British Junior Open Squash 2017

BJO 2017
BJO 2017
Details
Event name	British Junior Open 2016
Location	Sheffield, England
Venue	Hallamshire Squash Club; Abbeydale Park Club; Fulwood Sports Club
	Website; squashsite.co.uk/bjo/
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Last updated May 05, 2023

The British Junior Open 2017 is the edition of the 2017's British Junior Open Squash, which is a World Junior Squash Circuit Tier 2 event. The event took place in Sheffield in England from 2 to 6 January.^{[ citation needed ]}

Draw and results

Restricted from the quarter-final

Under 19

Boys Under 19

Quarter finals							Semi-finals					Final

9/16	Andrew Douglas	12	3	8	12

9/16	Adhitya Raghavan	10	11	11	14
							9/16	Adhitya Raghavan	10	8	8

								Abhay Singh	12	11	11
5/8	Kyle Finch	11	11	8	7	8

	Abhay Singh	5	6	11	11	11
													Abhay Singh	14	2	12	7

												5/8	Velavan Senthilkumar	16	11	10	11
3/4	Victor Crouin	11	8	9	8

5/8	Velavan Senthilkumar	6	11	11	11
							5/8	Velavan Senthilkumar	11	11	11

							2	Youssef Ibrahim	7	5	9
5/8	Abdallah Elmasry	11	11	9	6	4

2	Youssef Ibrahim	9	8	11	11	11

Girls Under 19

Quarter finals							Semi-finals							Final

1	Hania El Hammamy	12	11	11

5/8	Satomi Watanabe	10	6	9
							1	Hania El Hammamy	14	11	4	11

							3/4	Nada Abbas	12	8	11	7
5/8	Mena Hamed	4	8	9

3/4	Nada Abbas	11	11	11
														1	Hania El Hammamy	11	10	11	11

														5/8	Zeina Mickawy	4	12	6	6
3/4	Sivasangari Subramaniam	11	11	9	11

5/8	Andrea Lee	5	9	11	7
							3/4	Sivasangari Subramaniam	11	11	9	9	9

							5/8	Zeina Mickawy	6	6	11	11	11
5/8	Zeina Mickawy	11	11	9	6	7

2	Amina Yousry	6	7	11	11	10

Under 17

Boys Under 17

Quarter finals						Semi-finals						Final

1	Yahya Elnawasany	11	11	11

9/16	Adam Goad	8	3	2
						1	Yahya Elnawasany	11	11	11

						3/4	Sam Todd	8	6	8
9/16	Thomas Rosini	4	6	7

3/4	Sam Todd	11	11	11
												1	Yahya Elnawasany		11	11

												5/8	Duncan Lee	9	3	5
9/16	Abdelrahman Dweek	11	11	11

17/32	Dana Santry	7	3	5
						9/16	Abdelrahman Dweek	11	10	7	6

						5/8	Duncan Lee	4	12	11	11
5/8	Duncan Lee	10	11	12	11

2	Karim El Barbary	12	5	10	9

Girls Under 15

Quarter finals						Semi-finals						Final

1	Ingy Hammouda	8	11	5	8

5/8	Habiba Mohamed	11	9	11	11
						5/8	Habiba Mohamed	8	11	5	9

						5/8	Elise Lazarus	11	7	11	11
5/8	Elise Lazarus	11	12	11

3/4	Aifa Azman	6	10	9
												5/8	Elise Lazarus	9	6	6

												2	Hana Ayoub	11	11	11
3/4	Hiu Lam Lui	11	11	11

5/8	Elena Wagenmans	4	8	7
						3/4	Hiu Lam Lui	11	9	7	8

						2	Hana Ayoub	8	11	11	11
5/8	Georgia Adderley	5	8	11

2	Hana Ayoub	11	11	13

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References

↑ "British Junior Open 2017 Draws and Schedules" . Retrieved 30 June 2020.

External links

British Junior Open 2016 SquashSite website

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[1] "British Junior Open 2017 Draws and Schedules" . Retrieved 30 June 2020.

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