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Asian Junior Championships Results 1983-2010 Asian Junior Championships Results 1983-2010 Asian Junior Championships 1st Asian Junior Championships (14-22/12/1983 Bahrain) Men's Team: 1. Korea R 2. China 3. Japan 4. Malaysia 5. India 6. Singapore 7. Iran 8. Pakistan 9. Indonesia 10. Australia 11. Hong Kong 12. Kuwait 13. U. A. E. 14. Saudi Arabia 15. Yemen AR 16. Bahrain 17. Syria 18. Sri Lanka 19. Qatar 20. Palestine 21. Oman Women's Team: 1.China 2. Korea R 3. Malaysia 4. Japan 5. Australia 6. Indonesia 7. India 8. Pakistan 9. Singapore 10. Hong Kong 11. Bahrain 12. Syria 13. Sri Lanka Men's Singles: 1. Lee Hong H. (KOR) 2. Wang Hao (KOR) 3. Park Sang Jae (KOR) Park Jae Hyun (KOR) Women's Singles: 1. Lee G. S. (KOR) 2. Zhu Juan (CHN) 3. Choi Y. H. (KOR) 3. Chen Zihe (CHN) Men's Doubles: 1. Yoo Nam Kyu / Bae J. H. (KOR) 2. Lee Jong H. / Park Jae Hun (KOR) 3. Sun Jian Wei / Zhou Bin (CHN) Barua / Vasant Bhardwaj (IND) Women's Doubles: 1. Kirn Y. M. / Choi Y. H. (KOR) 2. Lee G. S. / Kim I. S. (KOR) 3. Chen Zihe / Zhu Juan (CHN) Uchiyama Kyoko / Ishida Kiyomi (JPN) Mixed Doubles: 1. Lee Hong H. / Kim L S. (KOR) 2. Yoo Kyu / Kim Y. M. (KOR) 3. Zhou Bibn / Zhu Juan (CHN) Sun Jianwei / Chen Zihe (CHN) 2nd Asian Junior Championships (1-6/4/1986 Nagoya, Japan) Men's Team: 1. Korea R 2.Korea DPR 3. China 4. Chinese Taipei 5. Japan 6. India 7. Indonesia 8. Australia 9. Malaysia 10. Pakistan 11. Singapore 12. Saudi Arabia 13. Hong Kong 14. Iran 15. Yemen Arab 16. Sri Lanka 17. New Zealand Women's Team: 1. China 2. Korea R 3. Korea DPR 4. Japan 5. Chinese Taipei 6. Indonesia 7. India 8. Singapore 9. Hong Kong 10. Australia 11. New Zealand 12. Malaysia 13. Sri Lanka Men's Singles: 1. Kim Song Hui (PRK) 2. Ma Wenge (CHN) 3. Yoo Nam Kyu (KOR) 3. Zhang Lei (CHN) Women's Singles: 1. Hyun Jung Hwa (KOR) 2.Hong Cha Ok (KOR) 3. Gao Lijuan (CHN) Hong Soon Hwa (KOR) Men's Doubles: 1. Kim Taek Soo / Park Jae Hyun (KOR) 2. Yun Mun Song / Li Sung Il (PRK) 3. Kim Song Hui / Mun Ui Chol (KOR) Yoon Nam Kyu / Kim Kyung Ho (KOR) Women's Doubles: 1. Chen Zihe / Gao Lijuan (CHN) 2. Hyun Jung Hwa / Hong Cha Ok (KOR) 3. Hsieh Shu Chuan / Huang Su Feng (TPE) Lu Chiu Ju / Huang Chiu Hsiang (TPE) Mixed Doubles: 1. Yu Shendong / Liu Wei (CHN) 2. Kim Taek Soo / Hong Cha Ok (KOR) 3. Fan Yiyong / Gao Lijuan (CHN) Ma Wenge / Chen Zihe (CHN) Boys Cadet: I. Li Sung Il (PRK) 2. Chen Hongyu (CHN) 3. Tokumura Tomohiko (JPN) Ko Chun Ho (PRK) Girls Cadet: l. An Hui Suk (PRK) 2. Wang Ming Yue h (TPE) 3. Yin Yanping (CHN) Kawai Masayo (JPN) 3rd Asian Junior Championships (14-21/11/1987 Kediri, Indonesia) Men's Team: 1. Korea DPR 2. Korea R 3. China 4. Indonesia 5. Chinese Taipei 6. India 7. Japan 8. Malaysia 9. Hong Kong 10. Iran 11. Pakistan 12. Bangladesh 13. Singapore