2019 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Boys' singles

2019 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Boys' singles
Tournament details
Dates	24 – 28 July 2019
Edition	22
Venue	Suzhou Olympic Sports Centre
Location	Suzhou, China
← 2018 South Tangerang	2023 Yogyakarta →

Last updated February 05, 2025

The boys' singles tournament of the 2019 Badminton Asia Junior Championships will be held from 24 to 28 July. Lakshya Sen from India clinched this title in the last edition.^[1]

Seeds

Seeds were announced on 2 July.^[2]

Kunlavut Vitidsarn (champion)
Christian Adinata (second round)
Syabda Perkasa Belawa (third round)
Liu Liang (final)
Li Yunze (semifinals)
Park Hyeon-seung (quarterfinals)
Yonathan Ramlie (third round)
Bobby Setiabudi (third round)

Draw

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final

1	Kunlavut Vitidsarn	21	21

	Ko Shing Hei	13	14
					1	Kunlavut Vitidsarn	21	16	21

					5	Li Yunze	17	21	14
	Ren Chengming	12	21	19

5	Li Yunze	21	19	21
										1	Kunlavut Vitidsarn	21	21

										4	Liu Liang	14	13
	Chiang Chien-wei	14	19

4	Liu Liang	21	21
					4	Liu Liang	21	21

						Su Li-yang	9	17
6	Park Hyeon-seung	14	21	14

	Su Li-yang	21	14	21

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					1	K Vitidsarn	18	21	21
	M Luwang	21	17	23		M Luwang	21	15	8
	Park S-y	18	21	21						1	K Vitidsarn	21	21
	Nguyễn T T	22	21								Yu S-p	19	14
	M Lim Y Z	20	12			Nguyễn T T	17	10
	M Hanif	8	7			Yu S-p	21	21
	Yu S-p	21	21											1	K Vitidsarn	21	21
															Ko S H	13	14
					8	B Setiabudi	21	13	21
	Kok J H	21	24			Kok J H	10	21	17
	Ye HK	16	22							8	B Setiabudi	19	21
	A Karami	11	6								Ko S H	21	23
	Ko S H	21	21			Ko S H	21	21
						Vong K W	9	12

Section 2

First round				Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

				3	S P Belawa	21	21
	D M Ng W S	21	21		D M Ng W S	19	17
	Lee R H	14	9						3	S P Belawa	12	21	9
										Ren CM	21	11	21
					Ren CM	21	16	21
	Jin Y	21	21		Jin Y	16	21	16
	G Singha	8	10												Ren CM	12	21	19
														5	Li YZ	21	19	21
				5	Li YZ	21	21
	Liao J-f	21	21		Liao J-f	11	16
	D Abeywickrama	9	17						5	Li YZ	21	21
	Hong F	10	13							N Mangkornloi	14	8
	N Mangkornloi	21	21		N Mangkornloi	21	21
	S Gupta	21	21		S Gupta	17	10
	P Maharjan	10	3

Bottom half

Section 3

First round				Second round				Third round				Quarterfinals

	Chiang C-w	21	21
	Ao F L	11	10		Chiang C-w	21	21
	S Lkhaasuren	13	6		Fazriq R	16	17
	Fazriq R	21	21						Chiang C-w	21	21
	S Subramanian	21	21					7	Y Ramlie	18	18
	Md. A H Lukman	1	10		S Subramanian	19	14
				7	Y Ramlie	21	21
													Chiang C-w	14	19
	Lee H-j	21	21									4	Liu L	21	21
	Poon C L	19	11		Lee H-j	17	16
	S Piyawatcharavijit	21	21		S Piyawatcharavijit	21	21
	Nguyễn Đ H	11	12						S Piyawatcharavijit	17	16
	B Lee	16	12					4	Liu L	21	21
	P Dahal	21	21		P Dahal	5	13
				4	Liu L	21	21

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	S Enkhbat	27	9	21
	Pui C C	25	21	19		S Enkhbat	11	7
	L de Silva	9	17			S Karunakaran	21	21
	S Karunakaran	21	21								S Karunakaran	21	10	7
	W Chuenkha	11	15							6	Park H-s	12	21	21
	Wang YF	21	21			Wang YF	16	16
					6	Park H-s	21	21
															6	Park H-s	14	21	14
	Su L-y	21	21													Su L-y	21	14	21
	J Gunawan	7	9			Su L-y	21	21
	K A Soad	8	12			N Yap	8	12
	N Yap	21	21								Su L-y	21	21
	Dong TY	14	21	21							Dong TY	17	17
	Lee S Y	21	13	16		Dong TY	21	10	21
					2	C Adinata	13	21	19

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References

↑ "Asian Junior Badminton 2018: Lakshya Sen justifies sweat and tears with hard-earned historic gold medal". Firstpost. Retrieved 13 July 2019.
↑ Individual events seeds

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[1] "Asian Junior Badminton 2018: Lakshya Sen justifies sweat and tears with hard-earned historic gold medal". Firstpost. Retrieved 13 July 2019.

[is-2] Individual events seeds

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