2023 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Girls' singles

2023 Badminton Asia Junior Championships – Girls' 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 December 20, 2024

The girls' singles tournament of the 2023 Badminton Asia Junior Championships will be held from 12 to 16 July. Zhou Meng from China 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.

0 1.

Tomoka Miyazaki (Quarter-finals)

0 2.

Sirada Roongpiboonsopit (Quarter-finals)

0 3.

Pitchamon Opatniput (Withdrew)

0 4.

Sarunrak Vitidsarn (Withdrew)

0 5.

Tara Shah (Fourth round)

0 6. Mutiara Ayu Puspitasari (Champion)

0 7.

Mihane Endo (Third round)

0 8.

Ong Xin Yee (Fourth round)

0 9.

Xu Wenjing (Semi-finals)

10.

Megan Lee Xin Yi (Second round)

11.

Rakshitha Sree Santhosh Ramraj (Fourth round)

12.

Wang Yu-si (Third round)

13.

Siti Zulaikha (Fourth round)

14.

Kim Min-ji (Final)

15.

Ung Yi Xing (Fourth round)

16.

Ruzana (Quarter-finals)

Draw

Finals

Quarter-finals					Semi-finals					Final

1	Tomoka Miyazaki	12	21	21

9	Xu Wenjing	21	17	23
					9	Xu Wenjing	17	21	16

					14	Kim Min-ji	21	17	21
14	Kim Min-ji	21	21

16	Ruzana	10	5
										14	Kim Min-ji	11	17

										6	Mutiara Ayu Puspitasari	21	21
6	Mutiara Ayu Puspitasari	17	21	21

	Huang Linran	21	19	19
					6	Mutiara Ayu Puspitasari	22	21

						Shou Qunyu	20	13
	Shou Qunyu	21	21

2	Sirada Roongpiboonsopit	17	16

Top half

Section 1

First round	Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	1	T Miyazaki	21	21

		Le N V	8	15



						1	T Miyazaki	9	21	21

							C M Handoyo	21	13	18



		M Omer Khan	5	16

		C M Handoyo	21	21



											1	T Miyazaki	21	21

											15	Ung Y X	8	14



	15	Ung Y X	21	18	21

		Chia X Y	7	21	15



						15	Ung Y X	21	19	21

							S Sombutwatthananukool	19	21	16



		S Sombutwatthananukool	19	21	21

		Lo S T	21	15	8

Section 2

First round	Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	5	T Shah	w	/	o
		T Saeheng
						5	T Shah	21	21
							M Kohara	6	17
		M Kohara	21	21
		S De Silva	8	13
										5	T Shah	13	8
										9	Xu WJ	21	21
	9	Xu WJ	19	22	21
		Kim D-y	21	20	11
						9	Xu WJ	21	21
							Peng Y-w	11	15
		D T Wulandari	20	9
		Peng Y-w	22	21

Section 3

First round	Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	3	P Opatniput
		S Rajbongshi	w	/	o
							S Rajbongshi	5	8
							R Liyanage	21	21
		R Liyanage	21	21
		A Liu H K	16	11
											R Liyanage	8	14
										14	Kim M-j	21	21
	14	Kim M-j	21	23
		Dai QY	16	21
						14	Kim M-j	21	21
							A Kharb	14	9
		A Raj	7	8
		A Kharb	21	21

Section 4

First round				Second round					Third round					Fourth round

				8	Ong X Y	21	21
					S Sreejith Parol	13	14
									8	Ong X Y	18	21	21
										Tran T A	21	10	17
					Tran T A	21	21
					N Palliyaguruge	8	18
														8	Ong X Y	20	20
														11	Ruzana	22	22
				11	Ruzana	w	/	o
					K I Zapanta
									11	Ruzana	21	21
										R Hiramoto	17	19
					R Hiramoto	21	25
	Wang P-y	21	21		Wang P-y	18	23
	Liang KW	17	12

Bottom half

Section 5

First round				Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	A D Ocampo	6	10
	Kim M-s	21	21		Kim M-s	21	21
					Chan W L	11	15
										Kim M-s	21	21
									12	Wang Y-s	17	12
					Oo S Z
				12	Wang Y-s	w	/	o
														Kim M-s	15	17
													6	M A Puspitasari	21	21
					J Akter Kona	6	3
					Pan HY	21	21
										Pan HY	18	16
									6	M A Puspitasari	21	21
					N Matsuta	18	18
				6	M A Puspitasari	21	21

Section 6

First round	Second round					Third round				Fourth round

		S D Gurav	10	18
		C Tee	21	21
							C Tee	8	10
						11	R S Santhosh Ramraj	21	21
		Bui B P	17	15
	11	R S Santhosh Ramraj	21	21
										11	R S Santhosh Ramraj	15	13
											Huang LR	21	21
		P Wijesundara	9	9
		T R Wiryawan	21	21
							T R Wiryawan	15	18
							Huang LR	21	21
		Huang LR	w	/	o
	4	S Vitidsarn

Section 7

First round	Second round					Third round					Fourth round

		Shou QY	21	21
		I Hewagallage	6	4
							Shou QY	21	21
							Kim T-y	10	17
		Kim T-y	19	21	21
	10	M Lee X Y	21	10	14
												Shou QY	22	21
												Hsieh Y-e	20	16
		Hsieh Y-e	21	21
		C R Fuentespina	2	8
							Hsieh Y-e	20	21	21
						7	M Endo	22	19	18
		S T Mahesi	14	13
	7	M Endo	21	21

Section 8

First round	Second round				Third round					Fourth round

		A M Arjisetya	21	25
		Huỳnh K M	3	23
						A M Arjisetya	13	19
					13	S Zulaikha	21	21
		M M Biswas	5	9
	13	S Zulaikha	21	21
										13	S Zulaikha	21	18	19
										2	S Roongpiboonsopit	17	21	21
		S Valishetty	21	21
		N Rajesh	14	11
						S Valishetty	13	21	16
					2	S Roongpiboonsopit	21	16	21
		Wong Y	11	12
	2	S Roongpiboonsopit	21	21

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