It’s finals day at the 2025 World Squash Junior Championships as the USA, Egypt and Hong Kong, China compete for the honour of being crowned world champions.
Play begins with the women’s final at 14:00 (GMT+3), followed by the men’s final at 16:00.
At 14:00, hosts Egypt will step on court knowing they are potentially just two wins away from making national sporting history. The top seeds have won an incredible nine consecutive world championship titles in a run going back to Hong Kong 2007 and will be fired up at the opportunity to be crowned for a tenth successive time on home court.
Standing between them and history are Hong Kong, China. The No.2 seeds, playing in their first final since 2009, have impressed this week in Cairo, with their high-paced attacking game delivering an impressive win over last year’s finalists USA in the semi-finals yesterday.
In the men’s final, it’s top seeds Egypt v No.2 seeds USA. Egypt, playing in their 11th consecutive final, are looking to defend the title they recaptured last year in Houston, USA.
USA, meanwhile, are appearing in their first ever final after dominating India yesterday and will be hoping to spring a surprise in the bear-pit atmosphere of Black Ball.
Playing order today is 1-2-3.
In addition to today’s semi-finals, there are placing ties also taking place.
View the full schedule for all courts on Tournament Software.
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Watch the action from the show court live and free on WORLDSQUASH.TV (outside of Egypt), MyCo and partner channels including The Olympic Channel.
Replays from Courts 7 and 8 will be made available on WORLDSQUASH.TV after play has concluded.

Team Playing Orders: 2025 World Squash Junior Team Championships
27 July – 3,1,2
28 July – 1,3,2
29 July – 1,2,3
30 July – 2,1,3
31 July – 1,3,2
01 August – 1,2,3
Squad Lists and Strings: 2025 World Squash Junior Team Championships
Australia
Jackson Wylie M 1
Kasper Cheung M 2
Marcus Wang M 3
Haider Naqvi M 4
Emily Lamb F 1
Joanne Joseph F 2
Sarbani Maitra F 3
Hannah Slyth F 4
Brazil
Matheus Frabetti M 1
Bernardo Dias M 2
Viggo Hendricks M 3
Owen Hendricks M 4
Laura Silva F 1
Giulia Colleoni F 2
Alix Borges F 3
Luiza Zamorano F 4
Canada
Youssef Sarhan M 1
Youssef Taha M 2
Rohan Paliwal M 3
Calder Murray M 4
Ocean Ma F 1
Spring Ma F 2
Tsz Ling Alyssa Ho F 3
Joelle Kim F 4
Czech Republic
Martin Stepan M 1
Vojtech Martinovsky M 2
Simon Rynt M 3
David Linhart M 4
Egypt
Mohamad Zakaria M 1
Marwan Asal M 2
Eiad Daoud M 3
Adham Roshdy M 4
Amina Orfi F 1
Nadien Elhammamy F 2
Janna Galal F 3
Sohayla Hazem F 4
England
Alexander Broadbridge M 1
Dylan Roberts M 2
Ismail Khalil M 3
Ronnie Hickling M 4
Mariam Eissa F 1
Emily Coulcher-Porter F 2
Olivia Owens F 3
Reka Kemecsei F 4
France
Amir Khaled-Jousselin M 1
Thomas Garcia M 2
Axel Daujon M 3
Axel Diet M 4
Lauren Baltayan F 1
Ines Guyot F 2
Paola Lincou F 3
Leelou Laporte F 4
Germany
Alexander Neumann M 1
Oleksii Bielikov M 2
Levi Visser M 3
Rufus Gebhardt M 4
Maya Weisar F 1
Mariam Ayad F 2
Chiara Lang F 3
Sabrina-Sharona Dinn F 4
Hong Kong, China
Tsun Hei Mak M 1
Justin Cheng M 2
Wing Kuen Wong M 3
Long Hin Larry Wong M 4
Tsz Ching Cheung F 1
Ena Kwong F 2
Helen Tang F 3
Yee Ling Elaine Chung F 4
India
Sandhesh PR M 1
Yusha Nafees M 2
Arihant K S M 3
Aryaveer Dewan M 4
Anahat Singh F 1
Unnati Tripathi F 2
Anika Dubey F 3
Navya Sundararajan F 4
Ireland
Daniel Lynch M 1
Conal Jackson M 2
Christian Dromgoole M 3
Aaron Knox M 4
Ella Erickson F 1
Ella Walsh F 2
Zoe Yeomans F 3
Riley Slade F 4
Japan
Ren Makino M 1
Shunsaku Kariyazono M 2
Shu Takahashi M 3
Haruto Mori M 4
Republic of Korea
Joo Young Na M 1
Jeong Uk Ryu M 2
Jonghyeok Lee M 3
Chanyoung Kim M 4
Ahyeon Cho F 1
Sol Min Park F 2
Yeeun Seo F 3
Hae-in Lee F 4
Kuwait
Abdullah Ali M 1
Khaled Walead Al Fouzain M 2
Abdul Rahman Al Sanea M 3
Abdulrahman Alkandari M 4
Macau, China
Ka Hei Lei M 1
Ian Miguel De Sousa M 2
Keng In Leong M 3
Wu Cheok Io M 4
Sierra Chi Cheng Cao F 1
Ianna Chi Ian Cao F 2
Sit Wan I F 3
Lok Iong Huang F 4
New Zealand
Oliver Dunbar M 1
Maximus Mathews M 2
Vihan Chathury M 3
Brodie Bennett M 4
Ella Hill F 1
Anabel Romero Gemmell F 2
Mackenzie Tait F 3
Aria Bannister F 4
Pakistan
Abdullah Nawaz M 1
Anas Ali Shah M 2
Muhammad Umair Arif M 3
Yahya Khan M 4
Poland
Jan Samborski M 1
Franciszek Michniewicz M 2
Mateusz Lohmann M 3
Mateusz Ptaszek M 4
Sofiia Zrazhevska F 1
Tola OtrząSek F 2
Martyna Malinowska F 3
Natalia Mierzejewska F 4
Scotland
Archie Turnbull M 1
Murdo Mackenzie M 2
Harrison Goss-Pastor M 3
Archie Niven M 4
South Africa
Judah Phillips M 1
Thomas Boutall M 2
Joseph Feast M 3
Dené Van Zyl F 1
Elzandri Janse van Rensburg F 2
Chanté Leppan F 3
Makayla Naidoo F 4
Switzerland
Fabian Seitz M 1
Nick Melvin Greter M 2
Leandro Vogel M 3
Mika Von Aesch M 4
USA
Alexander Dartnell M 1
Christian Capella M 2
Jack Elriani M 3
Oscar Okonkwo M 4
Alexandra Jaffe F 1
Samantha Jaffe F 2
Charlotte Pastel F 3
Diya Yadav F 4
WSF World Junior Squash Championships 20 July – 31 July 2026, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada