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South Australia International 2018 MS South Australia International 2018 MS Date City, Country Website 13 - 16 Sep 2018 Adelaide, AUS www.badmintonsa.org.au Printed: 29/08/2018 9:24:02 AM Cnty Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Quarterfinals Semifinals Final 1 JPN Yu Igarashi [1] Yu Igarashi [1] 2 Bye 3 AUS Don Bui 4 IND S. Chandra Shekhara 5 ENG Kai Ho Tang Kai Ho Tang 6 Bye 7 BRU Jaspar Woon Chai Yu 8 AUS Pit Seng Low 9 AUT Luka Wraber [6] Luka Wraber [6] 10 Bye 11 IND Siril Verma 12 AUS Gavin Kyjac Ong 13 AUS Jingpeng Wang 14 MAS M. Mohd Nadzri 15 JPN Takuma Obayashi 16 SGP M. Khan 17 VIE C. Pham [3] C. Pham [3] 18 Bye 19 THA Chaiyasit Sukasem 20 AUS Ashwant Gobinathan 21 AUS S. Lai 22 JPN Yusuke Onodera 23 NZL Niccolo Tagle 24 IND Siddharath Thakur 25 IND Gurusaidutt R. [5] Gurusaidutt R. [5] 26 Bye 27 TPE Chen Shiau Cheng 28 AUS Tristan Michael Edison 29 SGP M. Tan 30 AUS Keith Mark Edison 31 JPN Hashiru Shimono 32 AUS Athi Selladurai 33 THA Chindanai Lapsirikul 34 VIE Le Duc Phat 35 JPN Kodai Naraoka 36 AUS Anthony Joe 37 AUS Yian (Andy) Xie 38 SGP Jia Heng Jason Teh 39 Bye S. Jaiswal [7] 40 IND S. Jaiswal [7] 41 AUS Jacob Schueler 42 JPN Riichi Takeshita 43 INA Henrikho Kho Wibowo 44 ENG Chun Kar Lung 45 IND Sahil Sipani 46 AUS Joshua Jian Min Khong 47 Bye Milan Ludik [4] 48 CZE Milan Ludik [4] 49 JPN Minoru Koga 50 IND Aneeth Kumar Repudi 51 MAS Teck Zhi Soo 52 AUS David Sun 53 AUS Darshand Gobinathan 54 SGP Jia Wei Joel Koh 55 Bye Abhinav Manota [8] 56 NZL Abhinav Manota [8] 57 SGP Kean Yew Loh 58 AUS Peter Yan 59 Bye Naohiro Matsukawa 60 JPN Naohiro Matsukawa 61 USA Timothy Lam 62 AUS Vo Huy 63 Bye T. Nguyen [2] 64 VIE T. Nguyen [2] South Australia International 2018 WS - QUALIFICATION Date City, Country Website 13 - 16 Sep 2018 Adelaide, AUS www.badmintonsa.org.au Printed: 29/08/2018 9:24:02 AM Cnty Finals Qualifiers 1 TPE Tung Ciou-Tong [1] Tung Ciou-Tong [1] Q1 2 Bye 3 TPE Chen Li Q2 4 JPN Hirari Mizui 5 TPE Chen You-Chi Q3 6 MAS Yi Jin Kong 7 AUS Grace Hanratty Q4 8 SGP Yue Yann Jaslyn Hooi [2] South Australia International 2018 WS Date City, Country Website 13 - 16 Sep 2018 Adelaide, AUS www.badmintonsa.org.au Printed: 29/08/2018 9:24:02 AM Cnty Round 1 Round 2 Quarterfinals Semifinals Final 1 VIE Thi Trang (B) Vu [1] 2 TPE Chien Hui Yu 3 MAS Yen Mei Ho 4 SGP Chua Hui Zhen Grace 5 TPE Chen Su Yu [5] 6 AUS Claudia Lam 7 Qualification - Q2 8 JPN Aya Fukunaga 9 CAN Brittney Tam [4] 10 Qualification - Q1 11 JPN Natsuki Oie 12 TPE Huang Yin Hsuan 13 AUS H. Chen [8] 14 TPE Peng Li Ting 15 JPN Asuka Takahashi 16 NZL Sally Fu 17 JPN Yuki Suzuki 18 AUS Yingzi Jiang 19 TPE Hung Yi-Ting 20 IND S. Kudaravalli [7] 21 Qualification - Q4 22 MAS Lee Zii Yii 23 TPE Tang Wan Yi 24 VIE Thuy Linh Nguyen [3] 25 Qualification - Q3 26 USA Iris Wang 27 AUS Lauren Lim 28 JPN Ayumi Mine [6] 29 MRI Aurelie Marie Elisa Allet 30 AUS Jennifer Tam 31 MAS Yin Fun Lim 32 TPE Sung Shuo Yun [2] South Australia International 2018 MD Date City, Country Website 13 - 16 Sep 2018 Adelaide, AUS www.badmintonsa.org.au Printed: 29/08/2018 9:24:02 AM Cnty Round 1 Round 2 Quarterfinals Semifinals Final USA Phillip Chew [1] 1 USA Ryan Chew Phillip Chew [1] Ryan Chew 2 Bye AUS David Sun 3 AUS Yian (Andy) Xie David Sun Yian (Andy) Xie 4 Bye JPN Mahiro Kaneko 5 JPN Yunosuke Kubota Mahiro Kaneko Yunosuke Kubota 6 Bye THA Chindanai