Dutch Junior Open Squash

Dutch Junior Open
Details
Location Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands
Venue Frans Otten Stadion
PSA World Tour
WSA World Tour
Website
www.djosquash.nl
Most recent champion(s) England Lewis Anderson
Most recent champion(s) Ukraine Nadiia Usenko
Current Dutch Junior Open Squash 2018

The Dutch Junior Open squash championship is one of the largest individual junior squash tournaments in the world and is considered one the most prestigious junior squash championships. It has been running since 1987 every year, and is highly established as it is just one of just five Tier 2 events used in the WSF World Junior Squash Circuit. The tournament hosts over 400 players from more than 30 countries every year and is organized by the Dutch Squash Federation and European Squash Federation (ESF), usually in July. It is a Super Series tournament on the ESF junior circuit, as it attracts top players from all over the world.[1][2]

The tournament is divided into ten categories — Boys Under-19, Boys Under-17, Boys Under-15, Boys Under-13, Boys Under-11, Girls Under-19, Girls Under-17, Girls Under-15, Girls Under-13, and Girls Under-11.

List of winners by category (Boys) since 2003

YearUnder-11Under-13Under-15Under-17Under-19
2003tournament not createdFrance Lucas VauzelleCzech Republic Petr MartinNetherlands Sebastiaan WeeninkNetherlands Dylan Bennett
2004tournament not createdEgypt Islam El FikyEgypt Ahmed HawasEgypt Ayman Wahed El GhazalyEngland Chris Simpson
2005tournament not createdEngland Nicholas HopcroftFrance Lucas VauzelleEngland Joe LeeNetherlands Sebastiaan Weenink
2006tournament not createdMalaysia Affeeq Abedeen IsmailEgypt Amr Khalid KhalifaEgypt Andrew Wagih ShoukryEgypt Mohammed El Kamash
2007tournament not createdUnited States Dylan MurrayEgypt Karim Ali FathyEgypt Amr Khalid KhalifaSwitzerland Nicolas Müller
2008tournament not createdEgypt Karim El HammamyMalaysia Darren SubramaniamEgypt Ali FaragSwitzerland Nicolas Müller
2009tournament not createdUnited States Bransten MingJordan Ahmad Al-SarajEgypt Karim Ali FathyFinland Henrik Mustonen
2010tournament not createdFinland Miko ÄijänenEgypt Karim El HammamyEgypt Osama KhalifaEgypt Moustafa Bayoumy
2011tournament not createdEgypt Youssef IbrahimHong Kong Tsun Hei YuenEgypt Seif Abou El EinenEgypt Osama Khalifa
2012tournament not createdEgypt Mostafa MontaserEgypt Yehia EssamPeru Diego ElíasQatar Abdulla Al-Tamimi
2013tournament not createdPakistan Abbas ZebEngland Kyle FinchSpain Edmon López MöllerQatar Abdulla Al-Tamimi
2014tournament not createdEngland Jared CarterEngland Elliot RidgeFinland Miko ÄijänenHong Kong Tsun Hei Yuen
2015tournament not createdEngland Sam ToddIndia Tushar ShahaniEgypt Hisham FansaEngland Patrick Rooney
2016tournament not createdEngland Sam Osborne-WyldeEngland Jared CarterEgypt Mostafa AsalJordan Mohammad Al Sarraj
2017tournament not createdEgypt Omar AzzamIndia Neel JoshiUnited States Daelum MawjiEngland Curtis Malik
2018Egypt Youssef TelebEngland Abdallah EissaEgypt Mohamed IsmailIndia Neel JoshiEngland Lewis Anderson

[3]

Boys' champions by country since 2003

CountryU-11U-13U-15U-17U-19Total
 Egypt1569324
 England0531413
 Netherlands000123
 India002103
 United States020103
  Switzerland000022
 Qatar000022
 Jordan001012
 Hong Kong001012
 Finland010102
 France011002
 Malaysia011002
 Peru000101
 Spain000101
 Czech Republic001001
 Pakistan010001

List of winners by category (Girls) since 2003

YearUnder-11Under-13Under-15Under-17Under-19
2003tournament not createdWales Natalie PritchardFrance Camille SermeHong Kong Joey ChanBelgium Charlie de Rycke
2004tournament not createdIndia Dipika PallikalMalaysia Low Wee WernCanada Neha KumarBelgium Charlie de Rycke
2005tournament not createdUnited States Olivia BlatchfordIndia Dipika PallikalEgypt Nour BahgatBelgium Charlie de Rycke
2006tournament not createdEgypt Kanzy El DefrawyIndia Dipika PallikalEgypt Heba El TorkyFrance Camille Serme
2007tournament not createdEgypt Salma EsmatEgypt Kanzy El DefrawyEngland Millie TomlinsonMalaysia Low Wee Wern
2008tournament not createdEgypt Laila OmarHong Kong Ho Ka PoHong Kong Tong Tsz-WingEgypt Salma Nassar
2009tournament not createdMalaysia Jadeleen LeeHong Kong Ho Ka PoEgypt Menna NasserMalaysia Low Wee Nee
2010tournament not createdEgypt Nouran GoharEgypt Laila OmarEgypt Haidi LalaEngland Emily Whitlock
2011tournament not createdEgypt Nadeen KotbMexico Maria Fernanda RiveraEgypt Haidi LalaWales Tesni Evans
2012tournament not createdEgypt Raneem El TorkyEngland Amelia HenleyEngland Lucy BeecroftFrance Mélissa Alvès
2013tournament not createdNetherlands Elena WagenmansIndia Akanksha SalunkheEngland Lily TaylorMalaysia Sue Ann Yong
2014tournament not createdUnited States Eujung ParkHong Kong Lui Hiu LamCanada Chloe ChemtobFrance Marie Stephan
2015tournament not createdEgypt Jana SafyUnited States Marina StefanoniEngland Jasmine HuttonEngland Georgina Kennedy
2016tournament not createdEgypt Nour HeikalEngland Katie MalliffEngland Elise LazarusBelgium Tinne Gilis
2017tournament not createdEgypt Lojayn GoharyIndia Ananya DabkeEngland Katie MalliffPoland Karina Tyma
2018Egypt Jumana FouadEgypt Nour KhafagyEgypt Malak KhafagyEngland Margot ProwUkraine Nadiia Usenko

[4]

Girls' champions by country since 2003

CountryU-11U-13U-15U-17U-19Total
 Egypt11035120
 England0027211
 Malaysia011035
 Hong Kong003205
 Belgium000044
 India013004
 France001023
 United States021003
 Wales010012
 Canada000202
 Poland000011
 Ukraine000011
 Mexico001001
 Netherlands010001

See also

References

  1. ↑
  2. ↑ "ESF - DPD Dutch Junior Open 2018 - Events". esf.tournamentsoftware.com.
  3. ↑ "History - Squash Bond Nederland". www.squash.nl.
  4. ↑ http://www.squash.nl/page/24655/History


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