1989 US Open – Women's singles qualifying

Women's singles qualifying
Women's singles qualifying
1989 US Open
Events

Last updated October 25, 2022

Players who neither had high enough rankings nor received wild cards to enter the main draw of the annual US Open Tennis Championships participated in a qualifying tournament held over several days before the event.^[1]

Seeds

Michelle Jaggard-Lai (second round)
Kristine Kunce (second round)
Eva Švíglerová (first round)
Florencia Labat (qualifying competition, lucky loser)
Sophie Amiach (qualified)
Iwona Kuczyńska (first round)
Nathalie Herreman (qualified)
Julie Halard-Decugis (qualified)
Marie-Christine Damas (first round)
Leona Lásková (first round)
Akemi Nishiya (qualifying competition)
Catherine Suire (first round)
Natalia Medvedeva (first round)
Julie Richardson (first round)
Renata Baranski (qualifying competition)
Gisele Miró (second round)

Qualifiers

Lucky losers

Florencia Labat

Qualifying draw

Key

First qualifier

First round					Second round				Qualifying competition

1	Michelle Jaggard-Lai	6	7⁷

	Karim Strohmeier-Merino	3	6⁴
					1	Michelle Jaggard-Lai	1	4

						Sandy Collins	6	6
	Anna Ivan	2	1

	Sandy Collins	6	6
										Sandy Collins	6	6

									WC	Susan Gilchrist	2	2
WC	Susan Gilchrist	6	7⁷

	Leigh-Anne Eldredge	3	6¹
					WC	Susan Gilchrist	6	6

						Maya Kidowaki	4	0
	Maya Kidowaki	3	6	6

13	Natalia Medvedeva	6	3	4

Second qualifier

First round					Second round				Qualifying competition

11	Akemi Nishiya	6	6

	Maïder Laval	2	0
					11	Akemi Nishiya	6	6

						Kimberly Po	1	4
	Kimberly Po	6	4	6

	Magdalena Maleeva	4	6	2
									11	Akemi Nishiya	2	6	5

									7	Nathalie Herreman	6	1	7
	Patricia Hy-Boulais	4	3

	Pilar Vásquez	6	6
						Pilar Vásquez	4	3

					7	Nathalie Herreman	6	6
	Luciana Tella	2	0

7	Nathalie Herreman	6	6

Third qualifier

First round				Second round					Qualifying competition

4	Florencia Labat	6	6

	Silvia Farina Elia	1	2
				4	Florencia Labat	6	2	7

					Clare Wood	1	6	5
	Ginger Helgeson-Nielsen	3	2

	Clare Wood	6	6
									4	Florencia Labat	3	2

										Pascale Paradis	6	6
	Pascale Paradis	6	7

	Valda Lake	2	5
					Pascale Paradis	6	6

				16	Gisele Miró	1	2
	Amy Schwartz	2	2

16	Gisele Miró	6	6

Fourth qualifier

First round					Second round					Qualifying competition

9	Marie-Christine Damas	1	1

	Iva Budařová	6	6
						Iva Budařová	6	3	0

						Kate Gompert	4	6	6
	Kate Gompert	2	6	6

	Amanda Grunfeld	6	4	1
											Kate Gompert	6	5	0

										5	Sophie Amiach	1	7	6
	Lea Antonoplis	6	0	6

	Pam Casale	3	6	4
						Lea Antonoplis	5	3

					5	Sophie Amiach	7	6
	Carin Bakkum	2	2

5	Sophie Amiach	6	6

Fifth qualifier

First round					Second round				Qualifying competition

8	Julie Halard-Decugis	6	4	6

	Masako Yanagi	4	6	1
					8	Julie Halard-Decugis	6	7

						Adriana Villagrán	3	5
	Adriana Villagrán	7⁷	6

	Jeri Ingram	6⁴	3
									8	Julie Halard-Decugis	6	6

									WC	Shannan McCarthy	2	1
	Maria Lindström	6	4	1

WC	Jessica Emmons	4	6	6
					WC	Jessica Emmons	4	0

					WC	Shannan McCarthy	6	6
WC	Shannan McCarthy	6	7

14	Julie Richardson	1	5

Sixth qualifier

First round					Second round				Qualifying competition

15	Renata Baranski	1	6	6

WC	Shawn Foltz	6	4	0
					15	Renata Baranski	6	6

					WC	Iwalani McCalla	4	1
WC	Iwalani McCalla	6	6

	Elly Hakami	3	3
									15	Renata Baranski	3	1

									WC	Lisa Raymond	6	6
WC	Lisa Raymond	6	6

	Angélica Gavaldón	2	3
					WC	Lisa Raymond	6	6

						Lisa Green	3	3
	Lisa Green	4	7	6

3	Eva Švíglerová	6	5	2

Seventh qualifier

First round					Second round					Qualifying competition

6	Iwona Kuczyńska	1	2

	Ei Iida	6	6
						Ei Iida	4	7	6

					WC	Debbie Graham	6	5	4
	Heather Ludloff	4	3

WC	Debbie Graham	6	6
											Ei Iida	4	6	7

											Luciana Corsato-Owsianka	6	3	5
	Robyn Field	7⁷	4	5

	Linda Barnard	6⁵	6	7
						Linda Barnard	4	7	5

						Luciana Corsato-Owsianka	6	5	7
	Luciana Corsato-Owsianka	5	7	6

12	Catherine Suire	7	5	2

Eighth qualifier

First round					Second round					Qualifying competition

10	Leona Lásková	0	1

	Anne Simpkin	6	6
						Anne Simpkin	6	5	6⁵

						Andrea Leand	1	7	7⁷
	Andrea Leand	6	4	6

	Kathrin Keil	1	6	4
											Andrea Leand	4	6⁴

											Laxmi Poruri	6	7⁷
WC	Tanya Stasiuk	0	3

	Laxmi Poruri	6	6
						Laxmi Poruri	6	6

					2	Kristine Kunce	1	1
	Andrea Holíková	3	2

2	Kristine Kunce	6	6

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References

↑ Rueb, Andrew. "A Primer on Tournament Draws and Seeding". Straight Sets – Tennis Blog of the New York Times. Retrieved 3 August 2019.

External links

1989 US Open – Women's draws and results at the International Tennis Federation

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[1] Rueb, Andrew. "A Primer on Tournament Draws and Seeding". Straight Sets – Tennis Blog of the New York Times. Retrieved 3 August 2019.

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