Women's Team: 1. Korea DPR 2. China 3. Korea R 4. Japan 5. Chinese Taipei 6. Indonesia 7. Hong Kong 8. Singapore 9. India 10. Malaysia 11. Philippines Men's Singles: l. Liu Junhui (CHN) 2. Lin Zhisang (CHN) 3. Kim Taek Soo (KOR) Chen Hongyu (CHN) Women's Singles: l. Hons Cha Ok (KOR) 2. Wang Xiuming (CHN) 3. Zhang Qin (CHN) Li Mi Suk (PRK) Men's Doubles: 1. Lee Chong Mu / Kim Suk Man (KOR) 2. Tokumura Tomohiko / Ogasawara Tsuyoshi (JPN) 3. Hsieh Wen Tang / Wang Chun Chuan (TPE) Kim Taek Soo / Kang Hee Chan (KOR) Women's Doubles: 1. Lee Jung Im / Jung Ji Young (KOR) 2. Matsumoto Yukino / Sato Rika (JPN) 3. Oba Noriko / Yoshida Shizuko (CHN) Gao Dongping /Wang Xiuming (CHN) Mixed Doubles: 1. Lee Chong Mu/Lee Jung Im (KOR) 2. Kan Hee Chan / Kwon Mi Sook (KOR) 3. Li Sung Il / Kim Hye Yong (PRK) Yun Mun Song / Yu Sun Bok (PRK) Boys Cadet: 1. Kim Myong Jun (PRK) 2. Tanaka Takyua (JPN) 3. Fujimoto Takeshi (JPN) Masuda Hiroki (JPN) Girls Cadet: l. OnoTomoko (JPN) 2. Sun Linan (CHN) 3. Kawai Masayo (JPN) Li Gwan Ok (PRK) Boys Hopes: 1. Nakamura Kinjiro (JPN) 2. Feng Zhe (CHN) 3. Hengky (INA) Suwandi (INA) Girls Hopes: 1. Fukuda Satoko (JPN) 2. Tominaga Emi (JPN) 3. Lina Prasetyo (INA) Inneke (INA) 4th Asian Junior Championships (20-26/12/1989 New Delhi, India) Men's Team: 1. Korea DPR 2. Korea R 3. China 4. Indonesia 5. Chinese Taipei 6. India Men's Team: 1. Korea DPR 2. Korea R 3. China 4. Japan Women's Team: 1.China 2. Korea DPR 3. Korea R 4. Japan Men's Singles: 1. Choe Gyong Sop (PRK) 2. Kim Gug Chol (PRK) 3. Kim Jin Myong (PRK) Feng Zhe (CHN) Women's Singles: l. Wu Na (CHN) 2. Fu Pei (CHN) 3. Kim Bun Sik (KOR) Chang Myong Sik (PRK) Men's Doubles: 1. Hyun Jung Sik / Kim Hyung Woo (KOR) 2. Liu Guoliang / Feng Zhe (CHN) 3. Kim Jin Myong / Choe Gyong Sop (PRK) Kim Myong Jun / Kim Gug Chol (PRK) Women's Doubles: 1. Fu Pei / Zheng Yuan (CHN) 2. Wang Chen / Wu Na (CHN) 3. Kwak Chae Suk / Park Ho Sun (KOR) Son Soi Hwa / Kim Hyang Syk (PRK) Mixed Doubles: 1. Hyun Jung Sik / Park Hae Jung (KOR) 2. Kim Myong Jun / Li Jong Suk (PRK) 3. Kim Jin Myong / Chang Myong Sil (PRK) Dong Lun / Wang Chen (CHN) Boys Cadet: 1. Kong Linghui (CHN) 2. R. Yuzawa (JPN) Girls Cadet: 1. Bhuvanecswari (IND) 2. Ghosh (IND) Boys Hopes: 1. Basak (IND) 2. K. Ikeda (JPN) Girls Hopes: l. Y. Fujita (JPN) 2. Bhola (IND) 5th Asian Junior Championships (29/4-3/5/1994 Niigata, Japan) Men's Team: 1. Korea DPR 2.China 3. Japan & Chinese Taipei 13 teams played: Korea R, China, Japan, Chinese Taipei, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Thailand, India, Hong Kong, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Cambodia Women's Team: 1.China 2. Korea 3. Japan & Chinese Taipei 11 teams played: China, Korea R, Japan, Chinese Taipei, Indonesia, India, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Kazakhstan, Hong