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9Th June 2013 Nicol David International Squash Centre, Bukit Dumbar, Penang Girls Under 11 PBA 11TH PENANG (MALAYSIAN) JUNIOR OPEN 2013 4TH - 9TH JUNE 2013 NICOL DAVID INTERNATIONAL SQUASH CENTRE, BUKIT DUMBAR, PENANG GIRLS UNDER 11 ROUND ONE ROUND TWO ROUND THREE QUARTER FINAL SEMI FINAL FINAL RESULT 1 Jessica Keng (SBH)Bye Jessica Keng (SBH)1,4,2 Jessica Keng (SBH)6,2,2 Jessica Keng (SBH)9,7,5 Jessica Keng (SBH)6,4,1 Jessica Keng (SBH) 3,3,2 Jessica Keng (SBH) 1 K1 K 1 Winner of K1 K33K 33 05/06 - 1.30pm Winner of K33 K K65 65 06/06 - 1.40pm Winner of K65 K K97 97 07/06-3.00pm Winner of K97 K129K 129 08/06-2.00pm Winner of K129 KK161 161 09/06 - 10.30am Winner of K161 64 Bye L Sujithra Kunasekaran (FT) L Jannia Singh (IND) L Aira Bt. Azman (KDH)L Wong Heng Wai (KDH)L Lim Ching You (KDH) L Lim Ching You (KDH) 2 Winner of K2 Winner of K34 Winner of K66 Winner of K98 Winner of K130 Loser of K161 33 Iris Chieng (SWK)L Jannia Singh (IND)(11),1,1,1 Nathalie Sim (SWK)L Wong Heng Wai (KDH)10,10,3 Vasundhra Vasanthan (NS)L Wong Heng Wai (KDH) L Vasundhra Vasanthan (NS)3 K2 K 2 04/06 - 12.10 pm Winner of K3 K34K 34 05/06 - 1.30pm Winner of K35 K K66 66 06/06 - 1.40pm Winner of K67 K K98 98 07/06-3.00pm Winner of K99 K130K 130 08/06-2.00pm Loser of K129 K162K 162 09/06 - 8.30am Winner of K162 32 Sujithra Kunasekaran (FT) 3,3,3 Dana Gan (SEL) L Aira Bt. Azman (KDH)8,7,6 Megha Bhatia (IND)L Lim Ching You (KDH)5,8,8 Vasundhra Vasanthan (NS) 4,5,2 Wong Heng Wai (KDH) 4 Winner of K4 Winner of K36 Winner of K68 Winner of K100 Loser of K130 Loser of K162 17 Jannia Singh (IND)Bye Nathalie Sim (SWK) 0,1,1 Shasmithaa Nityanandan (SEL) L Vasundhra Vasanthan (NS) 6,(7),8,4 Aira Bt. Azman (KDH)10,10,8 Aira Bt. Azman (KDH) (8),7,8,5 Aira Bt. Azman (KDH) 5 K3 K 3 Winner of K5 K35K 35 05/06 - 1.30pm Winner of K37 K K67 67 06/06 - 1.40pm Winner of K69 K K99 99 07/06-3.00pm Loser of K97 K131K 131 08/06-1.30pm Winner of K131 KK163 163 09/06 - 8.30am Winner of K163 48 Bye L Dalia Nursarrah (TRG)L Wong Heng Wai (KDH)3,8,7 Chen Yu Ng (NS)L Megha Bhatia (IND)L Chen Yu Ng (NS) L Chen Yu Ng (NS) 6 Winner of K6 Winner of K38 Winner of K70 Loser of K98 Winner of K132 Loser of K163 49 Bye L Eugenia David (SWK)L Yee Xin Yin (SBH)L Anis Sofea (KDH)L Chen Yu Ng (NS)(8),5,8,(5),1 Megha Bhatia (IND) 3,8,6 Megha Bhatia (IND) 7 K4 K 4 Winner of K7 K36K 36 05/06 - 1.30pm Winner of K39 K K68 68 06/06 - 1.40pm Winner of K71 K K100 100 07/06-3.00pm Loser of K99 K132K 132 08/06-1.30pm Loser of K131 K K164 164 09/06 - 8.30am Winner of K164 16 Dana Gan (SEL) Bye Aira Bt. Azman (KDH)0,1,0 Megha Bhatia (IND)(7),(7),4,9,6 Lim Ching You (KDH)(8),8,2,5 Anis Sofea (KDH)L Anis Sofea (KDH) L Anis Sofea (KDH) 8 Winner of K8 Winner of K40 Winner of K72 Loser of K100 Loser of K132 Loser of K164 9 Nathalie Sim (SWK) Bye Shasmithaa Nityanandan (SEL) 2,2,2 Vasundhra Vasanthan (NS) 5,0,9 Jannia Singh (IND)3,(8),10,7 Jannia Singh (IND) L Shasmithaa Nityanandan (SEL) L Kiroshanna Manoharan9 (NS) K5 K 5 Winner of K9 K37K 37 05/06 - 1.30pm Winner of K41 K K69 69 06/06 - 1.40pm Loser of K65 K101K 101 07/06-3.00pm Winner of K101 K133K 133 08/06-1.30pm Winner of K133 KK165 165 08/06 -6.50pm Winner of K165 56 Bye L Chen Yu Jie (NS) L Anannya Morey (IND)L Nathalie Sim (SWK) L Shasmithaa Nityanandan (SEL) (5),6,(5),5,7 Kiroshanna Manoharan (NS) 5,9,(7),6 Shasmithaa Nityanandan10 (SEL) Winner of K10 Winner of K42 Loser of K66 Winner of K102 Winner of K134 Loser of K165 41 Dalia Nursarrah (TRG)Bye Teoh Liyen (PG)L Rachel Kong (SWK) L Shasmithaa Nityanandan (SEL)6,10,(10),(11),6 Rachel Kong (SWK)L Jannia Singh (IND) 8,6,5 Jannia Singh (IND) 11 K6 K 6 04/06 - 12.10 pm Winner of K11 KK38 38 05/06 - 1.30pm Winner of K43 K K70 70 06/06 - 1.40pm Loser of K67 K102K 102 07/06-3.00pm Winner of K103 K134K 134 08/06-1.30pm Loser of K133 K166K 166 08/06 -6.50pm Winner of K166 24 Olivia Cho In Young (KOR) L Wong Heng Wai (KDH)(9),5,4,3 Chen Yu Ng (NS)(8),8,8,5 Yee Xin Yin (SBH)L Kiroshanna Manoharan (NS)3,3,5 Rachel Kong (SWK) L Rachel Kong (SWK) 12 Winner of K12 Winner of K44 Loser of K68 Winner of K104 Loser of K134 Loser of K166 25 Chloe Cho (KOR) L Yee Xin Yin (SBH)9,(12),9,11 Zoe Ting (SWK)L Anannya Morey (IND)L Nathalie Sim (SWK)L Yee Xin Yin (SBH) 5,7,4 Yee Xin Yin (SBH) 13 K7 K 7 04/06 - 12.10 pm Winner of K13 KK39 39 05/06 - 1.30pm Winner of K45 K K71 71 06/06 - 1.20pm Loser of K69 K103K 103 07/06-2.30pm Loser of K101 K135K 135 08/06-1.30pm Winner of K135 KK167 167 08/06 -6.50pm Winner of K167 40 Eugenia David (SWK)Bye Sehveetraa Kumar (KDH)L Anis Sofea (KDH)(6),12,1,(8),2 Rachel Kong (SWK)(9),3,7,8 Yee Xin Yin (SBH)8,1,5 Zoe Ting (SWK) L Zoe Ting (SWK) 14 Winner of K14 Winner of K46 Loser of K70 Loser of K102 Winner of K136 Loser of K167 57 Bye L Save Tze Yu (MLK)L Lim Ching You (KDH)(8),8,(9),11,7 Zoe Ting (SWK)L Anannya Morey (IND)L