1987 Nutri-Metics Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
1987 Nutri-Metics Open
Final
Champion	Gretchen Magers
Runner-up	Terry Phelps
Score	6–2, 6–3
Details
Draw	56
Seeds	8
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated November 20, 2023

Anne Hobbs was the defending champion, but did not compete this year.

Seeds

All seeds received a bye into the second round.

Terry Phelps (final)
Gretchen Magers (champion)
Barbara Gerken (second round)
Elizabeth Minter (semifinals)
Vicki Nelson-Dunbar (second round)
Anna-Maria Fernandez (quarterfinals)
Nicole Provis (quarterfinals)
Andrea Holíková (third round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals				Final

1	Terry Phelps	6	6

6	Anna-Maria Fernandez	4	3
					1	Terry Phelps	6	7

					4	Elizabeth Minter	1	5
4	Elizabeth Minter	7	4	7

	Michelle Jaggard	5	6	6
									1	Terry Phelps	2	3

									2	Gretchen Magers	6	6
	Ann Devries	4	6	1

	Kathrin Keil	6	2	6
						Kathrin Keil	6	1

					2	Gretchen Magers	7	6
7	Nicole Provis	0	1

2	Gretchen Magers	6	6

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round				Third round				Quarterfinals

					1	T Phelps	6	6
	Tracey King	0	1			J Salmon	0	2
	J Salmon	6	6						1	T Phelps	6	6
	B Cordwell	6	6							S Faulkner	0	3
	Amanda Tate	2	1			B Cordwell	4	4
	C Toleafoa	3	0			S Faulkner	6	6
	S Faulkner	6	6										1	T Phelps	6	6
	M van der Torre	3	6	5									6	AM Fernandez	4	3
	J Richardson	6	1	7		J Richardson	6	6
	Cy MacGregor	6	6			Cy MacGregor	3	3
	A Nishiya	1	4							J Richardson	4	1
	R Bryant	6	5	7					6	AM Fernandez	6	6
	Elizabeth Daly	4	7	6		R Bryant	2	3
					6	AM Fernandez	6	6

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					4	E Minter	6	6	6
	M Turk	6	3	4		C Carney	2	7	4
	C Carney	2	6	6						4	E Minter	6	6
	J Golder	6	6								J Golder	1	0
	Jan Blackstad	0	0			J Golder	6	6
	P Jung	3	7	6		P Jung	3	2
	H Sprung	6	5	3										4	E Minter	7	4	7
	M Jaggard	6	6												M Jaggard	5	6	6
	B Reinstadler	1	3			M Jaggard	6	6
	A Scott	6	6			A Scott	2	1
	Annette Smith	0	2								M Jaggard	6	6
	P Moreno	0	6	6						8	A Holíková	1	3
	L Antonoplis	6	4	2		P Moreno	5	2
					8	A Holíková	7	6

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

					5	V Nelson-Dunbar	6	2	5
	M Bowrey	4	4			A Devries	1	6	7
	A Devries	6	6								A Devries	7	6
	Mary Dailey	6	6								S Norris	5	3
	Annette Patchen	0	2			Mary Dailey	1	4
	Justine Brown	1	1			S Norris	6	6
	S Norris	6	6												A Devries	4	6	1
	Y Koizumi	6	6												K Keil	6	2	6
	M Parun	0	1			Y Koizumi	4	6
	L Field	6	6	6		L Field	6	7
	S Rimes	7	4	2							L Field	3	2
	J Newman	1	4								K Keil	6	6
	K Keil	6	6			K Keil	2	7	6
					3	B Gerken	6	6	0

Section 4

First round					Second round				Third round					Quarterfinals

					7	N Provis	6	6
	J Tacon	2	4			B Perry	2	2
	B Perry	6	6						7	N Provis	4	6	6
	P Smith	6	6							A Tobin-Dingwall	6	3	3
	Sharon McNamara	2	2			P Smith	1	4
	Lisa Fleming	2	5			A Tobin-Dingwall	6	6
	A Tobin-Dingwall	6	7											7	N Provis	0	1
	Sylvia Schenck	6	4	0										2	G Magers	6	6
	P Vásquez	4	6	6		P Vásquez	7	6
	L O'Neill	6	6			L O'Neill	5	0
	G Falkenberg	2	2							P Vásquez	2	4
	C Bakuum	6	6	3					2	G Magers	6	6
	R Seeman	2	7	6		R Seeman	2	2
					2	G Magers	6	6

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References

↑ "Tennis Evert-led team rallies to win `relay` Match". SunSentinel . 2 February 1987. Archived from the original on 2017-09-13. Retrieved 2017-09-13.

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[1] "Tennis Evert-led team rallies to win `relay` Match". SunSentinel . 2 February 1987. Archived from the original on 2017-09-13. Retrieved 2017-09-13.

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