2022 BWF World Junior Championships – Mixed doubles

2022 BWF World Junior Championships – Mixed 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 August 16, 2023

The mixed doubles of the tournament 2022 BWF World Junior Championships is an individual badminton tournament to crowned the best mixed 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 at the Palacio de Deportes de Santander, Spain.^[2] The defending champions were Feng Yanzhe and Lin Fangling from China, but they were not eligible to participate this year.^[3]

Seeds

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0 1.

Jarne Schlevoigt / Julia Meyer (second round)

0 2.

Lucas Renoir / Téa Margueritte (fourth round)

0 3.

Hjalte Johansen / Emma Irring Braüner (quarter-finals)

0 4.

Maël Cattoen / Camille Pognante (third round)

0 5.

Rubén García / Lucía Rodríguez (third round)

0 6.

Noah Haase / Kirsten de Wit (second round)

0 7.

Keán Gábor Kígyós / Nikol Szabina Vetor (second round)

0 8.

Rodrigo Sanjurjo / Nikol Carulla (third round)

0 9.

Marwan Faza / Jessica Maya Rismawardani (fourth round)

10.

Jonathan Dresp / Anna Mejikovskiy (second round)

11.

Stanimir Terziev / Tsvetina Popivanova (third round)

12.

Samuel Jones / Estelle van Leeuwen (third round)

13.

Shunya Ota / Kanano Muroya (second round)

14.

Jaka Perič Marovt / Anja Jordan (second round)

15.

Scott Guildea / Sophia Noble (second round)

16.

Daniel Franco / Elena Payá (second round)