Kong Men's Singles: 1. Wang Liqin (CHN) 2. Yang Hee Suk (KOR) 3. Han Yang (CHN) Yang Chao Ming (TPE) Women's Singles: 1. Wang Nan (CHN) 2. Yang Ying (CHN) 3. Kim Bok Rae (KOR) Kim Yang Ah (KOR) 6th Asian Junior Championships (1997, Panaji, India) Men’s Team: 1. KOREA R, 2.CHINA, 3.CHINESE TAIPEI, 4.JAPAN, 5. INDIA, 6. THAILAND, 7.HONGKONG, 8.QATAR, 9.IRAN, 10.SRI LANKA, 11.NEW ZELAND, 12.SAUDI ARABIA, 13.MALAYSIA, 14.KAZAKHSTAN, 15.TURKMENISTAN 16.BANGLASESH, 17.YEMEN, 18.SYRIA, 19.UZBEKISTAN 20.PAKISTAN, 21.NEPAL, Women’s Team: 1. CHINA, 2.KOREA R, 3.THAILAND, 4.CHINESE TAIPEI, 5.HONG KONG, 6.INDIA, 7.JAPAN, 8.MALAYSIA, 9.TURKMENISTAN, 10.KAZAKHSTAN, 11.UZBEKISTAN, 12.NEPAL, 13.SRI LANKA, Men’s Singles: 1. WANG JIANJUN(CHN), 2.TAN RUIWU(CHN) 3.RYU SEUNG MIN(KOR) JOO SAE HYUK(KOR) Women’s Singles: 1. NIU JIANFENG(CHN) 2. ZHANG YINING(CHN) 3. LEE KANG HYUN(KOR) PARK MI YOUNG(KOR) 7th Asian Junior Championships (1999, India) Men’s Team: 1. CHINA 2. KORE R 3.JAPAN, INDIA Women’s Team: 1.CHINA 2. CHINESE TAIPEI 3.INDIA, KOREA R Men’s Singles: 1. RYU SEUNG MIN(KOR) 2. WANG HAO(CHN) 3. TANG PENG(CHN) HAO SHUAI(CHN) Women’s Singles: 1. ZHANG FANG(CHN) 2.LI QIANGBING(CHN) 3.CHEN QING(CHN) PAN LI-CHUN(TPE) Men’s Doubles 1. RYU SEUNG MIN/KIM JUNG HOON(KOR) 2. TANG PENG / WANG HAO(CHN) 3. HAO SHUAI/ZHANG LIZI(CHN) SUBHAJIT SAHA/SOUMYA DEEP ROY(INDIA) Women’s Doubles: 1. CHEN QING/ZHANG FANG(CHN) 2.LU YUN FENG/PAN LI CHUN(TPE) 3. POULOMI GHATAK/MOUMA DAS(INDIA) MOON HYUN JUNG/KIM HYUNG HA(KOR) 8th Asian Junior Championships (2001, Hong Kong) Men' Team: 1. CHINA 2.KOREA 3. INDIA / JAPAN 5. CHINESE TAIPEI 6.IRAN 7.VIETNAM 8.HONG KONG II 9.INDONESIA 10.AUSTRALIA11.KUWAIT 12.HONG KONG I Women’s Team: 1. CHINA 2. CHINESE TAIPEI 3. JAPAN/KOREA 5. INDIA 6. HONG KONG 7. MALAYSIA 8. INDONESIA Men's Singles: 1/ LEE Jung Woo(KOR) 2/ Ling Weichao(CHN) 3/ Sun Ren(CHN) Yang Zi(CHN) Women's Singles: 1/Peng Luyang(CHN) 2/Guo Yue(CHN) 3/Li Xiaoxia(CHN) Fan Ying(CHN) Men's Doubles: 1/ Takagiwa Kenichi/ Morita Yuki(JPN) 2/ Ling Weichao/Sun Ren(CHN) 3/ Yang Zi/Wang Zhen(CHN) Sakamoto Ryusuke/Kishikawa Seiya(JPN) Women's Doubles: 1/ / Guo Yue/Li Xiaoxia(CHN) 2/ Peng Luyang/Fan Ying 3/ Yu Mei Zu/Su Hsien Chiu(TPE) Kim Hye Hyun/Kim Su Jin(KOR) th 9 Asian Junior Championships (2003, Hyderabad, India) Men’s Team: 1. Chinese Taipei 2. Korea 3. China & Japan 5. India 6. Hong Kong 7. Iran 8. Indonesia 9. Thailand 10. Kuwait 11. UAE 12. Bangladesh Women’s Team: 1. China 2. Korea 3. Japan & Chinese Taipei 5. India 6. Malaysia 7. Indonesia 8.Hong Kong 9. Macao 10. Jordan Men’s Singles 1. Zheng Changgong(CHN) 2. Kim Tae Hoon(KOR) 3. Lim Jae Hyun (KOR) Li Hu(CHN) Women’s Singles: 1. Li Qian(CHN) 2. Peng Luyang(CHN) 3. Li Xiaoxia(CHN) Fan Ying(CHN) Men’s Doubles: 1.
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