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World Junior Championships 2010

CODE Dome · Guadalajara, Mexico · 16–25 Apr 2010

337
matches
254
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 China211
  • Malaysia111
  • Denmark102
  • Thailand100
  • South Korea021
  • Japan011
  • India002
  • Hong Kong001
  • Germany001

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

EventGoldSilverBronzeBronze
Men's singlesFinal 21–19 21–10
Kang Ji-WookSouth Korea
Sai PraneethIndia
Prannoy KumarIndia
Women's singlesFinal 21–13 16–21 21–10
Ratchanok InthanonThailand
Men's doublesFinal 21–18 21–15
Nelson Heg Wei KeatMalaysiaTeo Ee YiMalaysia
Women's doublesFinal 21–13 21–18
Choi Hye-InSouth KoreaLee So-heeSouth Korea
Sandra-Maria JensenDenmarkLine KjaersfeldtDenmark
Mixed doublesFinal 21–15 21–15
Kang Ji-WookSouth KoreaChoi Hye-InSouth Korea
Max SchwengerGermanyIsabel HerttrichGermany
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

21–19 21–17
9/16Wang LinCHN
21–12 21–13
21–11 21–8
21–18 20–22 21–19
3/4Deng XuanHKG
22–20 21–9
21–13 21–9
19–21 21–14 21–11
9/16S MilneENG
21–16 21–23 21–11
19–21 21–11 21–17
21–16 21–19
21–4 21–3
21–17 16–21 21–8
21–10 21–10
2Suo DiCHN
21–9 21–17

Round of 16

9/16Wang LinCHN
21–11 21–10
21–11 17–21 21–15
3/4Deng XuanHKG
14–21 21–10 23–21
21–14 12–21 21–12
21–18 21–13
9–21 21–9 21–19
21–14 21–18
2Suo DiCHN
21–18 21–14

Quarter-finals

21–19 21–7
 Naoko FukumanJPN
17–21 21–14 21–13
21–8 21–18
 P. V. SindhuIND
2Suo DiCHN
13–21 21–17 21–15

Semi-finals

 Naoko FukumanJPN
21–9 21–16
2Suo DiCHN
17–21 22–20 21–19

Final

21–13 16–21 21–10

ChampionRatchanok Intanon

Round of 12818 matches

21–14 21–17
21–12 21–13
21–3 21–6
21–17 16–21 21–9
21–14 21–19
21–15 28–26
21–12 21–13
21–6 21–10
21–17 21–18
14–21 21–14 21–19
21–17 21–9
21–16 21–14
21–19 21–11
21–8 21–11
21–14 21–12
21–6 21–5
21–4 21–5

Round of 6432 matches

21–4 21–1
21–13 21–16
9/16Wang LinCHN
21–5 21–7
21–17 21–10
21–10 21–12
21–5 21–3
19–21 21–19 21–16
21–17 21–12
3/4Deng XuanHKG
21–5 21–9
21–8 21–12
21–12 21–13
21–9 21–13
21–8 21–10
21–11 21–17
9/16S MilneENG
21–19 21–13
22–20 19–21 21–11
21–9 21–19
21–7 21–7
21–8 21–4
21–9 21–15
21–8 21–5
18–21 21–11 21–18
21–16 21–11
21–9 21–6
21–19 8–21 21–10
21–14 21–11
21–13 21–7
21–17 21–12
21–8 21–7
2Suo DiCHN
21–5 21–2

How the seeds went

  1. 1 Ratchanok IntanonTHA Champion
  2. 2 Suo DiCHN Semi-finals, lost to Misaki Matsutomo
  3. 3/4 Deng XuanHKG Round of 16, lost to Carolina Marín
  4. 5/8 Fabienne DeprezGER Quarter-finals, lost to Ratchanok Intanon
  5. 5/8 Tai Tzu-yingTPE Round of 16, lost to Naoko Fukuman
  6. 5/8 Soniia Cheah Su YaMAS Quarter-finals, lost to Misaki Matsutomo
  7. 5/8 Sapsiree TaerattanachaiTHA Round of 16, lost to Misaki Matsutomo
  8. 5/8 Choi Hye-inKOR Round of 32, lost to P. V. Sindhu
  9. 9/16 Wang LinCHN Round of 16, lost to Ratchanok Intanon
  10. 9/16 N NipatsantTHA Round of 32, lost to N Agustianti
  11. 9/16 Carolina MarínESP Quarter-finals, lost to Naoko Fukuman
  12. 9/16 S MilneENG Round of 32, lost to Naoko Fukuman
  13. 9/16 Jiang YanjiaoCHN Round of 16, lost to Soniia Cheah Su Ya
  14. 9/16 Misaki MatsutomoJPN Runner-up, lost to Ratchanok Intanon
  15. 9/16 Léa PalermoFRA Round of 64, lost to A Mathis
  16. 9/16 Chiang Ying-liTPE Round of 64, lost to Sayaka Takahashi