2024 BWF World Junior Championships – Boys' singles

2024 BWF World Junior Championships – Boys' singles
Tournament details
Dates	7 October 2024 –; 13 October 2024
Edition	24th
Level	International
Venue	Nanchang International Sports Center
Location	Nanchang, China
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Last updated December 20, 2024

The boys' singles of the tournament 2024 BWF World Junior Championships was 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 was held from 7 to 13 October 2024 in Nanchang International Sports Center, Nanchang, Jiangxi, China.^[2] The winner of the last edition was Alwi Farhan of Indonesia.^[3]

Seeds

0 1.

Hu Zhean (champion)

0 2.

Zaki Ubaidillah (semi-finals)

0 3.

Patcharakit Apiratchataset (fourth round)

0 4.

Wang Zijun (final)

0 5.

Bharath Latheesh (fourth round)

0 6.

Pranay Shettigar (quarter-finals)

0 7.

Mateusz Gołaś (fourth round)

0 8.

Chiang Tzu-chieh (quarter-finals)

0 9.

Muhammad Faiq (quarter-finals)

10.

Eakanath Kitkawinroj (fourth round)

11.

Richie Duta Richardo (quarter-finals)

12.

Arthur Tatranov (first round)

13.

Kazuma Kawano (fourth round)

14.

Simone Piccinin (third round)

15.

Tiago Berenguer (first round)

16.

Dhruv Negi (second round)

Draw

Finals

Quarter-finals				Semi-finals				Final

1	Hu Zhean	21	21

8	Chiang Tzu-chieh	15	16
				1	Hu Zhean	21	21

					Liu Yangmingyu	14	13
	Liu Yangmingyu	21	21

11	Richie Duta Richardo	18	19
								1	Hu Zhean	21	21

								4	Wang Zijun	15	18
6	Pranay Shettigar	9	16

4	Wang Zijun	21	21
				4	Wang Zijun	21	22

				2	Zaki Ubaidillah	19	20
9	Muhammad Faiq	18	15

2	Zaki Ubaidillah	21	21

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round				Third round					Fourth round

