The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) conducted trials earlier this month to select players for the Badminton Asia Junior Championships in Indonesia.

Following the trials, BAM has finalized a 22-strong team of youth shuttlers to compete in the continental competition.

The BAM Junior Task Force, chaired by BAM Deputy President I Datuk V. Subramaniam, announced the final selection of players today.

"Trials were held specifically to select players for the Asian Junior Championships. I congratulate those who have been selected. For the rest, I hope they continue working hard to develop their skills," said Datuk Subramaniam. "The selected players now have an opportunity to prove themselves against their Asian peers in top-level competition."

For the mixed team, the list is headed by PETRONAS National Under-18 singles champions Roslie Razeeq Danial and Ong Xin Yee.

Joining Roslie in the boys' singles are Sng Wei Ming, Kong Zhou Swin, and Muhammad Faiq Masawi, ranked first, second, and third respectively in the trials. The girls' singles will feature Oo Shan Zi, who ranked first in the trials, and Siti Zulaikha Azmi.

The boys' doubles will be led by world junior No. 1 and 2, Aaron Tai and Kang Khai Xing. The mixed doubles will be anchored by PETRONAS National U-18 champions Justin Goh and Nur Aqilah Maisarah Ramdan, alongside the top-ranked pair in the trials, Lok Hong Quan and Clarissa San. The girls' doubles players include Carmen Ting, Nicole Chau, and Tan Zhing Hui.

For the individual events, the lineup includes Dania Sofea (GS/XD), Loh Zhi Heng-Tan Zhi Yang (BD), Ahmad Zulwaqqarizal Ahmad-Isyraf Hafizin Ibrahim (BD), Justin Goh-Lok Hong Quan (BD) and Datu Anif Datu Asrah (XD).

The Badminton Asia Junior Championships (mixed team and individual) will be staged in Yogyakarta from June 28 to July 7.