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2025 Australian Junior Open · U13 Boys · Round 5

Thu 17 Apr 2025
Previous round
Thu 17 Apr 2025
10:30
B1: Loser A30 vs Loser A29
Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
Court 9
[3/4] Muhammad Faizan Ali Khan FF
vs
[3/4] Aleister Loo
Details
Thu 17 Apr 2025
11:30
A31: Winner A29 vs Winner A30
Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
Court 1 Glass Court
[1] YUANXI LIU
3 - 0
[2] Benjamin Boardman
Details
Thu 17 Apr 2025
11:30
F1: Loser E6 vs Loser E5
Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
Court 5
[9/16] Cooper Jones
2 - 3
[9/16] Wesley Correa
Details
Thu 17 Apr 2025
11:30
E7: Winner E5 vs Winner E6
Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
Court 6
[9/16] Bodhi Wratten
0 - 3
[9/16] Jay Porwal
Details
Thu 17 Apr 2025
11:30
D1: Loser C2 vs Loser C1
Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
Court 7
[9/16] Hankins Leung
1 - 3
[5/8] James Sanders
Details
Thu 17 Apr 2025
11:30
C3: Winner C1 vs Winner C2
Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
Court 8
[5/8] Levi Casey
3 - 0
[5/8] Kai Dumbleton
Details
Thu 17 Apr 2025
12:00
L1: Loser K2 vs Loser K1
Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
Court 3
[17/32] Dhrhuv Ravikumar
vs
[17/32] DAIEM AYYAN SAEED FF
Details
Thu 17 Apr 2025
12:00
K3: Winner K1 vs Winner K2
Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
Court 4
[17/32] Matthew Han
0 - 3
[17/32] Thomas BOUNET
Details
Thu 17 Apr 2025
12:00
J1: Loser I6 vs Loser I5
Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
Court 5
[17/32] Pablo GRISONNET
3 - 1
[17/32] Zero Tong HY
Details
Thu 17 Apr 2025
12:00
I7: Winner I5 vs Winner I6
Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
Court 6
[17/32] Nirav Dheerajkumar
3 - 1
[9/16] Adam Kamal
Details
Thu 17 Apr 2025
12:00
H1: Loser G2 vs Loser G1
Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
Court 7
[17/32] Lucas CHARDON
vs
[5/8] Muhammad Harmas Ali Raja FF
Details
Thu 17 Apr 2025
12:00
G3: Winner G1 vs Winner G2
Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre
Court 8
[9/16] Samuel Quinell
0 - 3
[9/16] Toby Trewern
Details
FL This team had a forced loss. FF This team had a forced forfeit.
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