World Junior Squash Circuit

WSF World Junior Circuit

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Event name	World Junior Circuit
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The World Junior Squash Circuit is the premier level for worldwide competition among under-19 junior squash players organised by the World Squash Federation. Mirroring the PSA and WSA circuits, the World Junior Circuit ranks players and every year is organized the World Junior Squash Championships.

Tournament Tiers

Just like the PSA and WSA, junior tournaments are divided into different levels. Tier 1 is the World Championships, Tier 2 : Regional Championships (e.g. European, Asian Junior Individual) + top level sub regionals such as British & US Junior Opens. And Tier 3 : All other sub regionals.

The point distribution for each level of tournaments is as followed: ^[1]

Description	Winner	Finalist	Semifinalist	Quarterfinalists	Round16	Round32
Tier 1	200	140	80	40	20	10
Tier 2	125	78	50	25	12	6
Tier 3	75	45	28	13	7	-

Tournament List

Month	Location	Tournament	Tier
January	England	British Junior Open	Tier 2
January	Scotland	Scottish Junior Open	Tier 3
January	Czech Republic	Czech Junior Open	Tier 3
February	Liechtenstein	Liechtenstein Junior Open	Tier 3
February	France	French Junior Open	Tier 3
March	Austria	Austrian Junior Open	Tier 3
March	Qatar	Qatar Junior Open	Tier 3
March	Wales	Welsh Junior Open	Tier 3
March	Germany	German Junior Open	Tier 3
April	Europe	European Junior Championships	Tier 2
April	Australia	Australian Junior Open	Tier 3
April	Africa	African Junior Championships	Tier 3
April	Norway	Norwegian Junior Open	Tier 3
April	Croatia	Croatian Junior Open	Tier 3
April	Luxembourg	Luxembourg Junior Open	Tier 3
April	Jordan	Jordan Junior Open	Tier 3
May	Pakistan	Pakistan Junior Open	Tier 3
May	Ukraine	Ukraine Junior Open	Tier 3
June	Malaysia	Penang Junior Open	Tier 2
June	America	Panamerican Junior Championships	Tier 2
June	Italy	Italian Junior Open	Tier 3
June	Asia	Asian Junior Championships	Tier 2
June	Portugal	Portuguese Junior Open	Tier 3

Month	Location	Tournament	Tier
July	Oceania	Oceanian Junior Championships	Tier 2
July	Netherlands	Dutch Junior Open	Tier 2
July	Caribbean	Caribbean Junior Championships	Tier 3
July	Spain	Spanish Junior Open	Tier 3
August	Japan	Japan Junior Open	Tier 3
August	World	World Junior Championships	Tier 1
August	Hong Kong	Hong Kong Junior Open	Tier 2
August	India	Indian Junior Open	Tier 3
September	Iran	Iran Junior Open	Tier 3
September	Finland	Finnish Junior Open	Tier 3
September	Argentina	Argentina Junior Open	Tier 3
September	Slovakia	Slovak Junior Open	Tier 3
October	Serbia	Serbian Junior Open	Tier 3
October	Denmark	Danish Junior Open	Tier 3
October	Sweden	Nordic Junior Open	Tier 3
October	Hungary	Hungarian Junior Open	Tier 3
November	Belgium	Belgian Junior Open	Tier 3
November	Poland	Polish Junior Open	Tier 3
November	Ireland	Irish Junior Open	Tier 3
November	Pakistan	Roshan Khan Junior Open	Tier 3
December	Switzerland	Swiss Junior Open	Tier 3
December	Canada	Canadian Junior Open	Tier 3
December	United States	US Junior Open	Tier 2

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Current junior world top 10 players

Boys U19

Rank	November 2015
1	Diego Elías	175.00
2	Youssef Soliman	101.67
3	Eain Yow Ng	79.33
4	Ryunosuke Tsukue	73.33
5	Israr Ahmed	68.33
5	Patrick Rooney	68.33
7	Saadeldin Ehab Abouaish	68.33
8	Dimitri Steinmann	66.67
9	Sajad Zareian	56.67
10	Solayman Nowrozi	56.67

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Girls U19

Rank	November 2015
1	Nouran Ahmed Gohar	175.00
2	Georgina Kennedy	98.33
3	Habiba Mohamed	93.33
4	Andrea Jia Qi Lee	86.67
5	Lakeesha Rarere	81.67
6	Tinne Gilis	77.00
7	Cindy Merlo	75.00
8	Salma Hany Ibrahim	70.00
9	Nanna Carleke	59.00
10	Eleanor Epke	57.67

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References

External links

WSF World Junior Squash Circuit

Tier 3	World Junior Squash Championships

Tier 2	British Junior Open Penang Junior Open Hong Kong Junior Open US Junior Open

Continental	European Junior Championships African Junior Championships Panamerican Junior Championships Asian Junior Championships Oceanian Junior Championships Caribbean Junior Championships

Tier 1	Scottish Junior Open Czech Junior Open Liechtenstein Junior Open French Junior Open Austrian Junior Open Qatar Junior Open Welsh Junior Open German Junior Open Australian Junior Open Norwegian Junior Open Croatian Junior Open Luxembourg Junior Open Jordan Junior Open Pakistan Junior Open Ukraine Junior Open Italian Junior Open Portuguese Junior Open Dutch Junior Open Spanish Junior Open Japan Junior Open Indian Junior Open Iran Junior Open Finnish Junior Open Argentina Junior Open Slovak Junior Open Serbian Junior Open Danish Junior Open Nordic Junior Open Hungarian Junior Open Belgian Junior Open Polish Junior Open Irish Junior Open Swiss Junior Open Canadian Junior Open

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