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Women's Tournament
First Qualifying Round Results
5 Teams, the 5 winning Teams will qualify for the Second Qualifying Round

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result
 Bye :WHT

:JPN Sakai/Miharu

-
 Bye :WHT :WHT Bye -
 Bye :WHT :WHT Bye -

Tsubouchi/Yabumi :JPN

:WHT Bye -
 Bye :WHT

:USA Kan/Denaburg

-

Shirahata/Katagiri :JPN

:WHT Bye -
 Bye :WHT :WHT Bye -

Yamada/Take :JPN

:WHT Bye -
 
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Women's Tournament
Second Qualifying Round Results
5 Teams, the 4 winning Teams will qualify for the Preliminary Round

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result
 Bye :WHT

:JPN Sakai/Miharu

-

Tsubouchi/Yabumi :JPN

:WHT Bye -

Shirahata/Katagiri :JPN

:USA Kan/Denaburg 0-2 (11-21, 13-21)

Yamada/Take :JPN

:WHT Bye -
 
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Women's Tournament
Preliminary Round Results
16 Teams, 6 Groups, the 1st Teams from each Group will qualify for the Quartelfinals, the 2nd and 3rd Teams from each Group will qualify for the Round of 12

 

Group A

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result

Charanrutwadee/Woranatchayakorn :THA

:KOR Shin Jieun/Kim Seyeon

2-0 (21-13, 21-8)

Dumbauskaite/Krizanauskaite :LTU

:THA Numwong/Galchananan

2-0 (21-19, 21-14)
Charanrutwadee/Woranatchayakorn :THA :LTU Dumbauskaite/Krizanauskaite  0-2 (9-21, 8-21)
  Shin Jieun/Kim Seyeon :KOR :THA Numwong/Galchananan 0-2 (10-21, 11-21)

 

Group A Final Standing

 

Athletes
Points
W
Matches
L
Matches
W
Sets
L
Sets
Ratio
Sets
W
Points
L
Points
Ratio
Points
:LTU Dumbauskaite/Krizanauskaite  4 2 0 4 0 MAX 84 50 1.6800
:THA Charanrutwadee/Woranatchayakorn  3 1 1 2 2 1.000 59 63 0.9365
:THA Numwong/Galchananan 3 1 1 2 2 1.000 75 63 1.1905
:KOR Shin Jieun/Kim Seyeon 2 0 2 0 4 0.000 42 84 0.5000


 

Group B

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result

Shiba/Maruyama :JPN

:USA Kan/Denaburg

1-2 (12-21, 21-19, 13-15)

Alchin/Mears :AUS

:JPN Sakai/Miharu

2-0 (21-15, 21-10)
  Kan/Denaburg :USA :AUS Alchin/Mears  2-0 (21-10, 22-20)
Shiba/Maruyama :JPN :JPN Sakai/Miharu 2-0 (21-10, 21-13)

 

Group B Final Standing

 

Athletes
Points
W
Matches
L
Matches
W
Sets
L
Sets
Ratio
Sets
W
Points
L
Points
Ratio
Points
:USA Kan/Denaburg 4 2 0 4 1 4.000 98 76 1.2895
:AUS Alchin/Mears  3 1 1 2 2 1.000 72 68 1.0588
:JPN Shiba/Maruyama  3 1 1 3 2 1.500 88 78 1.1282
:JPN Sakai/Miharu 2 0 2 0 4 0.000 48 84 0.5714


 

Group C

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result

Suzuka/Reika :JPN

:USA Powell/Kalaniuvalu

2-0 (21-16, 21-15)

Yamada/Take :JPN

:SGP Chong E.H.H./Tan A.K.Y.

2-0 (21-16, 21-15)
Suzuka/Reika :JPN :JPN Yamada/Take  2-1 (18-21, 21-11, 15-13)
  Powell/Kalaniuvalu :USA :SGP Chong E.H.H./Tan A.K.Y. 0-2 (0-21, 0-21)

 

Group C Final Standing

 

Athletes
Points
W
Matches
L
Matches
W
Sets
L
Sets
Ratio
Sets
W
Points
L
Points
Ratio
Points
:JPN Suzuka/Reika  4 2 0 4 1 4.000 96 76 1.2632
:JPN Yamada/Take 3 1 1 3 2 1.500 87 85 1.0235
:SGP Chong E.H.H./Tan A.K.Y. 3 1 1 2 2 1.000 31 42 0.7381
:USA Powell/Kalaniuvalu 1 0 2 0 4 0.000 31 84 0.3690


 

Group D

 

Athletes 1
Athletes 2
Result

Lee Hobin/Jeon Hari :KOR

:JPN Tsubouchi/Yabumi

0-2 (11-21, 14-21)

W.T. To/M.C. Wong :HKG

:HKG Lo W.Y./Yuen T.C.

