2019 Women's World Junior Squash Championships

Women's World Junior 2019
Women's World Junior 2019
27th WSF Women's World Junior Championship
Location	Kuala Lumpur
	Website; www.wsfworldjuniors.com
Results
Champion	Hania El Hammamy
Runner-up	Jana Shiha
Semi-finalists	Farida Mohamed; Aifa Azman
	← 2018 2020 →

The 2019 Women's World Junior Squash Championships was the women's edition of the 2019 World Junior Squash Championships, which serves as the individual world Junior championship for squash players. The event took place in Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia from 30 July to 4 August 2019.^[1]

Rowan Reda Araby of Egypt is the defending champion of this competition after defeating compatriot Hania El Hammamy in the final of the 2018 edition.^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]

Seeds

The seeds was published on 12 July 2019.^[6]

[1*] Hania El Hammamy (champions)
[2*] Jana Shiha (final)
[3/4*] Farida Mohamed (semifinals)
[3/4*] Aifa Azman (semifinals)
[5/8*] Chan Sin Yuk (quarterfinals)
[5/8*] Chan Yiwen (quarterfinals)
[5/8*] Elise Lazarus (quarterfinals)
[5/8*] Marina Stefanoni (quarterfinals)
[9/12*] Alice Green (fourth round)
[9/12*] Sana Ibrahim (fourth round)
[9/12*] Ooi Kah Yan (fourth round)
[9/12*] Georgia Adderley (fourth round)
[13/16*] Kaitlyn Watts (withdrew)
[13/16*] Olivia Robinson (third round)
[13/16*] Elisabeth Ross (second round)
[13/16*] Nour Khaled Aboulmakarim (fourth round)

Draw and results

Finals

Quarter-finals						Semi-finals							Final

1	Hania El Hammamy	14	11	12

5/8	Chan Sin Yuk	12	3	10
						1	Hania El Hammamy	11	11	4	11

						3/4	Farida Mohamed	8	6	11	3
3/4	Farida Mohamed	3	11	11	11

5/8	Chan Yiwen	11	7	5	9
													1	Hania El Hammamy	11	11	11

													2	Jana Shiha	9	6	8
5/8	Elise Lazarus	10	8	5

3/4	Aifa Azman	12	11	11
						3/4	Aifa Azman	12	12	11	14	7

						2	Jana Shiha	10	14	2	16	11
5/8	Marina Stefanoni	11	5	7	7

2	Jana Shiha	7	11	11	11

Top half

Section 1

First round						Second round						Third Round					Fourth round

						1	Hania El Hammamy	11	11	11
Hsiao Nai-wen	5	5	4				Yuna Loaec	4	1	1
Yuna Loaec	11	11	11									1	Hania El Hammamy	14	11	11
													Yee Xin Ying	12	5	4
						Yee Xin Ying		11	12	11
Ayumi Watanabe	5	11	12	4	4	Ananya Dabke		6	10	4
Ananya Dabke	11	9	10	11	11												1	Hania El Hammamy	11	11	11
																		Lee Sum Yuet	2	4	6
						13/16	Kaitlyn Watts
Brianna Jefferson	14	11	11				Brianna Jefferson		w	/	o
Monique Da Cruz	12	3	8									Brianna Jefferson		10	7	9
												Lee Sum Yuet		12	11	11
						Lee Sum Yuet		11	11	11
Lee Sze Yu	8	8	5			Lucie Stefanoni		7	7	6
Lucie Stefanoni	11	11	11

Section 2

First round						Second round					Third Round					Fourth round

						5/8	Chan Sin Yuk	11	11	11
Kelly Byrne	1	6	7				Lucie Mährle	2	4	2
Lucie Mährle	11	11	11								5/8	Chan Sin Yuk	11	11	11
												Yoshna Singh	3	4	4
						Yoshna Singh		11	11	11
Paige Teresa Hill	11	7	4	5		Shin Yu-jin		6	4	3
Shin Yu-jin	8	11	11	11												5/8	Chan Sin Yuk	11	11	11
																9/12	Alice Green	5	6	7
						9/12	Alice Green	11	11	11
Alesya Aleshina	2	11	11	11	10		Cassandra Fitze	5	6	6
Cassandra Fitze	11	5	5	13	12						9/12	Alice Green	11	11	11
												Lucía Bautista	1	8	6
						Lucía Bautista		11	12	11
Malin Frank	11	11	11			Malin Frank		4	10	8
Megan Evans (squash)	6	8	3

