2022 BWF World Junior Championships – Girls' doubles

2022 BWF World Junior Championships – Girls' doubles
Tournament details
Dates	24 October 2022 –; 30 October 2022
Edition	22nd
Level	International
Venue	Palacio de Deportes de Santander
Location	Santander, Spain
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Last updated May 14, 2024

The girls' doubles of the tournament 2022 BWF World Junior Championships is an individual badminton tournament to crowned the best girls' doubles under 19 pair across the BWF associate members around the world. Players will compete to win the Eye Level Cup presented by the former BWF President and chairman of the World Youth Culture Foundation, Kang Young Joong.^[1] The tournament will be held from 24 to 30 October 2022 in the Palacio de Deportes de Santander, Spain.^[2] The defending champions are Lin Fangling and Zhou Xinru from China, but they were not eligible to participate this year.^[3]

Seeds

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

0 1.

Meilysa Trias Puspita Sari / Rachel Allessya Rose (final)

0 2.

Nikol Carulla / Lucía Rodríguez (second round)

0 3.

Lisa Curtin / Estelle van Leeuwen (fourth round)

0 4.

Malya Hoareau / Camille Pognante (quarter-finals)

0 5.

Lucie Amiguet / Vera Appenzeller (third round)

0 6.

Anisanaya Kamila / Az Zahra Ditya Ramadhani (fourth round)

0 7.

Émilie Drouin / Téa Margueritte (fourth round)

0 8.

Lucie Krulová / Petra Maixnerová (third round)

0 9.

Fernanda Munar / Rafaela Munar (second round)

10.

Mihaela Chepisheva / Tsvetina Popivanova (second round)

11.

Julia Meyer / Cara Siebrecht (fourth round)

12.

Kirsten de Wit / Meerte Loos (second round)

13.

Kateřina Koliášová / Kateřina Osladilová (third round)

14.

Madalena Fortunato / Beatriz Roberto (second round)

15.

Rui Kiyama / Kanano Muroya (semi-finals)

16.

Arlya Nabila Thesa Munggaran / Agnia Sri Rahayu (fourth round)

Draw

Finals

Quarter-finals					Semi-finals					Final

1	Meilysa Trias Puspita Sari Rachel Allessya Rose	21	21

	Kim Ye-ri Ko Hee-joo	13	13
					1	Meilysa Trias Puspita Sari Rachel Allessya Rose	12	21	21

					15	Rui Kiyama Kanano Muroya	21	19	14
15	Rui Kiyama Kanano Muroya	21	18	21

	Nicole Gonzalez Chan Yang Chu-yun	16	21	17
										1	Meilysa Trias Puspita Sari Rachel Allessya Rose	14	16