Draw

Finals

Quarter-finals					Semi-finals				Final

	Daigo Tanioka Maya Taguchi	16	21	21

	Shen Xuanyao Li Qian	21	13	23
						Shen Xuanyao Li Qian	18	18

						Zhu Yijun Liu Shengshu	21	21
	Park Beom-soo Ko Hee-joo	18	19

	Zhu Yijun Liu Shengshu	21	21
										Zhu Yijun Liu Shengshu	21	18	21

										Liao Pinyi Huang Kexin	10	21	10
	Yu Hao Qin Huizhi	18	21	21

3	Hjalte Johansen Emma Irring Braüner	21	13	15
						Yu Hao Qin Huizhi	19	19

						Liao Pinyi Huang Kexin	21	21
	Liao Pinyi Huang Kexin	21	21

	Zaidan Arrafi Nabawi Felisha Pasaribu	19	18

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

					1	J Schlevoigt J Meyer	16	6

						D Tanioka M Taguchi	21	21
	D Tanioka M Taguchi	21	21

	E Maublanc J Lesourd	5	11
											D Tanioka M Taguchi	21	21

											Chang H-y Chen Y-s	17	19
	D Saribekyan S Boyajyan	8	8

	Chang H-y Chen Y-s	21	21
						Chang H-y Chen Y-s	21	21	21

						D Zhou J Dent	12	23	16
	D Zhou J Dent	21	21

	Y Mohamed J Abdelkader	12	12
															D Tanioka M Taguchi	21	21

															V Lai J Cheng	13	16



					15	S Guildea S Noble	10	21	16

						V Lai J Cheng	21	15	21
	V Lai J Cheng	21	21

	S Kadlec O Kadlecová	12	17
											V Lai J Cheng	22	21

											T Meechai F Korpthammakit	20	18
	T Meechai F Korpthammakit	21	21

	D Kwinta J Podedworny	17	10
						T Meechai F Korpthammakit	21	10	21

						Cho S-h Kim Y-r	14	21	13
	Cho S-h Kim Y-r	15	21	21

	V Thathineni S Narayanan	21	12	10

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

					6	N Haase K de Wit	14	15

						Shen XY Li Q	21	21
	Shen XY Li Q	21	21

	M Vestergaard K Vang	12	17
											Shen XY Li Q	21	21

											A K-S Mar N Chi	13	5
	S Samararatne V Jayawardana	11	6

	A K-S Mar N Chi	21	21
						A K-S Mar N Chi	21	21

						O Zhao YL Zhang	6	9
	D Smutný K Koliášová	19	17

	O Zhao YL Zhang	21	21
															Shen XY Li Q	21	21

															T Tianchan S S Wedler	7	9



					11	S Terziev T Popivanova	21	21

						M Kis-Kasza T Orosz	18	16
	D Ström A Magnusson	21	18	17

	M Kis-Kasza T Orosz	16	21	21
										11	S Terziev T Popivanova	9	11

											T Tianchan S S Wedler	21	21
	N Yeromenko V Frolova	8	18

	Chen Y-y Yang Z-s	21	21
						Chen Y-y Yang Z-s	21	16	18

						T Tianchan S S Wedler	16	21	21
	T Tianchan S S Wedler	21	21

	R Schmalz M E Teller	15	7

Section 3

First round					Second round				Third round					Fourth round

					4	M Cattoen C Pognante	21	21

						A Viale R Munar	12	9
	A Viale R Munar	21	21

	E Meirans A Kupča	14	15
									4	M Cattoen C Pognante	11	15

										Park B-s Ko H-j	21	21
	P Wellalage R Liyanage	23	21

	Lam K T A Liu	21	12
						P Wellalage R Liyanage	12	6

						Park B-s Ko H-j	21	21
	K Li N Nyqvist	16	11

	Park B-s Ko H-j	21	21
															Park B-s Ko H-j	21	21

															J Søby S Røjkjær	19	12



					12	S Jones E van Leeuwen	21	21

						M Koroša K Matovič	15	10
	G Ter-Karapetyan E Zumbulidze	12	10

	M Koroša K Matovič	21	21
									12	S Jones E van Leeuwen	18	21	14

										J Søby S Røjkjær	21	18	21
	J Søby S Røjkjær	16	21	21

	A S Siregar F Abela	21	15	7
						J Søby S Røjkjær	21	21

						T Fjeldheim K Ødegårdstuen	7	11
	T Fjeldheim K Ødegårdstuen	21	21

	E T Briem H E Ingvarsdóttir	18	8

Section 4

First round					Second round				Third round				Fourth round

					8	R Sanjurjo N Carulla	21	21

						O Titov S Lavrova	19	18
	O Titov S Lavrova	21	21

	D Maia M Fortunato	8	5
									8	R Sanjurjo N Carulla	12	13

										R Ramanda A P Dania	21	21
	M Rodrigues B Roberto

	S Noor Li ZY	w	/	o
						S Noor Li ZY	13	12

						R Ramanda A P Dania	21	21
	Z Podgoršek S Alič	13	19

	R Ramanda A P Dania	21	21
														R Ramanda A P Dania	15	15

														Zhu YJ Liu SS	21	21



					16	D Franco E Payá	9	21

						Choi J S Lai T C	21	23
	Choi J S Lai T C	21	21

	H Yvonet H Curet	7	11
										Choi J S Lai T C	8	6

										Zhu YJ Liu SS	21	21
