Aya Ohori 大堀彩

Aya Ohori became the BAYC 2013 WS Champion

She was seeded #3 but this pretty Japanese girl went on to win the Badminton Asia Youth Championships Individual WS U-19 title on 14 July 2013 by shocking Thailand’s favourite Ongbamrungphan Busanan #1.

This was her passage when she beat all her opponents:

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Thu 7/11/2013
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[TD=”align: right”] Chia Hsin Lee
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[TD][TPE
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[TD]17-21 19-21
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[TD]0:37
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Fri 7/12/2013
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[TD=”align: right”]Liang Xiaoyu [5]
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[TD]7-21 8-21
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[TD=”align: right”]0:24
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Fri 7/12/2013
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[TD=”align: right”]Lee Ying Ying
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[TD]9-21 9-21
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[TD=”align: right”]0:23
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Sat 7/13/2013
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[TD][CHN]
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[TD]Qin Jinjing
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[TD]21-14 21-12
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Sun 7/14/2013
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[TD=”align: right”]Ongbamrungphan Busanan [1]
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[TD]11-21 21-16 13-21
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[TD=”align: right”]1:00
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[TD]It would appear that Ohori is another smashing machine equally adept at net plays, a very potent combination. Our very own Gu Juan can certainly learn something from Ohori if she wants to be champion.

We can expect to see more of this Japanese beauty in the near future, even at senior tournaments.
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Statistics

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[TD][THA] Ongbamrungphan Busanan

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[TD]Ohori Aya[JPN]

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[TD]9
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[TD]Smash winner
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[TD]22
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[TD]16
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[TD]Net winner
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[TD]22
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[TD]17
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[TD]Clear winner
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[TD]13
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[TD]3
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[TD]Other
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[TD]1
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[TD]3
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[TD]Most consecutive points
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[TD]7
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[TD]1
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[TD]Game points
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[TD]3
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[TD]103
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[TD]Total points played
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[TD]103
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[TD]45
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[TD]Total points won
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[TD]58
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