Nathalie Sim (SWK) 9,8,4 Nathalie Sim (SWK) 15 K8 K 8 Winner of K15 KK40 40 05/06 - 1.30pm Winner of K47 K K72 72 06/06 - 1.20pm Loser of K71 K104K 104 07/06-2.30pm Loser of K103 K136K 136 08/06-1.30pm Loser of K135 K168K 168 08/06 -6.50pm Winner of K168 8 Aira Bt. Azman (KDH)Bye Megha Bhatia (IND) 4,5,1 Kiroshanna Manoharan (NS) L Kiroshanna Manoharan (NS) 7,4,3 Zoe Ting (SWK)1,(7),(9),4,6 Anannya Morey (IND) L Anannya Morey (IND) 16 Winner of K16 Winner of K48 Loser of K72 Loser of K104 Loser of K136 Loser of K168 GU11 Page 1 5 Shasmithaa Nityanandan (SEL) Bye Vasundhra Vasanthan (NS) 0,1,2 Sujithra Kunasekaran (FT) (8),6,2,3 Sujithra Kunasekaran (FT)1,0,2 Sujithra Kunasekaran (FT)L Sehveetraa Kumar (KDH) 11,4,6 Sehveetraa Kumar (KDH)17 K9 K 9 Winner of K17 KK41 41 05/06 - 1.30pm Loser of K33 K73K 73 06/06 - 1.20pm Winner of K73 K K105 105 06/06 - 7.40pm Winner of K105 K137K 137 07/06-2.30pm Winner of K137 KK169 169 08/06 -6.50pm Winner of K169 60 Bye L Ayumi Watanabe (JPN)L Dana Gan (SEL)L Eugenia David (SWK)L Sehveetraa Kumar (KDH)(9),4,7, Ong Wei Chin (MLK) L Ong Wei Chin (MLK) 18 Winner of K18 Loser of K34 Winner of K74 Winner of K106 Winner of K138 Loser of K169 37 Chen Yu Jie (NS)Bye Anannya Morey (IND)9,(10),8,3 Dalia Nursarrah (TRG)L Teoh Liyen (PG)L Nurwaffiah (MLK)L Sujithra Kunasekaran (FT) 9,(7),7,10 Sujithra Kunasekaran (FT)19 K10 K 10 04/06 - 12.10 pm Winner of K19 KK42 42 05/06 - 1.30pm Loser of K35 K74K 74 06/06 - 1.20pm Winner of K75 K K106 106 06/06 - 7.40pm Winner of K107 K138K 138 07/06-2.30pm Loser of K137 K170K 170 08/06 -6.50pm Winner of K170 28 Nur Ernie Hazwani (KDH)L Abbhiramy (PRK)L Eugenia David (SWK)W/O Sehveetraa Kumar (KDH)4,7,4 Ong Wei Chin (MLK)10,9,4 Nurwaffiah (MLK) L Nurwaffiah (MLK) 20 Winner of K20 Loser of K36 Winner of K76 Winner of K108 Loser of K138 Loser of K170 21 Teoh Liyen (PG) Bye Nurwaffiah (MLK)L Chen Yu Jie (NS)L Abbhiramy (PRK)L Eugenia David (SWK)L Teoh Liyen (PG) 7,6,(6),5 Teoh Liyen (PG) 21 K11 K 11 Winner of K21 KK43 43 05/06 - 1.10pm Loser of K37 K75K 75 06/06 - 1.20pm Winner of K77 K K107 107 06/06 - 7.20pm Loser of K105 K139K 139 07/06-2.30pm Winner of K139 KK171 171 08/06 -6.30pm Winner of K171 44 Bye L Rachel Kong (SWK)5,9,9 Teoh Liyen (PG)2,6,2 Nurwaffiah (MLK)2,5,(6),8 Teoh Liyen (PG)5,2,3 Abbhiramy (PRK) L Abbhiramy (PRK) 22 Winner of K22 Loser of K38 Winner of K78 Loser of K106 Winner of K140 Loser of K171 53 Bye L Ruthrahini (PRK)L Sehveetraa