Section 3

First round						Second round					Third Round					Fourth round

						3/4	Farida Mohamed	11	11	11
Molly Chadwick	6	8	11	11	11		Molly Chadwick	7	2	4
Heylie Fung	11	11	4	9	5						3/4	Farida Mohamed	11	15	11
												Evie Coxon	7	13	3
						Evie Coxon		11	11	11
Leng Lam Leong	2	4	5			Mahe Asensi		1	6	9
Mahe Asensi	11	11	11													3/4	Farida Mohamed	12	12	11
																	Aira Azman	10	10	8
						13/16	Olivia Robinson	11	11	11
Amalia Rios	11	11	11				Amalia Rios	5	7	3
Alouise Campher	0	0	0								13/16	Olivia Robinson	5	3	5
												Aira Azman	11	11	11
						Aira Azman		11	11	11
Kurstyn Mather	5	9	11	11	8	Nathalie Malmstrom		4	2	2
Nathalie Malmstrom	11	11	4	1	11

Section 4

First round						Second round					Third Round						Fourth round

						5/8	Chan Yiwen	11	11	11
Erisa Sano Herring	5	7	9				Lucia Bicknell	1	1	6
Lucia Bicknell	11	11	11								5/8	Chan Yiwen	11	12	11
												Ainaa Ampandi	8	10	6
						Ainaa Ampandi		11	11	11
Natalie Sayes	10	6	11	11	10	Tereza Široká		1	8	4
Tereza Široká	12	11	6	7	12												5/8	Chan Yiwen	11	8	11	11
																	9/12	Sana Ibrahim	8	11	7	7
						9/12	Sana Ibrahim	11	11	11
Sonya Bajaj	6	11	11	11			Sonya Bajaj	7	3	4
Alina Pössl	11	6	9	8							9/12	Sana Ibrahim	11	13	11	11
												Malak Mostafa	8	15	7	9
						Malak Mostafa		11	11	11
Wang Yuan	3	5	5			Emma McGugan		3	2	7
Emma McGugan	11	11	11

Bottom half

Section 5

First round						Second round						Third Round					Fourth round

Rafu Takahashi	1	8	1
Erica McGillicuddy	11	11	11			Erica McGillicuddy		11	11	9	15
						Alex Haydon		7	9	11	13
													Erica McGillicuddy	8	4	4
Lea Barbeau	11	12	11									9/12	Ooi Kah Yan	11	11	11
Emma Lundy	6	10	7				Lea Barbeau	6	5	2
						9/12	Ooi Kah Yan	11	11	11
																	9/12	Ooi Kah Yan	8	8	8
Chen Pin-yu	6	3	2														5/8	Elise Lazarus	11	11	11
Lim Wei Ting	11	11	11			Lim Wei Ting		2	3	5
						Michaela Cepova		11	11	11
													Michaela Cepova	5	4	8
Erin Classen	11	12	8	6	11							5/8	Elise Lazarus	11	11	11
Faith Panashe Sithole	3	10	11	11	8		Erin Classen	8	4	3
						5/8	Elise Lazarus	11	11	11

Section 6

First round						Second round						Third Round						Fourth round

Sara Månberg	11	11	1	11	7
Gigi Yeung	13	7	11	9	11	Gigi Yeung		11	9	7	5
						Anika Jackson		5	11	11	11
												Anika Jackson		7	5	7
Kirstie Wong	11	11	11									Kirstie Wong		11	11	11
Alexandra Kotkolik	9	6	1				Kirstie Wong	6	12	11	12
						13/16	Elisabeth Ross	11	10	8	10
																			Kirstie Wong	2	3	2
Amira Singh	11	11	11															3/4	Aifa Azman	11	11	11
Simona Frevel	7	8	5			Amira Singh		5	6	6
						Sanya Vats		11	11	11
													Sanya Vats	7	7	12	6
Ella Lash	3	6	9									3/4	Aifa Azman	11	11	10	11
Madeleine Hylland	11	11	11				Madeleine Hylland	5	2	9
						3/4	Aifa Azman	11	11	11