					1	Hu ZA	21	21

						L Douce	9	8
	L Douce	21	21

	E Hovhannisyan	5	8
									1	Hu ZA	21	14	21

										Li ZH	5	21	19
	H Takano	21	19	21

	A Lin	11	21	8
						H Takano	13	18

						Li ZH	21	21
	J X Tan	2	7

	Li ZH	21	21
														1	Hu ZA	21	21

														13	K Kawano	13	6
13	K Kawano	21	21

	S Samararatne	9	14
					13	K Kawano	21	21

						A Bedi	18	9
	A Bedi	21	21

	A Imanov	8	6
									13	K Kawano	24	21

										D Vishnu	22	17
	G Buendía	21	13	17

	N Shaine Lin	17	21	21
						N Shaine Lin	17	12

						D Vishnu	21	21
	D Vishnu	21	17	21

	S Dhand	12	21	15

Section 2

First round					Second round				Third round				Fourth round

					8	Chiang T-c	21	21

						A Schmidt	15	8
	J Ankrah

	A Schmidt	w	/	o
									8	Chiang T-c	21	21

										Sng W M	16	16
	A Galt	22	21

	V Ramsubhag	20	18
						A Galt	6	10

						Sng W M	21	21
	Sng W M	21	21

	J R Pandi	17	14
													8	Chiang T-c	17	21	21

														B R Oktora	21	9	13
15	T Berenguer	6	20

	B R Oktora	21	22
						B R Oktora	21	21

						S Batalha	10	5
	S Batalha	22	21

	T Sala	20	18
										B R Oktora	21	21

										T Nishio	17	11
	Trần Q K	21	21

	B Erdenechimeg	1	8
						Trần Q K	15	18

						T Nishio	21	21
	T Nishio	21	21

	C Chung	9	13

Section 3

First round					Second round				Third round				Fourth round

					3	P Apiratchataset	21	21

						H Leigh	14	10
	H Leigh	21	21

	S Dizon	3	1
									3	P Apiratchataset	21	21

										M Duwel	9	9
	A Amofa

	M Morawski	w	/	o
						M Morawski	19	17

						M Duwel	21	21
	N Pogosyan	7	9

	M Duwel	21	21
													3	P Apiratchataset	12	19

														Liu YMY	21	21
16	D Negi	21	21

	A Petrovič	8	14
					16	D Negi	8	9

						Liu YMY	21	21
	Liu YMY	21	21

	S A Thomasen	16	13
										Liu YMY	21	21

										Cheng J-s	15	11
	Cheng J-s	21	21

	M Danti	15	9
						Cheng J-s	22	21

						Lam K T	20	16
	Lam K T	24	15	21

	T Suveer	22	21	15

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

7	M Gołaś	21	21

	T Jelenc	19	13
					7	M Gołaś	22	3	21

						R Makboul	20	21	14
	L C Javier	13	21	11

	R Makboul	21	19	21
										7	M Gołaś	24	21

											Su W-c	22	15
	Su W-c	21	21

	C Naranbayar	4	10
						Su W-c	21	21

						O Hani	5	5
	O Hani	21	23

	A Ndawula	10	21
															7	M Gołaś	17	17

															11	R D Richardo	21	21
11	R D Richardo	21	21

	Ou K H	8	5
					11	R D Richardo	21	21

						A D Atan	9	13
	A Jakovlevs	13	21	11

	A D Atan	21	16	21
										11	R D Richardo	21	17	21

											Ding H J	11	21	17
	K Mataio	12	14

	U Huseynov	21	21
						U Huseynov	7	11

						Ding H J	21	21
	Ding H J	21	21

	M Poláček	8	9

Bottom half

Section 5

First round					Second round					Third round				Fourth round

	P Jamtubtim	21	21

	O Tuvshin	4	10
						P Jamtubtim	13	13

						L-S Pandele	21	21
	L-S Pandele	21	21

	L Zhu	11	15
											L-S Pandele	18	9

										10	E Kitkawinroj	21	21
	C Wechawong	21	8	21

	E Stephen Sam	15	21	10
						C Wechawong	8	14

					10	E Kitkawinroj	21	21
	R Andersons	6	5

10	E Kitkawinroj	21	21
														10	E Kitkawinroj	14	17

														6	P Shettigar	21	21
	J Ou	12	19

	Kong Z S	21	21
						Kong Z S	21	21

						A Suchý	13	10
	A Suchý	21	21

	A Siow Yin Young	11	11
											Kong Z S	11	13

										6	P Shettigar	21	21
	E Mataio	6	4

	P K Boe	21	21
						P K Boe	21	14	9

					6	P Shettigar	17	21	21
	T Weragoda	8	4

6	P Shettigar	21	21

Section 6

First round					Second round					Third round					Fourth round

	R Yamada	21	17	21

	T Rajakaruna	16	21	6
						R Yamada	21	21

						A Gozalov	5	7
	A Gozalov	21	21

	M Pauka	16	13
											R Yamada	24	13	21

											Wu Z-y	22	21	14
	M C Töremiş	17	19

	O Chen	21	21
						O Chen	23	10	17

						Wu Z-y	21	21	21
	Wu Z-y	21	21

12	A Tatranov	15	7
																R Yamada	20	19

															4	Wang ZJ	22	21
	M Wong	21	17	21

	F Valdivieso	19	21	16
						M Wong	12	10

						M Ji	21	21
	H Parsyan	3	9

	M Ji	21	21
											M Ji	10	6

										4	Wang ZJ	21	21
	L Pongratz	21	21

	H Leander	19	17
						L Pongratz	6	8

					4	Wang ZJ	21	21

Section 7

First round					Second round				Third round					Fourth round

	Tong C I	14	11

	Awan U	21	21
						Awan U	20	15

						G Tan	22	21
	J Langeland Risa	6	11

	G Tan	21	21
										G Tan	21	8	20

									9	M Faiq	19	21	22
	A T Kibirige	7	7

	Z Quiambao	21	21
						Z Quiambao	13	13

					9	M Faiq	21	21
	Z Xu	7	13

9	M Faiq	21	21
														9	M Faiq	21	21

														5	B Latheesh	14	19
	R Roogsoo	10	14

	H Htut	21	21
						H Htut	21	21

						L Kurniawan	6	8
	L Kurniawan	21	21	21

	F Gutiérrez	17	23	15
										H Htut	18	21	12

									5	B Latheesh	21	16	21
	J Tay	21	22

	B Puńko	19	20
						J Tay	21	9

					5	B Latheesh	23	21

Section 8

First round					Second round				Third round				Fourth round

	R Bajārs	21	21

	J Smith	8	15
						R Bajārs	11	13

						Nguyễn V M	21	21
	Nguyễn V M	21	21

	M Bautista	8	5
										Nguyễn V M	24	21

									14	S Piccinin	22	15
	L Addo

	N Peshekhonov	w	/	o
						N Peshekhonov	11	14

					14	S Piccinin	21	21
	Ayu F S	21	19	22

14	S Piccinin	14	21	24
														Nguyễn V M	9	12

													2	Z Ubaidillah	21	21
	E Ofoyuru	15	13

	D Hoegen	21	21
						D Hoegen	9	5

						N Shaik	21	21
	N Shaik	21	21

	A Bernardo	7	10
										N Shaik	7	15

									2	Z Ubaidillah	21	21
	Lê M S	21	21

	B Manacop	6	3
						Lê M S	10	15

					2	Z Ubaidillah	21	21

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References

↑ "World Junior Championships". Badminton World Federation. Archived from the original on 10 October 2023. Retrieved 10 October 2023.
↑ "BWF World Junior Championships headed to China in 2024". Badminton World Federation. 16 November 2023. Retrieved 16 November 2023.
↑ Sukumar, Dev (2023-10-09). "World Juniors: Farhan makes history for Indonesia". Badminton World Federation. Retrieved 2023-10-14.

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[1] "World Junior Championships". Badminton World Federation. Archived from the original on 10 October 2023. Retrieved 10 October 2023.

[2] "BWF World Junior Championships headed to China in 2024". Badminton World Federation. 16 November 2023. Retrieved 16 November 2023.

[WJC-3] Sukumar, Dev (2023-10-09). "World Juniors: Farhan makes history for Indonesia". Badminton World Federation. Retrieved 2023-10-14.

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