2018 Men's World Junior Squash Championships

Men's World Junior 2018
Men's World Junior 2018
26th WSF Men's World Junior Championship
Location	Chennai
	Website; www.wsfworldjuniors.com
Results
Champion	Mostafa Asal
Runner-up	Marwan Tarek
Semi-finalists	; Omar El Torkey
← 2017	2019 →

The 2018 Men's World Junior Squash Championships is the men'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. Mostafa Asal won the tournament after defeating compatriot Marwan Tarek in the final.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]

Seeds[]

[1*] Marwan Tarek (Final)
[2*] Mostafa Asal (Champions)
[3/4*] Omar El Torkey (Semifinals)
[3/4*] (Semifinals)
[5/8*] Leonel Cárdenas (Quarterfinals)
[5/8*] Darren Rahul Pragasam (Quarterfinals)
[5/8*] (Quarterfinals)
[5/8*] (Quarterfinals)
[9/12*] (Fourth Round)
[9/12*] (Third Round)
[9/12*] (Fourth Round)
[9/12*] (Fourth Round)
[13/16*] Curtis Malik (Third Round)
[13/16*] Yannick Wilhelmi (Fourth Round)
[13/16*] (Fourth Round)
[13/16*] (Fourth Round)

Draw and results[]

Finals[]

Quarter-finals							Semi-finals							Final

1	Marwan Tarek	11	11	11

5/8		8	1	5
							1	Marwan Tarek	11	6	11	2	11

							3/4	Omar El Torkey	9	11	8	11	8
5/8		6	3	7

3/4	Omar El Torkey	11	11	11
														1	Marwan Tarek	7	11	4

														2	Mostafa Asal	11	13	11
3/4		4	13	6	12	11

5/8	Darren Rahul Pragasam	11	11	11	10	6
							3/4		3	7	7

							2	Mostafa Asal	11	11	11
5/8	Leonel Cárdenas	10	7	9

2	Mostafa Asal	12	11	11

Top half[]

Section 1[]

First round						Second round							Third Round						Fourth Round

						1	Marwan Tarek	11	11	11
		5	5	2				5	7	7
		11	11	11									1	Marwan Tarek	11	11	11
		11	11	5	12										8	8	8
	Toufik Mekhalfi	7	6	11	10			4	12	11	4	3
		11	11	11				11	10	7	11	11
		6	6	8															1	Marwan Tarek	11	11	9	11
		11	11	11																	6	6	11	4
		4	2	5				12	11	11
		11	11	8	11			10	2	2
		8	9	11	5										4	13	11	11
		1	4	1									13/16	Curtis Malik	11	11	4	6
		11	11	11				3	7	5
		6	8	5		13/16	Curtis Malik	11	11	11
13/16	Curtis Malik	11	11	11

Section 2[]

First round					Second round				Third Round					Fourth Round

					9/12	11	11	11
	7	3	3			2	6	6
	11	11	11						9/12	11	11	12	11
	4	2	3							5	5	14	5
	11	11	11			3	6	4
	4	5	12	3		11	11	11
	11	11	10	11										9/12	11	9	7	11	10
	3	3	4											5/8	9	11	11	8	12
	11	11	11			5	10	8
	8	10	10			11	12	11
	11	12	12							4	9	9
	11	6	12	11					5/8	11	11	11
	5	11	10	5		2	13	2
					5/8	11	15	11

Section 3[]

First round							Second round						Third Round					Fourth Round

							5/8/		11	11	11
		3	2	0					2	2	6
		11	11	11									5/8	11	11	11
		9	8	11	11	11								4	4	7
		11	11	5	4	8			11	11	6	13
		11	11	11					8	5	11	11
		3	5	2														5/8	11	9	11	11
		11	11	11														9/12	8	11	5	8
		6	4	3					11	11	11
		11	10	6	11	8		Elijah Thomas	4	4	3
	Elijah Thomas	4	12	11	1	11								11	9	4	3
		5	6	4									9/12	4	11	11	11
		11	11	11					1	6	3
							9/12		11	11	11

