2022 BWF World Junior Championships – Boys' singles

2022 BWF World Junior Championships – Boys' singles
Tournament details
Dates	24 October 2022 –; 30 October 2022
Edition	22nd
Level	International
Venue	Palacio de Deportes de Santander
Location	Santander, Spain
← 2019 Kazan ; 2020 Auckland ; 2021 Chengdu	2023 Spokane →

Last updated October 11, 2023

The boys' singles of the tournament 2022 BWF World Junior Championships is an individual badminton tournament to crowned the best boys' singles under 19 player 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 champion was Kunlavut Vitidsarn from Thailand, but he was not eligible to participate this year.^[3]

Seeds

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

0 1.

Alex Lanier (quarter-finals)

0 2.

Alwi Farhan (second round)

0 3.

Justin Hoh (fourth round)

0 4.

Sankar Subramanian (final)

0 5.

Tauri Kilk (third round)

0 6.

Victor Lai (first round)

0 7.

Sanjeevi Padmanabhan Vasudevan (third round)

0 8.

Charles Fouyn (second round)

0 9.

Yeison del Cid (first round)

10.

Karim Krehemeier (first round)

11.

Bodhi Ratana Teja Gotama (fourth round)

12.

Luca Zhou (third round)

13.

Jakob Houe (third round)

14.

Christian Faust Kjær (third round)

15.

Noah Haase (second round)

16.

Alessandro Gozzini (second round)

