2019 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Girls' singles

2019 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Girls' 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 July 27, 2023

The girls' singles tournament of the 2019 Badminton Asia Junior Championships will be held from 24 to 28 July. Wang Zhiyi from China clinched this title in the last edition.^[1]

Seeds

Seeds were announced on 2 July.^[2]

Phittayaporn Chaiwan (second round)
Zhou Meng (champion)
Putri Kusuma Wardani (quarterfinals)
Han Qianxi (final)
Benyapa Aimsaard (semifinals)
Lee So-yul (third round)
Yasnita Enggira Setiawan (second round)
Stephanie Widjaja (second round)

Draw

Finals

Quarterfinals				Semifinals					Final

	Tan Ning	21	21

	Kim Ga-lam	17	12
					Tan Ning	21	18	10

				4	Han Qianxi	11	21	21
4	Han Qianxi	21	21

	Wu Luoyu	14	19
									4	Han Qianxi	12	9

									2	Zhou Meng	21	21
5	Benyapa Aimsaard	21	21

3	Putri Kusuma Wardani	16	14
				5	Benyapa Aimsaard	10	18

				2	Zhou Meng	21	21
	Dai Wang	18	14

2	Zhou Meng	21	21

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					1	P Chaiwan	18	19
	Vũ T A T	11	21	19		M Bansod	21	21
	M Bansod	21	19	21							M Bansod	14	8
											Tan N	21	21
						Tung C-t	13	10
	Tan N	21	21			Tan N	21	21
	Pui C W	6	6													Tan N	21	21
																Kim G-l	17	12
					8	S Widjaja	19	22	15
	M K Myisha	13	15			Kim G-l	21	20	21
	Kim G-l	21	21								Kim G-l	10	21	21
											H S Cheng S Y	21	18	17
						H S Cheng S Y	21	21
	I Khan	21	21			I Khan	11	15
	K Darkhanbaatar	7	2

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

					4	Han QX	21	21
	A Bhatt	21	23			A Bhatt	13	15
	Choi H-j	17	21							4	Han QX	21	21
											L Karupathevan	12	18
						L Karupathevan	14	21	21
	Lui L L	21	16	17		D Dias	21	13	17
	D Dias	18	21	21											4	Han QX	21	21
																Wu LY	14	19
					7	Y E Setiawan	18	11
	Huang C-p	10	21			Wu LY	21	21
	Wu LY	21	23								Wu LY	19	21	21
	A Povanon	21	21								A Povanon	21	13	12
	Ong X Q	11	10			A Povanon	21	21
	Nguyễn T N L	21	21			Nguyễn T N L	7	4
	S Rajbanshi	9	12

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

	I Liau B Y	12	13
	U Bisht	21	21			U Bisht	21	21
	Ng T Y	21	21			Ng T Y	6	10
	J Gurung	9	8								U Bisht	8	13
	M Lee X	22	20	21						5	B Aimsaard	21	21
	Thân V A	20	22	17		M Lee X	8	16
					5	B Aimsaard	21	21
														5	B Aimsaard	21	21
	Hung E-t	21	21											3	P K Wardani	16	14
	M Lkhagvasuren	2	4			Hung E-t	21	12	21
						Wu YQ	16	21	15
											Hung E-t	15	16
	Chung D-j	21	21							3	P K Wardani	21	21
	Y Kuruppu	2	6			Chung D-j	14	17
					3	P K Wardani	21	21

Section 4

First round				Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

	N Safaei	8	10
	Dai W	21	21		Dai W	21	21
					Tan Z Y	15	6
									Dai W	21	21
	Chiu J Y	10	7					6	Lee S-y	14	13
	P Choeikeewong	21	21		P Choeikeewong	9	7
				6	Lee S-y	21	21
														Dai W	18	14
	A G Maheswari	21	21										2	Zhou M	21	21
	S S Mehta	19	5		A G Maheswari	21	21
					Wong C W	6	9
									A G Maheswari	17	21	10
	A Rawat	21	21					2	Zhou M	21	16	21
	Yeo Y-c	13	10		A Rawat	10	14
				2	Zhou M	21	21

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References

↑ "Results | Badminton Asia Junior Championships 2018 ( Individual Event)". bwfbadminton.com. Retrieved 13 July 2019.
↑ Individual events seeds

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[1] "Results | Badminton Asia Junior Championships 2018 ( Individual Event)". bwfbadminton.com. Retrieved 13 July 2019.

[is-2] Individual events seeds

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Events at the 2019 Badminton Asia Junior Championships

Singles	Boys'	Girls'
Doubles	Boys'	Girls'	Mixed