2-1 (19-21, 21-16, 15-8)
  Tsubouchi/Yabumi :JPN :HKG W.T. To/M.C. Wong  1-2 (18-21, 21-17, 11-15)
Lee Hobin/Jeon Hari :KOR :HKG Lo W.Y./Yuen T.C. 0-2 (18-21, 15-21)

 

Group D Final Standing

 

Athletes
Points
W
Matches
L
Matches
W
Sets
L
Sets
Ratio
Sets
W
Points
L
Points
Ratio
Points
:HKG W.T. To/M.C. Wong  4 2 0 4 2 2.000 108 95 1.1368
:JPN Tsubouchi/Yabumi 3 1 1 3 2 1.500 92 78 1.1795
:HKG Lo W.Y./Yuen T.C. 3 1 1 3 2 1.500 87 88 0.9886
Lee Hobin/Jeon Hari :KOR 2 0 2 0 4 0.000 58 84 0.6905

 

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Women's Tournament

 

Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals

:LTU Ieva Dumbauskaite

:LTU Skalve Krizanauskaite

- - -

:LTU Ieva Dumbauskaite

:LTU Skalve Krizanauskaite

20 20 -

:AUS Elizabeth Alchin

:AUS Kayla Mears

19 21 10 Gold Medal Match

:WHT Bye

:WHT Bye

- - -

:HKG Wai Yan Lo

:HKG Ting Chi Yuen

11 12 -

:AUS Elizabeth Alchin

:AUS Kayla Mears

22 22 -

:AUS Elizabeth Alchin

:AUS Kayla Mears

21 21 -

:SGP Eliza Chong

:SGP Kai Yun Alicia Tan

14 17 -

:THA Charanrutwadee Patcharamainaruebhorn

:THA Woranatchayakorn Phirachayakrailert

21 21 -

:THA Charanrutwadee Patcharamainaruebhorn

:THA Woranatchayakorn Phirachayakrailert

21 16 15

:THA Charanrutwadee Patcharamainaruebhorn

:THA Woranatchayakorn Phirachayakrailert

16 14 -

:THA Charanrutwadee Patcharamainaruebhorn

:THA Woranatchayakorn Phirachayakrailert

21 21 -

:WHT Bye

:WHT Bye

- - -

:HKG Wing Tung To

:HKG Man Ching Wong

15 18 -

:HKG Wing Tung To

:HKG Man Ching Wong

- - -

:JPN Suzuka Hashimoto

:JPN Reika Murakami

- - -

:JPN Suzuka Hashimoto

:JPN Reika Murakami

20 19 -

:JPN Asami Shiba

:JPN Saki Maruyama

17 14 -

:USA Carly Kan

:USA Lexy Denaburg

21 21 -

:WHT Bye

:WHT Bye

- - -

:JPN Shion Tsubouchi

:JPN Maho Yabumi

22 11 -

:JPN Asami Shiba

:JPN Saki Maruyama

22 21 -

:JPN Asami Shiba

:JPN Saki Maruyama

24 21 -

:JPN Sayaka Yamada

:JPN Takemi Nishibori

19 21 15

:JPN Sayaka Yamada

:JPN Takemi Nishibori

15 15 -

:USA Carly Kan

:USA Lexy Denaburg

21 21 - Bronze Medal Match

:THA Rumpaipruet Numwong

:THA Galchananan Jirutchayabhornwadee

21 19 13

:WHT Bye

:WHT Bye

- - -

:USA Carly Kan

:USA Lexy Denaburg

21 21 -

:AUS Elizabeth Alchin

:AUS Kayla Mears

21 12 12

:USA Carly Kan

:USA Lexy Denaburg

- - -

:JPN Asami Shiba

:JPN Saki Maruyama

14 22 15
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