2023 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Boys' singles

2023 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Boys' singles
Tournament details
Dates	12 – 16 July 2023
Edition	23rd
Level	International
Venue	Among Rogo Sports Hall
Location	Yogyakarta, Indonesia
← 2019 Suzhou	2024 →

Last updated January 24, 2025

The boys' singles tournament of the 2023 Badminton Asia Junior Championships will be held from 12 to 16 July. Kunlavut Vitidsarn from Thailand clinched this title in the last edition in 2019 before COVID-19 pandemic.

Seeds

Seeds were announced on 20 June.^[1]Click on the seed number of a player to go to their draw section.

1.

Bharath Latheesh (Second round)

2.

Eogene Ewe (Third round)

3. Hu Zhean (Champion)

4.

Marcus Lau Jun Hui (Third round)

5.

Wang Zijun (Semi-finals)

6.

Wongsup Wongsup-in (Fourth round)

7.

Muhammad Faiq (Fourth round)

8.

Yudai Okimoto (Final)

9.

Alwi Farhan (Semi-finals)

10.

Ayush Shetty (Third round)

11.

Lakshay Sharma (Third round)

12.

Nachakorn Pusri (Third round)

13.

Daigo Tanioka (Fourth round)

14.

Patcharakit Apiratchataset (Fourth round)

15.

Lok Hong Quan (Second round)

16.

Bodhi Ratana Teja Gotama (Fourth round)

Draw

Finals

Quarter-finals				Semi-finals					Final

	Huang Jiaming	15	16

9	Alwi Farhan	21	21
				9	Alwi Farhan	17	13

				3	Hu Zhean	21	21
3	Hu Zhean	21	21

	Zhang Ning	17	19
									3	Hu Zhean	13	21	21

									8	Yudai Okimoto	21	14	14
5	Wang Zijun	21	21

	Prahdiska Bagas Shujiwo	17	15
				5	Wang Zijun	20	21	15

				8	Yudai Okimoto	22	13	21
8	Yudai Okimoto	21	22

	Zhang Zhijie	17	20

Top half

Section 1

First round	Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	1	B Latheesh	15	18

		Huang JM	21	21



							Huang JM	21	10	22

							Z C Nugroho	16	21	20



		S S M S Ullah	15	12

		Z C Nugroho	21	21



												Huang JM	21	21

												Cho H-w	16	17



	15	Lok H Q	21	11	6

		Cho H-w	16	21	21



							Cho H-w	21	21

							A Herath	16	5



		A Herath	21	21	21

		J R Pandi	16	23	15

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

					6	W Wongsup-in	23	10	22
						K Kawano	21	21	20
										6	W Wongsup-in	21	16	21
											Le M S	7	21	13
						Le M S	21	21
						S Abhishek	7	13
															6	W Wongsup-in	9	13
															9	A Farhan	21	21
					9	A Farhan	21	23
						R Ng	9	21
										9	A Farhan	21	21
											Samarveer	15	19
						Awan U	19	19
	I Ermadena					Samarveer	21	21
	Samarveer	w	/	o

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

					3	Hu ZA	21	21
						R Kalidasan	5	2
										3	Hu ZA	21	21
											J A U P Ayus	13	13
						Chung C	14	18
						J A U P Ayus	21	21
														3	Hu ZA	15	21	21
														13	D Tanioka	21	15	9
					13	D Tanioka	21	21
						M Rupathunga	17	16
										13	D Tanioka	21	21
											Yoon H-s	14	15
						Yoon H-s	21	13	21
	Lin Y-c	w	/	o		Lin Y-c	19	21	10
	M T Ermadena

Section 4

First round				Second round					Third round				Fourth round

				7	M Faiq	21	21
					Z Ubaidillah	7	19
									7	M Faiq	21	21
										R I Ramos	12	13
					R I Ramos	17	21	21
					J Tay R H	21	14	15
													7	M Faiq	8	18
														Zhang N	21	21
				11	L Sharma	21	21
					M N I Joy	9	9
									11	L Sharma	16	8
										Zhang N	21	21
					C Sootlake	8	11
	Nguyễn V M	14	17		Zhang N	21	21
	Zhang N	21	21

Bottom half

Section 5

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	Yung K T	21	11	18
	Y Nakagawa	18	21	21		Y Nakagawa	21	21
						Sng W M	18	13
											Y Nakagawa	21	20	21
										10	A Shetty	19	22	16
						M R Al Fajri	14	21	19
					10	A Shetty	21	18	21
																Y Nakagawa	21	12	12
															5	Wang ZJ	16	21	21
						S Ahmed	5	11
						Park S-j	21	21
											Park S-j	15	12
										5	Wang ZJ	21	21
						Tran Q K	19	15
					5	Wang ZJ	21	21

Section 6

First round				Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	Nguyễn H T S	11	10
	Ma C-y	21	21		Ma C-y	21	23
					D Vishnu	15	21
										Ma C-y	13	21	21
									12	N Pusri	21	18	18
					Lam K T	14	21	16
				12	N Pusri	21	15	21
															Ma C-y	13	7
															P B Shujiwo	21	21
					P B Shujiwo	21	21
					Lee J J	15	10
										P B Shujiwo	21	21
									4	M Lau	17	14
					S Majeed	9	12
				4	M Lau	21	21

Section 7

First round				Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	Moon J-w	21	21
	S Fernando	13	19		Moon J-w	w	/	o
					M A S Sofian
										Moon J-w	15	21	14
									14	P Apiratchataset	21	19	21
					Tran H K	21	12	19
				14	P Apiratchataset	14	21	21
														14	P Apiratchataset	14	17
														8	Y Okimoto	21	21
					Z Quiambao	21	12	16
					Chua M H	10	21	21
										Chua M H	6	12
									8	Y Okimoto	21	21
					D Negi	13	13
				8	Y Okimoto	21	21

Section 8

First round				Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	S Rukcharoen	21	21
	A Menon	13	19		S Rukcharoen	14	21	21
					Liu Y	21	17	17
										S Rukcharoen	18	21	15
									16	B R T Gotama	21	17	21
					Deng C F	14	7
				16	B R T Gotama	21	21
														16	B R T Gotama	16	15
															Zhang ZJ	21	21
					Zhang ZJ	21	21
					R Sato	17	10
										Zhang ZJ	21	21
									2	E Ewe	16	8
					S Naim Uddin	6	8
				2	E Ewe	21	21

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