2018 Women's World Junior Squash Championships

Women's World Junior 2018
Women's World Junior 2018
26th WSF Women's World Junior Championship
Location	Chennai
	Website; www.wsfworldjuniors.com
Results
Champion	Rowan Reda Araby
Runner-up	Hania El Hammamy
Semi-finalists	Jana Ashraf; Lucy Turmel
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The 2018 Women's World Junior Squash Championships is the women's edition of the 2018 World Junior Squash Championships, which serves as the individual world Junior championship for squash players. The event took place in Chennai in India from 18 to 23 July 2018.

Rowan Reda Araby won the tournament after defeating compatriot Hania El Hammamy in the final.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]

Seeds

[1*] Rowan Reda Araby (champions)
[2*] Hania El Hammamy (final)
[3/4*] Lucy Turmel (semifinals)
[3/4*] Aifa Azman (third round)
[5/8*] Marina Stefanoni (quarterfinals)
[5/8*] Elise Lazarus (second round)
[5/8*] Jana Shiha (semifinals)
[5/8*] Hana Moataz (quarterfinals)
[9/12*] Alice Green (third round)
[9/12*] Lai Wen Li (third round)
[9/12*] Georgia Adderley (third round)
[9/12*] Ingy Hammouda (third round)
[13/16*] Ooi Kah Yan (third round)
[13/16*] Chan Yiwen (third round)
[13/16*] Chan Sin Yuk (second round)
[13/16*] Farida Mohamed (quarterfinals)

Draw and results

Finals

Semi-finals						Final

	Rowan Reda Araby	11	13	11

5/8	Jana Ashraf	5	11	6
						1	Rowan Reda Araby	11	11	10	11

						2	Hania El Hammamy	4	9	12	9
3/4	Lucy Turmel	6	11	4	4

2	Hania El Hammamy	11	8	11	11

Top half

Section 1

First round							Second round						Third Round					Quarter-finals

							1	Rowan Reda Araby	11	11	11
Grace Pattison		11	8	6	11	4		Ashita Bhengra	4	8	2
Ashita Bhengra		7	11	11	9	11							1	Rowan Reda Araby	11	11	11
Izane Louw		10	11	11	11	10							13/16	Chan Yiwen	4	5	2
Halya Estili		12	13	3	8	12		Halya Estili
	Elisabeth Ross	4	3	6			13/16	Chan Yiwen	11	11	11
13/16	Chan Yiwen	11	11	11														1	Rowan Reda Araby	12	11	11
																		5/8	Hana Moataz	10	6	3
							9/12	Alice Green	11	11	11	11
Meghna Sreedhar		5	6	4				Cheng Nga Ching	13	4	8	9
Cheng Nga Ching		11	11	11									9/12	Alice Green	8	3	9
Courtney Trail		3	11	11	6	3							5/8	Hana Moataz	11	11	11
Karyna Tyma		11	4	7	11	11		Karyna Tyma	6	6	12
							5/8	Hana Moataz	11	11	14

Section 2

First round							Second round					Third Round							Quarter-finals

							5/8	Jana Shiha	11	11	11
Yoshna Singh		8	7	7				Elle Ruggiero	4	5	8
Elle Ruggiero		11	11	11								5/8	Jana Shiha	11	9	11	11
Courtney Mather		11	12	6	5	9						9/12	Lai Wen Li	6	11	5	4
Helena Coetzee		9	10	11	11	11		Helena Coetzee	4	6	5
	Diya Joukani	5	6	2			9/12	Lai Wen Li	11	11	11
9/12	Lai Wen Li	11	11	11															5/8	Jana Shiha	7	11	11	7	15
13/16	Farida Mohamed	11	11	11															13/16	Farida Mohamed	11	6	5	11	13
	Jannia Singh	6	8	4			13/16	Farida Mohamed	11	11	11
Sarah Lüdin		11	6	12	11	8		Georgia Robcke	7	3	3
Georgia Robcke		13	11	10	1	11						13/16	Farida Mohamed	15	11	11	4	11
Hannah Mannion		2	4	2								3/4	Aifa Azman	17	7	7	11	6
Fereshteh Eghtedari		11	11	11				Fereshteh Eghtedari	4	6	2
							3/4	Aifa Azman	11	11	11

Bottom half

Section 3

First round						Second round							Third Round							Quarter-finals

						3/4	Lucy Turmel	12	11	11
Kaitlyn Watts		10	10	11	4		Laila Sedky	10	3	6
Laila Sedky		12	12	8	11								3/4	Lucy Turmel	11	11	13
Jessica Keng		11	11	11										Jessica Keng	8	6	11
Reese Bain		1	5	1			Jessica Keng	11	12	4	10	11
	Ananya Dabke	9	8	2		13/16	Chan Sin Yuk	9	10	11	12	9
13/16	Chan Sin Yuk	11	11	11																3/4	Lucy Turmel	11	11	11
9/12	Ingy Hammouda	11	11	11																	Sneha Sivakumar	5	8	8
	Annaleise Faint	2	0	4		9/12	Ingy Hammouda	11	8	11	11
Sanya Vats		11	11	11			Sanya Vats	7	11	4	9
Polite Mubure		7	6	3									9/12	Ingy Hammouda	11	6	11	11	9
Sneha Sivakumar		11	11	3	11									Sneha Sivakumar	7	11	13	7	11
Aira Azman		6	5	11	2		Sneha Sivakumar	10	11	11	11
						5/8	Elise Lazarus	12	4	6	6

Section 4

First round						Second round						Third Round						Quarter-finals

						5/8	Marina Stefanoni	10	11	11	11
Niki Shemirani		6	7	11	2		Alexandra Haydon	12	6	8	1
Alexandra Haydon		11	11	9	11							5/8	Marina Stefanoni	11	4	11	11
Gigi Yeung		11	11	11								9/12	Georgia Adderley	8	11	9	8
Pascale Louka		6	2	7			Gigi Yeung	5	3	6
	Simona Frevel	3	4	4		9/12	Georgia Adderley	11	11	11
9/12	Georgia Adderley	11	11	11														5/8	Marina Stefanoni	2	4	7
13/16	Ooi Kah Yan	11	11	11														2	Hania El Hammamy	11	11	11
	Caroline Spahr	6	8	7		13/16	Ooi Kah Yan	11	9	12	11
Emma Jinks		11	11	11			Emma Jinks	7	11	10	7
Winona-Jo Joyce		6	8	2								13/16	Ooi Kah Yan	8	8	7
Teagan Roux		6	5	6								2	Hania El Hammamy	11	11	11
Aishwarya Khubchandani		11	11	11			Aishwarya Khubchandani	6	5	9
						2	Hania El Hammamy	11	11	11

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References

^ 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.
^ Draw
^ Results

External links

Women's World Junior Championships 2018 official website

Preceded by New Zealand (Tauranga) 2017	Squash World Junior India (Chennai) 2018	Succeeded by Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) 2019

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

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

[3] 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.

[4] "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.

[5] Draw

[6] Results

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