Section 4[]

First round						Second round							Third Round					Fourth Round

13/16	11	11	11
	9	6	4			13/16		13	11	11
	11	11	11					11	7	5
	5	5	4										13/16		11	11	11
	5	5	4												5	4	4
	11	11	11					11	7	11	5	3
	11	10	7	1				7	11	6	11	11
	9	12	11	11														13/16		7	3	11	13	9
	2	5	8															3/4	Omar El Torkey	11	11	9	11	11
	11	11	11					8	11	11	5	11
	11	7	11	4	4			11	7	9	11	7
	9	11	9	11	11										5	5	2
	4	2	1										3/4	Omar El Torkey	11	11	11
	11	11	11					5	2	6
						3/4	Omar El Torkey	11	11	11

Bottom half[]

Section 5[]

First round						Second round					Third Round				Fourth Round

						3/4	11	11	12
	11	11	9	3	13		5	7	10
	8	7	11	11	11						3/4	11	11	11
	5	5	3									9	8	9
	11	11	11				7	7	3
	6	8	4				11	11	11
	11	11	11												3/4	11	11	9	11
	7	11	6	14	11										13/16	7	9	11	9
	11	2	11	12	3		11	11	11	11
	9	13	8	5			6	4	13'	5
	11	11	11	11								12	5	4
	11	11	5	11							13/16	14	11	11
	8	3	11	4			6	10	2
	13	11	3	2	7	13/16	11	12	11
13/16	11	6	11	11	11

Section 6[]

First round						Second round						Third Round							Fourth Round

						9/12		11	11	11
	5	9	5					6	5	7
	11	11	11									9/12		11	11	5	11
	6	2	6											8	6	11	9
	11	11	11					12	7	7	6
	3	3	4					10	11	11	11
	11	11	11																9/12		11	7	13	11	7
	11	11	11																5/8	Darren Rahul Pragasam	7	11	15	1	11
	2	1	7					8	9	12
	8	2	11	7				11	11	14
	11	11	8	11										10	11	9	11	5
	11	11	6	3	11							5/8	Darren Rahul Pragasam	12	5	11	2	11
	4	7	11	11	3			4	6	6
						5/8	Darren Rahul Pragasam	11	11	11

Section 7[]

First round						Second round							Third Round					Fourth Round

						5/8	Leonel Cárdenas	11	11	11
	Edwin Clain	9	11	11	12		Edwin Clain	6	6	6
		11	3	9	10								5/8	Leonel Cárdenas	11	11	11
		11	11	11											5	6	1
		7	7	7				13	11	7	7	11
		9	11	8	7			11	4	11	11	7
		11	8	11	11													5/8	Leonel Cárdenas	11	8	11	11
		9	6	6																7	11	5	3
		11	11	11				11	11	11
		11	11	9	12			6	9	7
		5	6	11	10										11	11	11
		9	11	5	8								9/12		9	7	9
		11	9	11	11			6	4	5
						9/12		11	11	11

Section 8[]

First round							Second round						Third Round							Fourth Round

13/16	Yannick Wilhelmi	11	11	11
		8	4	5			13/16	Yannick Wilhelmi	11	11	11	11
		5	3	6					13	3	6	11
		11	11	11									13/16	Yannick Wilhelmi	8	8	11	12	11
		8	11	6	4									Sam Todd	11	11	8	10	6
		11	9	11	11				9	11	9	9
		7	11	10	11	9		Sam Todd	11	8	11	11
	Sam Todd	11	7	12	4	11														13/16	Yannick Wilhelmi	9	5	8
		10	2	6																2	Mostafa Asal	11	11	11
		12	11	11					8	8	11
		11	11	11					11	11	13
		8	8	8											9	8	6
		11	11	11									2	Mostafa Asal	11	11	11
		3	3	2					11	2	2
							2	Mostafa Asal	13	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[]

Men'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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