva	12	8
	C Kruus	15	10			D Pelupessy	21	21
	D Pelupessy	21	21

Section 2

First Round				Second Round					Third Round					Fourth Round

5	Han QX	21	21
	S Slosiarikova	7	6	5	Han QX	21	21
	Letshanaa K	21	21		Letshanaa K	14	8
	E P Norberg	7	6						5	Han QX	21	21
	T Naluwooza	7	15							Tung C-t	18	13
	J Silvennoinen	21	21		J Silvennoinen	5	9
	C Lourenço	3	13		Tung C-t	21	21
	Tung C-t	21	21											5	Han QX	11	11
10	T Ng	21	21												A Kurihara	21	21
	K Ea	15	13	10	T Ng	21	15	21
	Lui L L	21	21		Lui L L	7	21	13
	P Meszaros	11	18						10	T Ng	10	21	14
	A S Fatetani	21	21							A Kurihara	21	18	21
	D Stognija	6	8		A S Fatetani	16	16
	K Darkhanbaatar	5	1		A Kurihara	21	21
	A Kurihara	21	21

Section 3

First Round				Second Round					Third Round					Fourth Round

				4	P K Wardani	21	21
	R Cameron	12	10		A Samin	13	13
	A Samin	21	21						4	P K Wardani	21	21
	D Chotonova	5	13							A Tan	12	7
	J Zhu	21	21		J Zhu	16	17
	A Tan	21	21		A Tan	21	21
	G Mamajanyan	6	10											4	P K Wardani	21	21
13	A Povanon	21	21												A Bhatt	11	15
	I Mendoza	13	9	13	A Povanon	21	15	21
	Tsai H-p	21	21		Tsai H-p	11	21	9
	C Wang	8	9						13	A Povanon	21	14	20
	L Solis	21	21							A Bhatt	14	21	22
	F M Rafi	8	17		L Solis	16	10
	B Teoh	12	10		A Bhatt	21	21
	A Bhatt	21	21

Section 4

First Round					Second Round				Third Round				Fourth Round

7	R Gunji	21	21
	S S Mehta	15	17		7	R Gunji	21	21
	S Golubickaite	23	15			M Mørk	5	6
	M Mørk	25	21						7	R Gunji	21	21
	P J Mudiyanselage	21	21							A Schulz	15	12
	A Vasileuskaya	13	15			P J Mudiyanselage	10	12
	A Schulz	21	14	21		A Schulz	21	21
	E Shi	17	21	10									7	R Gunji	13	21	21
15	C Lassaux	22	17											Tan N	21	13	19
	L Michalski	24	21			L Michalski	9	9
	Pui C W	13	12			Tan N	21	21
	Tan N	21	21							Tan N	21	21
	I Khan	16	21	11						Seo B-h	15	13
	Seo B-h	21	15	21		Seo B-h	21	21
	K Ollaberganova	7	10			J Kelavuori	3	8
	J Kelavuori	21	21

Bottom half

Section 5

First Round					Second Round					Third Round					Fourth Round

	L Rodriguez	21	21
	Wong C W	8	1			L Rodriguez	21	11	22
	E Tiraturyan	7	1			E Urell	17	21	20
	E Urell	21	21								L Rodriguez	8	9
	R Sugden	21	21							11	Dai W	21	21
	A Rulle-Titava	8	6			R Sugden	15	18
	R Üprus	5	5		11	Dai W	21	21
11	Dai W	21	21												11	Dai W	21	17	21
	G Sotiriou	21	21												8	Y E Setiawan	18	21	12
	H Kobugabe	13	9			G Sotiriou	16	16
	P Reyes	21	16	5		F Lund	21	21
	F Lund	14	21	21							F Lund	21	9	8
	M M Khairul	21	20	21						8	Y E Setiawan	18	21	21'
	V Kozyreva	18	22	18		M M Khairul	14	16
	M Versteeg	12	13		8	Y E Setiawan	21	21
8	Y E Setiawan	21	21

Section 6

First Round				Second Round				Third Round				Fourth Round

	T Vasikkaniemi	24	21
	V Li-Zhe-Yu	22	13		T Vasikkaniemi	4	8
	J Franconville	14	4		T Mir	21	21
	T Mir	21	21						T Mir	13	19
	M Lee	21	21					12	Hung E-t	21	21
	V Tarusava	11	13		M Lee	5	13
	K Prus	6	4	12	Hung E-t	21	21
12	Hung E-t	21	21									12	Hung E-t	12	21	21
	WY Zhang	21	21									3	B Aimsaard	21	17	11
	K Sugiyama	12	15		WY Zhang	21	21
	D Danilenko	10	18		Choi H-w	9	18
	Choi H-w	21	21						WY Zhang	12	14
	A Fernandes	15	6					3	B Aimsaard	21	21
	D Dias	21	21		D Dias	10	15
				3	B Aimsaard	21	21

Section 7

First Round					Second Round				Third Round					Fourth Round

	A Yu	17	21	21
	S Macsali	21	18	5		A Yu	12	17
	R Chan	23	21			R Chan	21	21
	A-K Spöri	21	12							R Chan	21	18	12
	D Moiseenko	7	13						14	S Widjaja	19	21	21
	Ong X Q	21	21			Ong X Q	12	10
	Huang C-p	21	14	7	14	S Widjaja	21	21
14	S Widjaja	17	21	21										14	S Widjaja	21	21
	E-A Diordiev	12	9											6	V Sandorhazi	12	16
	T Hegde	21	21			T Hegde	21	21
	Tan Z Y	21	26			Tan Z Y	13	12
	Kim A-l	19	24							T Hegde	16	12
	R Cloteaux-Foucault	21	21						6	V Sandorhazi	21	21
	E Smith	6	12			R Cloteaux-Foucault	13	14
	F Saponara	14	15		6	V Sandorhazi	21	21
6	V Sandorhazi	21	21

Section 8

First Round				Second Round					Third Round				Fourth Round

	K Zuzáková	21	21
	L Bu	4	11		K Zuzáková	23	20
	M Golubeva	21	21		M Golubeva	25	22
	G Mockute	7	6							M Golubeva	13	13
	C Uchiyama	21	21							C Uchiyama	21	21
	Cheng S Y	14	12		C Uchiyama	21	16	21
	S Grundtvig	21	21		S Grundtvig	13	21	8
16	M Schnider	13	11											C Uchiyama	18	15
	A Setien	21	21										2	Zhou M	21	21
	S Sodikova	15	13		A Setien	21	11	21
	A Kupča	18	18		M Ilango	15	21	18
	M Ilango	21	21							A Setien	9	12
	M Lkhagvasuren	8	4						2	Zhou M	21	21
	M Afonso	21	21		M Afonso	8	6
				2	Zhou M	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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