											Liu Shengshu Wang Tingge	21	21
	Kokona Ishikawa Riko Kiyose	21	21

4	Malya Hoareau Camille Pognante	19	18
						Kokona Ishikawa Riko Kiyose	21	13	17

						Liu Shengshu Wang Tingge	17	21	21
	Puttita Phanthui Patida Srisawat	15	13

	Liu Shengshu Wang Tingge	21	21

Top half

Section 1

First round				Second round				Third round					Fourth round

				1	M T Puspita Sari R A Rose	21	21

					V Frolova S Lavrova	11	13



								1	M T Puspita Sari R A Rose	21	22

									C Ho E Lin	9	20



					C Ho E Lin	21	21

					Chan W L A Liu H K	12	7



													1	M T Puspita Sari R A Rose	21	21

													11	J Meyer C Siebrecht	13	14



				11	J Meyer C Siebrecht	21	21

					E Berik E Pärsim	13	7



								11	J Meyer C Siebrecht	21	18	21

									Chia X Y Heng X E	19	21	19



					J Abdelkader G Elwazery	6	15

					Chia X Y Heng X E	21	21
	O Kadlecova L Vybochova	15	18

	Chia X Y Heng X E	21	21

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

					8	L Krulová P Maixnerová	21	16	21

						J Cheng S Nong	15	21	17



										8	L Krulová P Maixnerová	20	6

											Kim Y-r Ko H-j	22	21



						T Kasianov N Miyahira	5	7

						Kim Y-r Ko H-j	21	21



															Kim Y-r Ko H-j	22	16	21

														16	A N T Munggaran A S Rahayu	20	21	16



					16	A N T Munggaran A S Rahayu	22	21

						Li HZ Liao LX	20	14



										16	A N T Munggaran A S Rahayu	21	21

											V Gobi Lee X J	14	13



						P Hart N S Vetor	14	13

						V Gobi Lee X J	21	21
	V Gobi Lee X J	19	21	21

	T Klomyong S Pirabran	21	17	17

Section 3

First round				Second round					Third round					Fourth round

				3	L Curtin E van Leeuwen	21	21

					A Caballero E Payá	11	18



									3	L Curtin E van Leeuwen	21	15	21

										Luo Y Wang Y D	18	21	16



					Luo Y Wang Y D	21	21

					H Curet M Gaillard	6	8



														3	L Curtin E van Leeuwen	18	24	13

														15	R Kiyama K Muroya	21	22	21



				15	R Kiyama K Muroya	21	21

					A Kupča A Rulle-Titava	5	7



									15	R Kiyama K Muroya	21	21

										V Jayawardana R Liyanage	10	7



					V Jayawardana R Liyanage	20	21	25

					S Alič Anja Jordan	22	19	23
	D Nugroho C Tan	19	13

	S Alič Anja Jordan	21	21

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

					7	É Drouin T Margueritte	21	21

						K Ødegårdstuen K Ellingsen	15	10



										7	É Drouin T Margueritte	18	21	21

											S Balaji S Narayanan	21	16	17



						S Balaji S Narayanan	21	21

						A Boonen T van Wonterghem	13	8
	A Boonen T van Wonterghem	22	16	23

	A Magnusson S Strömvall	20	21	21
															7	É Drouin T Margueritte	9	16

																N G Chan Yang C-y	21	21



					12	K de Wit M Loos	21	15	13

						L Hvid S Røjkjær	19	21	21



											L Hvid S Røjkjær	18	12

											N G Chan Yang C-y	21	21



						P Saarnivaara O Tapola	7	9

						N G Chan Yang C-y	21	21
	N G Chan Yang C-y	21	21	21

	Kim M-j Kim M-s	23	17	15

Bottom half

Section 5

First round				Second round				Third round				Fourth round

	E I Braüner F Østergaard	14	15

	K Ishikawa R Kiyose	21	21
					K Ishikawa R Kiyose	21	21

					S Go Y Zhang	7	5



									K Ishikawa R Kiyose	21	21

									A Lehmann A Mejikovskiy	7	17



					A Lehmann A Mejikovskiy	21	24

				9	F Munar R Munar	19	22



													K Ishikawa R Kiyose	21	21

												6	A Kamila A Z D Ramadhani	12	17
	M Ovasapyan E Zumbulidze	4	6

	Chan W L Liang K W	21	21
					Chan W L Liang K W	21	21

					L Bu H E Ingvarsdóttir	8	9



									Chan W L Liang K W	10	10

								6	A Kamila A Z D Ramadhani	21	21



					N Bedič K Matovič	10	8

				6	A Kamila A Z D Ramadhani	21	21

Section 6

First round				Second round				Third round				Fourth round

	L Lee T Parab	21	21

	S Asfar H Santalahti	10	7
					L Lee T Parab	19	19

					M H Tommerup K Vang	21	21



									M H Tommerup K Vang	21	21

								13	K Koliášová K Osladilová	13	15



					T Orosz Z Szabó	11	18

				13	K Koliášová K Osladilová	21	21



													M H Tommerup K Vang	18	16

												4	M Hoareau C Pognante	21	21



					S Flynn S Noble	21	21

					S Slosiariková M Telehaničová	15	13



									S Flynn S Noble	17	13

								4	M Hoareau C Pognante	21	21



					Ong X Y C Ting	16	21

				4	M Hoareau C Pognante	21	23

Section 7

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	K Ilves M E Teller	12	7

	P Pattanawaritthipan N Samart	21	21
						P Pattanawaritthipan N Samart	21	13	21

						I Baruah D Sihag	15	21	18



											P Pattanawaritthipan N Samart	8	18

											Lin Y-h Wang Y-z	21	21



						Lin Y-h Wang Y-z	21	21

					10	M Chepisheva T Popivanova	15	12



															Lin Y-h Wang Y-z	13	16

															P Phanthui P Srisawat	21	21
	Li ZH Li ZY	21	15	21

	K T Lee A Yang	18	21	17
						Li ZH Li ZY	9	8

						P Phanthui P Srisawat	21	21



											P Phanthui P Srisawat	21	21

										5	L Amiguet V Appenzeller	18	9



						E Öhling E Ryberg	21	16	11

					5	L Amiguet V Appenzeller	15	21	21

Section 8

First round				Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	M Taguchi N Yamakita	21	21

	M Kragholm S Pedersen	6	6
					M Taguchi N Yamakita	21	21

					P Adhikari M M Nallaperuma Archchi	12	7



										M Taguchi N Yamakita	10	17

										Liu S S Wang T G	21	21



					Liu S S Wang T G	21	21

				14	M Fortunato B Roberto	2	1



														Liu S S Wang T G	21	21

														Choi K-j Jeong D-y	16	12



					S Boyajyan L Smbatyan	1	4

					Choi K-j Jeong D-y	21	21



										Choi K-j Jeong D-y	21	21

										J Dent C Lin	11	8



					J Dent C Lin	23	16	21

				2	N Carulla L Rodríguez	21	21	16

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References

↑ "New Eye Level Cups Donated for World Junior Championships 2022". Badminton World Federation. 29 December 2021. Archived from the original on 24 January 2022. Retrieved 27 October 2022.
↑ "BWF World Junior Championships 2022" (PDF). Badminton World Federation . Retrieved 4 October 2019.
↑ Sukumar, Dev (14 October 2019). "Lin Fang Ling achieves double – World Juniors: Finals". Badminton World Federation. Archived from the original on 23 September 2020. Retrieved 27 October 2022.

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[1] "New Eye Level Cups Donated for World Junior Championships 2022". Badminton World Federation. 29 December 2021. Archived from the original on 24 January 2022. Retrieved 27 October 2022.

[2] "BWF World Junior Championships 2022" (PDF). Badminton World Federation . Retrieved 4 October 2019.

[3] Sukumar, Dev (14 October 2019). "Lin Fang Ling achieves double – World Juniors: Finals". Badminton World Federation. Archived from the original on 23 September 2020. Retrieved 27 October 2022.

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