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⇧ 2008 Back to Badzine Results Page 2007 Women's Singles Results Gold Silver Bronze Bronze World Championships Zhu Lin Wang Chen Zhang Ning Lu Lan Super Series Malaysia Open Zhu Lin Wong Mew Choo Yao Jie Eriko Hirose Korea Open Xie Xingfang Zhu Lin Petya Nedelcheva Lu Lan All England Xie Xingfang Pi Hongyan Zhu Lin Zhang Ning Swiss Open Zhang Ning Lu Lan Xu Huaiwen Jiang Yanjiao Singapore Open Zhang Ning Xie Xingfang Xu Huaiwen Eriko Hirose Indonesia Open Wang Chen Zhu Lin Pi Hongyan Petya Nedelcheva China Masters Xie Xingfang Zhang Ning Pi Hongyan Yip Pui Yin Japan Open Tine Baun Xie Xingfang Lu Lan Jun Jae Youn Denmark Open Lu Lan Zhang Ning Wang Chen Zhu Lin French Open Xie Xingfang Pi Hongyan Wong Mew Choo Zhang Ning China Open Wong Mew Choo Xie Xingfang Lu Lan Zhang Ning Hong Kong Open Xie Xingfang Zhu Lin Lu Lan Jun Jae Youn Grand Prix Gold Thai Open Zhu Lin Zhou Mi Pi Hongyan Xing Aiying Philippine Open Zhou Mi Zhu Jingjing Adrianti Firdasari Juliane Schenk Chinese Taipei Open Wang Chen Pi Hongyan Yao Jie Yip Pui Yin Macau Open Xie Xingfang Jun Jae Youn Adrianti Firdasari Lu Lan Russian Open Wang Yihan Xu Huaiwen Pai Hsiao Ma Fransiska Ratnasari ⇧ 2008 Back to Badzine Results Page 2007 Women's Singles Results Gold Silver Bronze Bronze Grand Prix German Open Xie Xingfang Xu Huaiwen Petya Nedelcheva Pi Hongyan New Zealand Open Zhou Mi Chie Umezu Pi Hongyan Yip Pui Yin U.S. Open Jun Jae Youn Lee Yun Hwa Pai Hsiao Ma Elizabeth Cann Bitburger Open Wang Yihan Juliane Schenk Zhu Jingjing Jiang Yanjiao Dutch Open Li Wenyan Judith Meulendijks Li Li Juliane Schenk Vietnam Open Zhu Jingjing Yu Hirayama Wang Yihan Wang Lin Continental Championships Asian Championships Jiang Yanjiao Lu Lan Wang Chen Wong Mew Choo SEA Games Maria Kristin Yulianti Adrianti Firdasari Soratja Chansrisukot Julia Wong Pan Am Champs Anna Rice Claudia Rivero Sarah Macmaster Charmaine Reid Pan Am Games Eva Lee Charmaine Reid Claudia Rivero Sarah Macmaster Junior World Juniors Wang Lin Bae Youn Joo Gu Juan Liu Xin Asian Juniors Liu Xin Gu Juan Fu Mingtian Lydia Cheah Pan Am Juniors Jamie Subandhi Deyanira Angulo Grace Gao Phyllis Chan Australian Olympic Youth Festival Liu Jie Lydia Cheah Michelle Cheung Colleen Goh.

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