Lapsirikul 7 THA Chaiyasit Sukasem AUS Ashwant Gobinathan 8 AUS Darshand Gobinathan SGP D. Chrisnanta [3] 9 SGP Hee Yong Kai Terry D. Chrisnanta [3] Hee Yong Kai Terry 10 Bye IND Sachin Chandra Shekhara 11 IND Sahil Sipani AUS Lukas Defolky 12 AUS Raymond Tam JPN Hirokatsu Hashimoto 13 JPN Hiroyuki Saeki Hirokatsu Hashimoto Hiroyuki Saeki 14 Bye AUS Matthew Chau 15 AUS Ming Chuen Lim NZL Abhinav Manota 16 NZL Maika Phillips SGP Jian Liang Lee 17 SGP Guang Liang Jason Wong IND K. Nandagopal 18 IND Gouse Shaik 19 Bye Chee Ming Tan AUS Chee Ming Tan Ziye (West) Tang 20 AUS Ziye (West) Tang AUS Simon Wing Hang Leung 21 AUS Toby Wong IND Kona Tarun 22 MAS Khim Wah Lim 23 Bye Hiroki Okamura [4] JPN Hiroki Okamura [4] Masayuki Onodera 24 JPN Masayuki Onodera JPN Akira Koga 25 JPN Taichi Saito AUS Eric Vuong 26 AUS Peter Yan 27 Bye Jonathan Curtin NZL Jonathan Curtin Christopher Steeghs 28 NZL Christopher Steeghs 29 Bye Loh Kean Hean SGP Loh Kean Hean Bimo Adi Prakoso 30 SGP Bimo Adi Prakoso 31 Bye Chun Kang Shia [2] MAS Chun Kang Shia [2] Wee Gieen Tan 32 MAS Wee Gieen Tan South Australia International 2018 WD Date City, Country Website 13 - 16 Sep 2018 Adelaide, AUS www.badmintonsa.org.au Printed: 29/08/2018 9:24:02 AM Cnty Round 1 Quarterfinals Semifinals Final Winner SGP P. Citra [1] 1 SGP Yujia Jin NZL Erena Calder -Hawkins 2 NZL Justine Villegas TPE Chen Su Yu 3 TPE Sung Shuo Yun AUS Grace Hanratty 4 AUS Talia Saunders NZL Anona Pak [4] 5 NZL F. Rahardja TPE Hung Yi-Ting 6 TPE Tang Wan Yi AUS Claudia Lam 7 AUS Jennifer Tam TPE Jiang Yi-Hua 8 TPE Sun Wen Pei MAS Joyce Choong 9 AUS Gronya Somerville TPE Chen Li 10 TPE Chen You-Chi TPE Peng Li Ting 11 TPE Chien Hui Yu NZL Sally Fu [3] 12 NZL Alyssa Tagle AUS Yingzi Jiang 13 AUS Ann-Louise Slee TPE Tai Wei-Ling 14 TPE Wu Fang Chien SGP Yue Yann Jaslyn Hooi 15 SGP Wong Jia Ying Crystal JPN Erina Honda [2] 16 JPN Nozomi Shimizu South Australia International 2018 XD Date City, Country Website 13 - 16 Sep 2018 Adelaide, AUS www.badmintonsa.org.au Printed: 29/08/2018 9:24:02 AM Cnty Round 1 Round 2 Quarterfinals Semifinals Final RUS Evgenij Dremin [1] 1 RUS Evgenia Dimova Evgenij Dremin [1] Evgenia Dimova 2 Bye IND Utkarsh Arora 3 IND Karishma Wadkar Utkarsh Arora Karishma Wadkar 4 Bye SGP Bimo Adi Prakoso 5 SGP Yujia Jin Bimo Adi Prakoso Yujia Jin 6 Bye AUS Eric Vuong 7 AUS Ann-Louise Slee NZL Jonathan Curtin 8 NZL Erena Calder -Hawkins JPN Kohei Gondo [4] 9 JPN Ayane Kurihara Kohei Gondo [4] Ayane Kurihara 10 Bye AUS Peter Yan 11 AUS Talia Saunders Peter Yan Talia Saunders 12 Bye AUS Matthew Chau 13 MAS Joyce Choong Matthew Chau Joyce Choong 14 Bye NZL Maika Phillips 15 NZL F. Rahardja AUS Simon Wing Hang Leung 16 AUS Gronya Somerville AUS Athi Selladurai 17 AUS Claudia Lam IND K. Nandagopal 18 IND Sanjana Santosh 19 Bye Niccolo Tagle NZL Niccolo Tagle Anona Pak 20 NZL Anona Pak NZL Jack Boyle 21 NZL Alyssa Tagle AUS Ming Chuen Lim 22 AUS Yingzi Jiang 23 Bye D. Chrisnanta [3] SGP D. Chrisnanta [3] Wong Jia Ying Crystal 24 SGP Wong Jia Ying Crystal NZL Christopher Steeghs 25 NZL Justine Villegas SGP Hee Yong Kai Terry 26 SGP Putri Sari Dewi Citra 27 Bye Tadayuki Urai JPN Tadayuki Urai Rena Miyaura 28 JPN Rena Miyaura 29 Bye Ashwant Gobinathan AUS Ashwant Gobinathan Lauren Lim 30 AUS Lauren Lim 31 Bye Saurabh Sharma [2] IND Saurabh Sharma [2] Anoushka Parikh 32 IND Anoushka Parikh .
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