Section 7

First round					Second round						Third Round						Fourth round

Sarah Cao	9	7	7
Helena Coetzee	11	11	11		Helena Coetzee		6	9	9
					Aishwarya Khubchandani		11	11	11
												Aishwarya Khubchandani	11	8	6	9
Katie Davies	8	9	7								9/12	Georgia Adderley	8	11	11	11
Ninon Lemarchand	11	11	11			Ninon Lemarchand	7	5	3
					9/12	Georgia Adderley	11	11	11
																	9/12	Georgia Adderley	4	8	2
Kurumi Takahashi	11	10	11	11													5/8	Marina Stefanoni	11	11	11
Wu Yi-chen	4	12	1	2	Kurumi Takahashi		5	1	2
Anna Kaiding	2	2	4		Serena Daniel		11	11	11
Serena Daniel	11	11	11									Serena Daniel	4	5	6
Katie Wells	11	11	11								5/8	Marina Stefanoni	11	11	11
Alessia Osborne	6	5	1			Katie Wells	6	11	6	3
					5/8	Marina Stefanoni	11	8	11	11

Section 8

First round						Second round					Third Round					Fourth round

Georgia Robcke	9	4	4
Song Chae-won	11	11	11			Song Chae-won		9	8	4
Megha Bhatia	3	9	4			Caroline Spahr		11	11	11
Caroline Spahr	11	11	11									Caroline Spahr	7	4	9
Teagan Roux	9	10	12								13/16	Nour Khaled Aboulmakarim	11	11	11
Remashree Muniandy	11	12	14				Remashree Muniandy	3	3	6
						13/16	Nour Khaled Aboulmakarim	11	11	11
																13/16	Nour Khaled Aboulmakarim	5	8	5
Charlotte Orcutt	11	11	11													2	Jana Shiha	11	11	11
Jang Yea-won	6	3	5			Charlotte Orcutt		9	3	5
Moa Bönnemark						Ambre Allinckx		11	11	11
Ambre Allinckx		w	/	o								Ambre Allinckx	8	1	9
Sophie Hodges	11	11	10	6	9						2	Jana Shiha	11	11	11
Taryn Emslie	9	4	12	11	11		Taryn Emslie	2	1	1
						2	Jana Shiha	11	11	11

References

^ "Squash Info | Malaysia To Host 2019 World Junior Squash Championships | Squash". www.squashinfo.com. Retrieved 24 July 2019.
^ Keerthivasan, K. (23 July 2018). "Araby retains girls' crown". The Hindu. Retrieved 4 May 2019.
^ "Egypt claims World Junior Championships double". EgyptToday. Retrieved 4 May 2019.
^ Mohanarangan, Vinayakk. "Squash junior worlds: In Chennai mall, Egyptian stars put up a show as Asal and Araby win titles". Scroll.in. Retrieved 4 May 2019.
^ "World Junior Squash Championship: Asal on top of the world; Rowan defends her crown - Times of India". The Times of India. Retrieved 4 May 2019.
^ "Squash Info | Egyptians Head WSF World Junior Championships Seedings | Squash". www.squashinfo.com. Retrieved 24 July 2019.

External links

Women's World Junior Championships 2019 official website

Preceded by India (Chennai) 2018	Squash World Junior Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) 2018	Succeeded by Australia (Gold Coast) 2020

[1] "Squash Info | Malaysia To Host 2019 World Junior Squash Championships | Squash". www.squashinfo.com. Retrieved 24 July 2019.

[2] Keerthivasan, K. (23 July 2018). "Araby retains girls' crown". The Hindu. Retrieved 4 May 2019.

[3] "Egypt claims World Junior Championships double". EgyptToday. Retrieved 4 May 2019.

[4] Mohanarangan, Vinayakk. "Squash junior worlds: In Chennai mall, Egyptian stars put up a show as Asal and Araby win titles". Scroll.in. Retrieved 4 May 2019.

[5] "World Junior Squash Championship: Asal on top of the world; Rowan defends her crown - Times of India". The Times of India. Retrieved 4 May 2019.

[6] "Squash Info | Egyptians Head WSF World Junior Championships Seedings | Squash". www.squashinfo.com. Retrieved 24 July 2019.

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