	K Iwano R Kiyama	21	21

	R Tang C Tan	10	17
						K Iwano R Kiyama	16	11

						Zhu YJ Liu SS	21	21
	Zhu YJ Liu SS	21	21

	R Zugs A Babre	4	9

Bottom half

Section 5

First round					Second round				Third round					Fourth round

	Fu C P Chan W L	21	21

	C Spaans M Loos	13	12
						Fu C P Chan W L	12	4

						Park S-j Choi K-j	21	21
	Park S-j Choi K-j	21	21

	R Pavlík L Výbochová	10	7
										Park S-j Choi K-j	22	16	17

									9	M Faza J M Rismawardani	20	21	21
	A Schmidt E Pärsim	21	21

	F Tabini T Kasianov	9	13
						A Schmidt E Pärsim	9	8

					9	M Faza J M Rismawardani	21	21



														9	M Faza J M Rismawardani	19	21	26

															Yu H Qin HZ	21	15	28
	Yu H Qin HZ	21	21

	B Rolin K Henry	13	15
						Yu H Qin HZ	21	21

						M Molin S Strömvall	13	13
	R Andersson S Asfar	16	21	12

	M Molin S Strömvall	21	18	21
										Yu H Qin HZ	17	21	21

									5	R García L Rodríguez	21	14	18
	Y Stolovoi Y Kantemyr	21	21

	J B Lee C Dennis	19	19
						Y Stolovoi Y Kantemyr	7	18

					5	R García L Rodríguez	21	21

Section 6

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	R van Dalm F Wang	21	21

	N Franconville V Appenzeller	18	19
						R van Dalm F Wang	5	8

						S Inoue K Ishikawa	21	21
	S Inoue K Ishikawa	21	21

	J Yu D Nugroho	15	12
											S Inoue K Ishikawa	21	21

											Samarveer R Sharma	18	16
	J Melgaard M H Tommerup	21	17	19

	Samarveer R Sharma	10	21	21
						Samarveer R Sharma	18	21	21

					10	J Dresp A Mejikovskiy	21	19	17



															S Inoue K Ishikawa	17	16

														3	H Johansen E I Braüner	21	21
	T Sala A Rulle-Titava	10	13

	S Suchý M Telehaničová	21	21
						S Suchý M Telehaničová	20	15

						T Yimjit T Kleebyeesun	22	21
	M Hegazy G Elwazery	14	11

	T Yimjit T Kleebyeesun	21	21
											T Yimjit T Kleebyeesun	14	19

										3	H Johansen E I Braüner	21	21
	Lam T T Chan W L	15	18

	Yang C-h Lin Y-p	21	21
						Yang C-h Lin Y-p	15	13

					3	H Johansen E I Braüner	21	21

Section 7

First round				Second round				Third round					Fourth round

	M Harutyunyan L Smbatyan	6	16

	O Foo Li ZH	21	21
					O Foo Li ZH	13	11

					Liao PY Huang KX	21	21
	A Yuan J Wang	17	12

	Liao PY Huang KX	21	21
									Liao PY Huang KX	21	21

									J Prajogo Heng X E	18	15
	K Teiefitu M Gaillard	9	12

	J Prajogo Heng X E	21	21
					J Prajogo Heng X E	21	23

				14	J P Marovt A Jordan	9	21



														Liao PY Huang KX	21	21

														B Goonting Lee X J	17	17
	S Krax C Siebrecht	21	21

	D Tatevosiani M Ovasapyan	3	6
					S Krax C Siebrecht	16	10

					W Jintamuttha P Srisawat	21	21
	W Jintamuttha P Srisawat	21	21

	M J Hong K Ellingsen	13	13
									W Jintamuttha P Srisawat	13	21	16

									B Goonting Lee X J	21	16	21
	B Goonting Lee X J	21	21

	G I Helgason L Bu	5	13
					B Goonting Lee X J	21	21

				7	K G Kígyós N S Vetor	18	13

Section 8

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	H Tang K T Lee	17	21	21

	A Šulc K Osladilová	21	15	12
						H Tang K T Lee	21	18	21

						J Nguyen C Hoang	19	21	16
	J Nguyen C Hoang	18	21	21

	S Durand N Miyahira	21	19	15
											H Tang K T Lee	9	13

											Z A Nabawi F Pasaribu	21	21
	Z A Nabawi F Pasaribu	21	22

	Kim B-j Jeong D-y	18	20
						Z A Nabawi F Pasaribu	25	21

					13	S Ota K Muroya	23	19



															Z A Nabawi F Pasaribu	21	21

														2	L Renoir T Margueritte	14	14
	H Themas M Salu	21	21

	A Holmedal S Pedersen	13	13
						H Themas M Salu	19	21	24

						G Silva M Cabaço	21	17	26
	G Silva M Cabaço	21	21

	S Omar R Hussien	12	10
											G Silva M Cabaço	10	12

										2	L Renoir T Margueritte	21	21
	J Homer P Adhikari	20	16

	Low H C Chong J Y	21	22
						Low H C Chong J Y	15	12

					2	L Renoir T Margueritte	21	21

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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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