2026 AJC Day 2 Quarter Finals Day

Published Mon 28 Sep 2026

Day 2 Quarter Final Day:
 
Elka Low-Nang got her AJC underway with a 3-0 win in the GU11, in the boys U11 Lucas Jones lost out to the no.1 seed, in an all NSW battle Owen Boardman came out winner in the 5th 11-8 against Cristiano Wijesiri.
 
GU13 - Ruisha Chu moves through to the semis with a hotly anticipated semi-final against the no.1 seed Abby Boswell. Kaira Malhotra beat the ¾ seed to reach the semi-final against Hannah Leung who beat the no,2 seed.
 
BU13 - Ahan and Ayan Bhat and Nathan Lin go into the semifinals guaranteeing a NSW finalist.
 
GU15 - Annette Chow and Elizabeth Wang both progress on to the semi-finals, Annette coming back from 1 game down and Elizabeth powering through 3-0.
 
BU15 - Naveen Sanghera proved too strong in his quarter moving through 3-0 and Ben Boardman used all of his court craft to also win in three.
 
GU17 - Emilia Scott progressed 3-0 over fellow NSW team mate Jaida Wigley.
 
BU17 - Henry Kross went through to his 7th AJC semi-final again beating a team mate, Max Jones, and will be taking on Alexander Marsh tomorrow.
 
GU19 - Both Fatimah Khan and Jade Reynolds will now be fighting it out for 5th to 8th position. 
 
BU19 - Kasper Cheung, Stanley Chung and Ethan Middleton all progress to the semifinals.
 
A great day by all the NSW players, those not mentioned above are all battling well and fighting for their positions. Thank you to all of the travelling support, coaches, parents and siblings. Lets get behind all of the players tomorrow.
 
You can follow at home:
📺 Tune into the livestream here: https://brnw.ch/21x6097
🔗 Find the draw and results here: https://brnw.ch/21x6096
 

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