Kumar (KDH)3,3,1 Rachel Poh (PG)L Abbhiramy (PRK)3,5,1 Eugenia David (SWK) L Rachel Poh (PG) 23 K12 K 12 Winner of K23 KK44 44 05/06 - 1.10pm Loser of K39 K76K 76 06/06 - 1.20pm Winner of K79 K K108 108 06/06 - 7.20pm Loser of K107 K140K 140 07/06-2.30pm Loser of K139 K172K 172 08/06 -6.30pm Winner of K172 12 Wong Heng Wai (KDH)Bye Chen Yu Ng (NS)6,3,4 Save Tze Yu (MLK)L Ong Wei Chin (MLK)2,5,1 Rachel Poh (PG)L Rachel Poh (PG) 0,4,3 Eugenia David (SWK) 24 Winner of K24 Loser of K40 Winner of K80 Loser of K108 Loser of K140 Loser of K172 13 Yee Xin Yin (SBH)Bye Zoe Ting (SWK)4,4,4 Ayumi Watanabe (JPN)L Dana Gan (SEL)Bye Dana Gan (SEL)L Save Tze Yu (MLK) 5,4,2 Save Tze Yu (MLK) 25 K13 K 13 Winner of K25 KK45 45 05/06 - 1.10pm Loser of K41 K77K 77 06/06 - 1.20pm Loser of K73 K109K 109 06/06 - 7.20pm Winner of K109 K141K 141 07/06-2.30pm Winner of K141 KK173 173 08/06 -6.30pm Winner of K173 52 Bye L Rachel Poh (PG)L Abbhiramy (PRK)1.2.4 Bye L Save Tze Yu (MLK)5,3,7 Ruthrahini (PRK) L Ruthrahini (PRK) 26 Winner of K26 Loser of K42 Loser of K74 Winner of K110 Winner of K142 Loser of K173 45 Bye L Kim Da Mi (KOR)L Nurwaffiah (MLK)4,3,10 Chen Yu Jie (NS)L Ruthrahini (PRK)1,3,9 Dana Gan (SEL) 1,3,5 Dana Gan (SEL) 27 K14 K 14 Winner of K27 KK46 46 05/06 - 1.10pm Loser of K43 K78K 78 06/06 - 1.20pm Loser of K75 K110K 110 06/06 - 7.20pm Winner of K111 K142 K 142 07/06-2.30pm Loser of K141 K174K 174 08/06 -6.30pm Winner of K174 20 Sehveetraa Kumar (KDH)Bye Anis Sofea (KDH)2,1,2 Ruthrahini (PRK)L Save Tze Yu (MLK)11,0,1 Kim Da Mi (KOR)L Kim Da Mi (KOR) L Kim Da Mi (KOR) 28 Winner of K28 Loser of K44 Loser of K76 Winner of K112 Loser of K142 Loser of K174 29 Save Tze Yu (MLK)6,1,5 Lim Ching You (KDH)5,3,3 Rachel Poh (PG)3,8,0 Ayumi Watanabe (JPN)L Bye L Chen Yu Jie (NS) (7),2,9,6 Chen Yu Jie (NS) 29 K15 K 15 04/06 - 12.10 pm Winner of K29 KK47 47 05/06 - 1.10pm Loser of K45 K79K 79 06/06 - 1.20pm Loser of K77 K111K 111 06/06 - 7.20pm Loser of K 109 K143K 143 07/06-2.30pm Winner of K143 KK175 175 08/06 -6.30pm Winner of K175 36 Tai Sher Maine (NS)L Ong Wei Chin (MLK)L Kim Da Mi (KOR)L Ruthrahini (PRK)(9),6,8,6 Chen Yu Jie (NS) Bye Ayumi Watanabe (JPN) L Ayumi Watanabe (JPN)30 Winner of K30 Loser of K46 Loser of K78 Loser of K110 Winner of K144 Loser of K175 61 Bye L Tan Shien Ee (SEL)L Ong Wei Chin (MLK)2,0,1 Kim Da Mi (KOR)(8),2,5,3 Ayumi Watanabe (JPN)1,6,0 Bye 31
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