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World Junior Championships 2006

Samsan World Gymnasium · Incheon, South Korea · 2–11 Nov 2006

389
matches
303
players
5
events
Podium

Gold, silver and both bronzes.

Both losing semi-finalists take bronze. Where no draw is published, the podium comes from the edition's medal table.

Medals by nation

  • South Korea313
  • China225
  • Indonesia011
  • India010
  • Malaysia001

Gold, silver, bronze. Ordered by golds, then silvers, then bronzes.

EventGoldSilverBronzeBronze
Men's singlesFinal 21–13 10–21 21–16
Hong Ji-HoonSouth Korea
Zhou WenlongChina
Lu QichengChina
Women's singlesFinal 21–13 21–9
Kim Moon-HiSouth Korea
Bae Youn-JooSouth Korea
Men's doublesFinal 21–12 21–16
Lee Yong-DaeSouth KoreaCho Gun-WooSouth Korea
Liu XiaolongChinaLi TianChina
Kim Ki-JungSouth KoreaLee Jung-HwanSouth Korea
Women's doublesFinal 21–13 21–18
Wang SiyunChinaLiao JingmeiChina
Mixed doublesFinal 18–21 21–19 21–14
Lee Yong-DaeSouth KoreaYoo Hyun-YoungSouth Korea
Li TianChinaMa JinChina
Liu XiaolongChinaLiao JingmeiChina
Hu WenqingChinaWang XiaoliChina
The draw

Every round, every score.

Seeds are to the left of each name, and the winner of each match is in bold. Every name opens that player's record.

Round of 16

21–10 21–19
21–17 21–13
21–18 21–16
21–13 21–19
21–14 14–21 21–11
5/8Lu QCCHN
21–18 21–19
21–17 21–8

Quarter-finals

21–16 20–22 21–14
21–9 21–11
21–16 21–17

Semi-finals

16–21 21–8 21–19
21–19 21–16

Final

21–13 10–21 21–16

ChampionHong Ji-hoon

Round of 12876 matches

21–17 21–18
21–6 21–8
21–15 21–23 21–15
21–14 21–17
21–14 22–20
21–14 21–19
14–21 21–18 22–20
21–15 21–14
21–12 21–19
5/8Chen TYCHN
21–13 21–11
21–7 21–10
21–17 21–19
J CoPHI
21–16 21–15
21–10 21–16
21–8 21–12
21–13 21–17
21–18 21–4
21–12 21–5
21–8 21–14
21–9 21–11
21–16 21–9
21–7 21–8
9/16L OeyNED
21–7 19–21 21–18
21–5 21–14
21–10 21–11
21–12 21–18
21–14 21–14
21–11 21–8
21–9 21–17
21–5 21–14
21–9 17–21 21–8
21–5 21–3
21–19 21–12
21–17 21–15
21–9 16–21 21–16
21–11 21–9
21–16 19–21 21–19
21–13 21–16
21–7 21–9
14–21 21–18 21–17
B MaAUS
21–14 15–21 21–11
21–17 21–10
21–16 21–10
17–21 21–6 21–13
21–13 21–7
21–8 21–12
21–16 12–21 21–12
21–14 21–18
9/16Wen KCHN
21–7 21–18
21–3 21–14
19–21 21–15 21–7
21–13 21–15
21–4 21–9
21–17 21–17
21–16 21–13
21–14 15–21 21–16
21–5 21–12
21–18 21–18
21–9 15–21 21–15
21–13 22–20
21–9 21–8
5/8Lu QCCHN
21–11 21–9
21–19 21–12
21–8 21–15
21–9 20–22 21–15
20–22 21–13 21–16
15–21 21–15 21–15
9/16Jeff ThoAUS
21–16 21–10
19–21 21–10 21–11
21–15 21–8
21–10 21–12
21–3 21–4
21–14 21–7

Round of 6416 matches

21–17 21–16
21–5 21–8
5/8Chen TYCHN
22–20 21–9
21–11 21–13
21–11 17–21 21–14
21–16 21–21 21–14
19–21 21–16 21–13
21–9 21–10
21–19 17–21 21–15
21–9 21–13
21–19 21–13
21–13 21–3
5/8Lu QCCHN
21–14 21–8
9/16Jeff ThoAUS
21–9 21–14
21–13 21–17

How the seeds went

  1. 1 Kenichi TagoJPN Reached the round of 16
  2. 2 Han K-hKOR Reached the round of 16
  3. 2 Han Ki-hoonKOR Quarter-finals, lost to Lu Qicheng
  4. 3/4 Mohamad Arif Abdul LatifMAS Round of 16, lost to KK Ananthakrishnan
  5. 3/4 Tommy SugiartoINA Runner-up, lost to Hong Ji-hoon
  6. 5/8 Chen TYCHN Round of 64, lost to Zhou WL
  7. 5/8 Derek WongSIN Round of 16, lost to Hong Ji-hoon
  8. 5/8 Teo Kok SiangMAS Round of 64, lost to Tanongsak Saensomboonsuk
  9. 5/8 Lu QCCHN Reached the round of 16
  10. 5/8 Lu QichengCHN Semi-finals, lost to Tommy Sugiarto
  11. 9/16 Wong Wing KiHKG Round of 128, lost to S Nandaluri
  12. 9/16 Lim Fang YangMAS Round of 16, lost to Zhou WL
  13. 9/16 L OeyNED Round of 128, lost to KK Ananthakrishnan
  14. 9/16 Hong Ji-hoonKOR Champion
  15. 9/16 N MatsukawaJPN Reached the round of 16
  16. 9/16 Wen KCHN Round of 128, lost to Shin Baek-cheol
  17. 9/16 Mads Conrad-PetersenDEN Round of 16, lost to Lu QC
  18. 9/16 Jeff ThoAUS Round of 64, lost to Dionysius Hayom Rumbaka
  19. 9/16 Naohiro MatsukawaJPN Quarter-finals, lost to Tommy Sugiarto