Finals : Seven Nations claim titles in Hong Kong
Title sponsored by The JESSICA Company, organized by Squash Association of Hong Kong China, subvented by the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau (Art and Sports Development Fund), event apparel sponsored by INNOTIER Limited and supported by Leisure & Cultural Services Department, the six-day “The JESSICA Company Hong Kong Junior Squash Open 2026” completed successfully at Hong Kong Squash Centre in this afternoon. This year’s competition attracted a total of 770 participants from 19 countries or regions, creating a vibrant and lively atmosphere.
The Prize Presentation Ceremony was held after the Girls Under 19 final. Dr Douglas Lam, Chairman of Junior Development Sub-Committee of Squash Association of Hong Kong, China, presented the awards along with Ms. Jessica Ng, Founder of The JESSICA Company, Mr. Cedric Tyen, Honorary Secretary of Squash Association of Hong Kong, China and the Honorary Treasurer of Asian Squash Federation , Mr. Ren Wang, Chairman of Asian Squash Federation Coaching Committee and Ms. Doris Wong, Assistant Leisure Services Manager I of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department to all the winners.
Winners list :
Girls Under 9 – Chen Heidy (USA)
Boys Under 9 – Xie Ho Yu (HKG)
Girls Under 11 – Jin Olivia (HKG)
Boys Under 11 – Arunasalam Taaneshsathiyen Sai (MAS)
Girls Under 13 – Junivar Bala Keerti Pradhaa (MAS)
Boys Under 13 – Leung Ngo San (HKG)
Girls Under 15 – Yin Ziyuan (CHN)
Boys Under 15 – Wong Ho Kiu (HKG)
Girls Under 17 – Budhia Aadya (IND)
Boys Under 17 – Arif Muhammad Umair (PAK)
Girls Under 19 – Tang Helen (HKG)
Boys Under 19 – Mohammed Alnasfan (KSA)
Semi-Finals : The JESSICA Company Hong Kong Junior Squash Open 2026 Finals Await Tomorrow
The JESSICA Company Hong Kong Junior Squash Open 2026 completed all semi-finals today, with the final line-ups now confirmed.
In the Girls’ Under-19 category, defending champion and top seed Tang Helen defeated 3/4 seed Kwong Ena 3-0 (11-9, 11-9, 12-10), standing just one step away from retaining her title. Second seed Cheung Tsz Ching beat 3/4 seed Chung Yee Ling Elaine 3-1. Tomorrow’s final will feature an all-Hong Kong showdown, the same as the Boys’ Under-9 final.
The Boys’ Under-19 event was equally exciting. Top seed Mohammed Alnasfan (KSA) and second seed Wong Long Hin Larry (HKG) both advanced with 3-1 victories over players from USA and Malaysia. Tomorrow they will meet in the final, just like the top two seeds in the Boys’ Under-15, Under-11 and Under-9 categories, as well as the Girls’ Under-13 and Under-9 categories.
There were also some surprise results. In the Boys’ Under-17 category, top seed Singh Rehaan (SGP) was defeated 0-3 by 3/4 seed Arif Muhammad Umair (PAK). He joins Girls’ Under-17 top seed Lo Pui Yin Chloe (HKG) and second seed Singh Naisha (SGP) in being eliminated in the semi-finals.
Tomorrow is Finals Day. The Squash Association of Hong Kong, China will continue to livestream all matches on the Centre court at the Hong Kong Squash Centre via Facebook and YouTube. Exciting action awaits – don’t miss it!