Draw

Finals

Quarter-finals					Semi-finals					Final

1	Alex Lanier	21	19	17

	Kuo Kuan-lin	14	21	21
						Kuo Kuan-lin	16	21	21

						Kim Byung-jae	21	10	18
	Kim Byung-jae	21	21

	Cho Hyeon-woo	14	19
											Kuo Kuan-lin	21	22

										4	Sankar Subramanian	14	20
	Hu Zhean	18	21	16

4	Sankar Subramanian	21	8	21
					4	Sankar Subramanian	21	21

						Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul	13	15
	Pan Yinlong	20	19

	Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul	22	21

Top half

Section 1

First round				Second round					Third round				Fourth round

				1	A Lanier	21	21

					B Raghav	14	15
	M Pang	17	12

	B Rhagav	21	21
									1	A Lanier	21	21

										Zhu X C	17	16
	E Meirans	6	8

	Zhu X C	21	21
					Zhu X C	21	21

					N Nyqvist	10	10
	N Nyqvist	21	21

	H Themas	13	13
													1	A Lanier	21	17	21

													11	B R T Gotama	17	21	14
11	B R T Gotama	21	21

	J Pauquet	13	11
				11	B R T Gotama	21	19	21

					S Saito	19	21	19
	S Saito	21	21

	R Pavlík	9	8
									11	B R T Gotama	21	21

										S Suchý	10	4
	S Suchý	21	21

	E Ramstedt	9	18
					S Suchý	21	21

					D Dvořák	12	10
	A Huberty	13	16

	D Dvořák	21	21

Section 2

First round				Second round					Third round					Fourth round

8	C Fouyn	21	21

	A Könczöl	17	18
				8	C Fouyn	21	18	14

					Lam K T	19	21	21
	Lam K T	21	21

	G A Gigja	10	10
										Lam K T	9	15

										M Lau	21	21
	M Harutyunyan	9	7

	A Shetty	21	21
					A Shetty	22	15	18

					M Lau	20	21	21
	M Lau	21	21

	A Viale	13	8
															M Lau	15	16

															Kuo K L	21	21
12	L Zhou	21	21

	S Terziev	17	19
				12	L Zhou	21	21

					T Yimjit	18	13
	T Yimjit	21	21

	V Pontanosa	15	17
									12	L Zhou	21	12	8

										Kuo K L	11	21	21
	Kuo K L	21	21

	R Tan	14	12
					Kuo K L	21	21

					R van Dalm	6	5
	R van Dalm	21	21

	S Weerasekara	18	13

Section 3

First round				Second round				Third round					Fourth round

				3	J Hoh	21	21

					A K S Mar	19	10
	A K S Mar	21	21

	D Tatevosiani	8	2
								3	J Hoh	21	21

									Tsai C-h	13	10
	R Maciel	21	21

	F Tabini	14	17
					R Maciel	9	7

					Tsai C-h	21	21
	Lam T T	19	10

	Tsai C-h	21	21
													3	J Hoh	17	19

														Kim B-j	21	21
13	J Houe	21	21

	D Kopřiva	17	15
				13	J Houe	21	21

					O Zhao	8	16
	K L Lenarčič	12	13

	O Zhao	21	21
								13	J Houe	13	21	15

									Kim B-j	21	18	21
	Fu C P	21	21

	A Holmedal	13	9
					Fu C P	9	20

					Kim B-j	21	22
	I Nicolussi	7	7

	Kim B-j	21	21

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

5	T Kilk	21	21

	S Omar	12	11
					5	T Kilk	21	21

						S Perera	18	18
	S Perera	23	22

	D Franco	21	20
										5	T Kilk	16	14

											J Nguyen	21	21
	M Koroša	5	11

	M R Al Fajri	21	21
						M R Al Fajri	15	21	22

						J Nguyen	21	19	24
	M Hegazy	10	9

	J Nguyen	21	21
															J Nguyen	19	12

															Cho H-w	21	21
10	K Krehemeier	21	12	6

	A Prasertphetmanee	16	21	21
						A Prasertphetmanee	21	21

						T Lock	8	17
	T Lock	21	21

	E Maublanc	4	12
											A Prasertphetmanee	14	13

											Cho H-w	21	21
	G Silva	16	19

	N Franconville	21	21
						N Franconville	8	12

						Cho H-w	21	21
	Cho H-w	21	21

	O Titov	14	15

Bottom half

Section 5

First round				Second round				Third round				Fourth round

	T Rajakaruna	7	11

	Hu ZA	21	21
					Hu ZA	21	21

					R Ma	16	10
	R Ma	21	21

	G Ter-Karapetyan	7	5
									Hu ZA	21	21

									R Makboul	17	7
	R Makboul	21	21

	T Sala	11	12
					R Makboul	22	21

				16	A Gozzini	20	8
	T Fjeldheim	18	8

16	A Gozzini	21	21
													Hu ZA	21	21

													Wang ZJ	16	19
	K Goh	21	21

	B Rolin	12	16
					K Goh	13	9

					Wang Z J	21	21
	G I Helgason	7	4

	Wang Z J	21	21
									Wang Z J	22	21

								7	S P Vasudevan	20	14
	C Spaans	10	13

	A Morán	21	21
					A Morán	15	17

				7	S P Vasudevan	21	21
	D Smutný	17	11

7	S P Vasudevan	21	21

Section 6

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	A Mäki	26	8	20

	K Tóth	24	21	22
						K Tóth	17	5

						W Bøgebjerg	21	21
	S Kadlec	10	13

	W Bøgebjerg	21	21
											W Bøgebjerg	15	13

											N Pusri	21	21
	V Koluzaiev	21	21

	D Saribekyan	13	9
						V Koluzaiev	17	12

						N Pusri	21	21
	N Pusri	21	21

9	Y del Cid	12	13
															N Pusri	10	12

														4	S Subramanian	21	21
	E Hylander	21	21

	S Batalha	15	15
						E Hylander	16	21	20

						B Porto	21	17	22
	B Porto	21	21	21

	S Durand	19	23	19
											B Porto	4	5

										4	S Subramanian	21	21
	Z Podgoršek	11	15

	R Ng	21	21
						R Ng	13	8

					4	S Subramanian	21	21

Section 7

First round				Second round				Third round					Fourth round

	D Kwinta	15	17

	Kim T-r	21	21
					Kim T-r	21	21

					S Ogaki	17	19
	M Krisma	7	14

	S Ogaki	21	21
									Kim T-r	21	12	21

								14	C F Kjær	12	21	9
	N Dalvi	21	21

	T Barth	9	17
					N Dalvi	13	13

				14	C F Kjær	21	21
	M Vyshnevyi	11	7

14	C F Kjær	21	21
														Kim T-r	20	21	16

														Pan Y L	22	14	21
	A Chim	21	21

	E T Briem	16	18
					A Chim	11	13

					J Gunawan	21	21
	J Gunawan	21	21

	M Cheung	8	11
									J Gunawan	17	21	10

									Pan Y L	21	16	21
	L Pongratz	21	21

	H Yvonet	6	12
					L Pongratz	4	9

					Pan Y L	21	21
	Pan Y L	21	21

6	V Lai	13	10

Section 8

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	R Zugs	7	6

	Ariffin Z	21	21
						Ariffin Z	19	15

						E Ewe	21	21
	E Ewe	21	15	21

	K Sugawara	16	21	13
											E Ewe	21	22

											Ting Y-c	19	20
	Y Mohamed	9	16

	Ting Y-c	21	21
						Ting Y-c	21	21

					15	N Haase	19	16
	J Yu	11	15

15	N Haase	21	21
																E Ewe	18	17

																P Teeraratsakul	21	21
	L Joliat	14	11

	D Tanioka	21	21
						D Tanioka	18	21	17

						P B Shujiwo	21	16	21
	P B Shujiwo	21	21

	K Teiefitu	4	0
											P B Shujiwo	20	21	16

											P Teeraratsakul	22	9	21
	Park S-j	6	17

	P Teeraratsakul	21	21
						P Teeraratsakul	21	21

					2	A Farhan	17	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.
↑ Bell, Alex (12 October 2019). "Vitidsarn unstoppable at BWF World Junior Championships". Inside the Games . Retrieved 22 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] Bell, Alex (12 October 2019). "Vitidsarn unstoppable at BWF World Junior Championships". Inside the Games . Retrieved 22 October 2022.

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