2025 BWF World Junior Championships

2025 BWF World Junior Championships
Tournament details
Dates6 – 19 October 2025
Edition25th
LevelInternational
VenueNational Centre of Excellence
LocationGuwahati, Assam, India
← 2024 Nanchang Indonesia 2026 →

2025 BWF World Junior Championships was the twenty-fourth edition of the BWF World Junior Championships. It was held in Guwahati, Assam, India, from 6 to 19 October 2025. India hosted the championships for the second time after the 2008 edition.[1] The 2025 Suhandinata Cup, also known as the world junior team event, held a week earlier from 6 to 11 October 2025.[2]

Host city selection

In May 2024, it was announced by BWF that the championships will be held in Guwahati, India.[3]

Medalists

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Teams
  China
  • Chen Junting
  • Feng Yilang
  • Li Zhihang
  • Liu Junrong
  • Liu Yangmingyu
  • Wei Jianzhen
  • Wen Xin
  • Wu Zisheng
  • Xiao Gaobo
  • Zheng Weigang
  • Cao Zihan
  • Chen Fanshutian
  • Liang Yuen
  • Liu Siya
  • Shi Sichen
  • Sun Liyuan
  • Tan Kexuan
  • Wei Yueyue
  • Xu Wenjing
  • Zhang Jiahan
  Indonesia
  • Muhammad Mulky Aufa Atmaja
  • Fardhan Rainanda Joe
  • Theodorus Steve Kurniawan
  • Muhammad Rizki Mubarrok
  • Raihan Edsel Pramono
  • Ikhsan Lintang Pramudya
  • Richie Duta Richardo
  • Alexius Subagio
  • Evano Tangka
  • Zaki Ubaidillah
  • Salsabila Amiradana
  • Riska Anggraini
  • Salsabila Zahra Aulia
  • Leonora Keyla Frandrica
  • Salma Mufida
  • Rinjani Kwinnara Nastine
  • Yasintha Ristyna Putri
  • Wening Arviani Sabrina
  • Jania Situmorang
  • Thalita Ramadhani Wiryawan
  India
  • Sumith A. R.
  • Bhargav Arigela
  • Bhavya Chhabra
  • Rounak Chouhan
  • Viswatej Gobburu
  • C Lalramsanga
  • Hmar Lalthazuala
  • Mithileish Krishnan
  • Suryaksh Rawat
  • Gnana Dattu
  • Aanya Bisht
  • Unnati Hooda
  • Vennala Kalagotla
  • Angel Punera
  • Mansa Rawat
  • Rakshitha Ramraj
  • Tanvi Sharma
  • Taarini Suri
  • Vishakha Toppo
  • Reshika Uthayasooriyan
 Japan
  • Shunki Hagiwara
  • Kaname Ishii
  • Kazuma Kawano
  • Mahiro Matsumoto
  • Shuji Sawada
  • Hyuga Takano
  • Nagi Yoshitsugu
  • Meisa Anami
  • Aoi Banno
  • Himeka Hashimura
  • Yurika Nagafuchi
  • Yuzu Ueno
  • Yuzuno Watanabe
Boys' singles
 China Liu Yangmingyu Indonesia Zaki Ubaidillah China Li Zhihang
Indonesia Richie Duta Richardo
Girls' singles
 Thailand Anyapat Phichitpreechasak India Tanvi Sharma China Liu Siya
Thailand Yataweemin Keklieng
Boys' doubles
 China Chen Junting
China Liu Junrong 		South Korea Cho Hyeong-woo
South Korea Lee Hyeong-woo 		Japan Kazuma Kawano
Japan Shuji Sawada
Indonesia Alexius Subagio
Indonesia Evano Tangka
Girls' doubles
 China Tan Kexuan
China Wei Yueyue 		Malaysia Low Zi Yu
Malaysia Noraqilah Maisarah 		Thailand Kodchaporn Chaichana
Thailand Pannawee Polyiam
China Cao Zihan
China Chen Fanshutian
Mixed doubles
 South Korea Lee Hyeong-woo
South Korea Cheon Hye-in 		Chinese Taipei Hung Bing-fu
Chinese Taipei Chou Yun-an 		China Chen Junting
China Cao Zihan
Malaysia Loh Zi Heng
Malaysia Noraqilah Maisarah

Medal table

  *   Host nation (India)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 China4048
2 South Korea1102
3 Thailand1023
4 Indonesia0224
5 India*0112
 Malaysia0112
7 Chinese Taipei0101
8 Japan0022
Totals (8 entries)661224

References

  1. ^ "Badminton: BWF Junior World Championships returns to India, Guwahati's National Centre of Excellence awarded hosting rights". The Indian Express. 30 April 2024. Retrieved 18 September 2025.
  2. ^ "BWF World Junior Championships 2025: Guwahati to Host Iconic Suhandinata Cup – A Perfect Blend of Sports and Tourism". Travel and Tour World. Retrieved 18 September 2025.
  3. ^ "World Junior Championships Returns to India". Badminton World Federation. Retrieved 7 October 2025.
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