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World Junior Championships 2007

Waitakere Trusts Stadium · Waitakere City, New Zealand · 30 Oct – 4 Nov 2007

340
matches
271
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

  • People's Republic of China311
  • South Korea121
  • Malaysia103
  • Japan010
  • England010
  • Chinese Taipei for Olympic games002
  • China001
  • Singapore001
  • Indonesia001

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

EventGoldSilverBronzeBronze
Men's singlesFinal 21–16 21–14
Lu Chi-YuanChinese Taipei for Olympic games
Women's singlesFinal 21–16 21–15
Bae Youn-JooSouth Korea
Men's doublesFinal 24–26 21–19 21–15
Li TianPeople's Republic of ChinaChai BiaoPeople's Republic of China
Women's doublesFinal 21–18 10–21 21–15
Xie JingPeople's Republic of ChinaZhong QianxinPeople's Republic of China
Yoo Hyun-YoungSouth KoreaJung Kyung-EunSouth Korea
Tien Ching-YungChinese Taipei for Olympic gamesChiang Kai-HsinChinese Taipei for Olympic games
Mixed doublesFinal 23–25 22–20 21–19
Chris AdcockEnglandGabrielle WhiteEngland
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 32

21–13 14–21 21–17
21–11 21–19
12Gu JuanSIN
21–4 21–6
21–12 21–12
21–11 21–16
21–19 21–12
21–17 21–19
21–13 21–11
21–10 21–10
21–19 21–19
11–21 21–17 21–7
21–4 21–10
21–7 21–9
21–8 21–10

Round of 16

16–21 21–11 21–16
12Gu JuanSIN
11–21 21–8 21–15
21–9 21–19
21–14 21–14
21–10 21–10
19–21 21–10 21–11
21–11 17–21 21–18
21–14 21–15

Quarter-finals

12Gu JuanSIN
15–21 22–20 21–14
21–10 21–10
 Wang ShixianCHN
21–16 21–13
16–21 21–8 21–15

Semi-finals

12Gu JuanSIN
21–14 21–14
21–13 16–21 21–16

Final

21–16 21–15

ChampionWang Lin

Round of 12823 matches

21–12 21–11
21–19 10–21 21–14
21–6 21–8
21–8 21–3
21–13 21–10
21–10 21–16
21–4 21–7
21–6 21–3
21–8 21–10
21–11 21–14
21–7 21–11
21–7 21–8
17–21 21–14 22–20
Walkover
22–20 21–19
21–9 21–6
21–17 21–18
21–17 21–13
12–21 21–12 21–16

Round of 6432 matches

13–21 21–14 21–18
18–21 21–11 21–16
21–10 21–11
Walkover
21–19 21–17
12Gu JuanSIN
28–26 21–18
12–21 21–16 21–8
21–9 21–11
21–19 21–15
21–10 21–11
18–21 21–11 21–12
21–16 21–18
21–15 19–21 21–17
21–8 21–17
21–10 21–18
21–16 21–15
21–10 21–11
21–12 21–14
21–3 21–2
21–12 21–14
21–8 21–11
21–16 21–9
23–25 21–17 21–19
21–10 17–21 21–10
21–9 21–9

How the seeds went

  1. 1 Xing AiyingSIN Round of 64, lost to Choi Hye-in
  2. 2 Liu XinCHN Semi-finals, lost to Bae Yeon-ju
  3. 3 Wang LinCHN Champion
  4. 4 Anne Hald JensenDEN Round of 32, lost to Hung Shih-han
  5. 5 Patty StolzenbachNED Round of 64, lost to Ayane Kurihara
  6. 6 Fu MingtianSIN Round of 32, lost to Wang Shixian
  7. 7 L SloanSCO Round of 16, lost to Gu Juan
  8. 8 Pia Zebadiah BernadetINA Quarter-finals, lost to Liu Xin
  9. 9 Fabienne DeprezGER Round of 64, lost to Poon Lok Yan
  10. 10 Bae Yeon-juKOR Runner-up, lost to Wang Lin
  11. 11 Lyddia CheahMAS Round of 16, lost to Wang Lin
  12. 12 Gu JuanSIN Semi-finals, lost to Wang Lin
  13. 13 Porntip BuranaprasertsukTHA Round of 16, lost to Pia Zebadiah Bernadet
  14. 14 Beiwen ZhangUSA Round of 32, lost to Eom Hye-won
  15. 15 Tee Jing YiMAS Round of 32, lost to Yuriko Miki
  16. 16 Yik-Man WongNED Round of 32, lost to Li Xuerui