1999 French Open – Girls' singles

Girls' singles
Girls' singles
1999 French Open
Final
Champion	Lourdes Domínguez Lino
Runner-up	Stéphanie Foretz
Score	6–4, 6–4
Events

Last updated November 30, 2024

The 1999 French Open girls' singles was a tennis tournament that took place on the outdoor clay courts at the Stade Roland Garros in Paris, France.

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals					Semifinals				Final

	Virginie Razzano	6	7	7

	Galina Fokina	2	5	5
						Virginie Razzano	2	1

						Lourdes Domínguez Lino	6	6
	Lourdes Domínguez Lino	6	6

	Michelle Gerards	4	1
										Lourdes Domínguez Lino	6	6

										Stéphanie Foretz	4	4
	Lina Krasnoroutskaya	1	6	6

	Kim Clijsters	6	4	4
						Lina Krasnoroutskaya	4	5

						Stéphanie Foretz	6	7
	Marta Marrero	3	3

	Stéphanie Foretz	6	6

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

	Virginie Razzano	6	7
Q	Natalie Grandin	1	5			V Razzano	6	6	7
	Ansley Cargill	1	7	6		A Cargill	7	1	5
	Monique Adamczak	6	5	4							V Razzano	6	6
	Erica Krauth	6	6								D Bedáňová	2	2
	Valentina Castro	3	4			E Krauth	2	6	3
	Hannah Collin	6	2	2		D Bedáňová	6	3	6
	Dája Bedáňová	2	6	6											V Razzano	6	7	7
	Katarína Bašternáková	5	6												G Fokina	2	5	5
LL	Samantha Schoeffel	7	7		LL	S Schoeffel	3	6	2
	Galina Fokina	3	6	7		G Fokina	6	3	6
Q	Caroline-Ann Basu	6	3	5							G Fokina	6	6
	Anabel Medina Garrigues	6	6								I Tulyaganova	4	1
	Roberta Vinci	4	2			A Medina Garrigues	7	5	3
	Mihaela Moldovan	4	1			I Tulyaganova	6	7	6
	Iroda Tulyaganova	6	6

Section 2

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	Lourdes Domínguez Lino	6	6
	Martina Babáková	1	4			L Domínguez Lino	0	6	6
	Olivia Sanchez	6	6			O Sanchez	6	3	3
	Nathalie Viérin	2	2								L Domínguez Lino	6	6
Q	Nives Culum	3	7	1							S Werner	2	3
	Bettina Resch	6	6	6		B Resch	5	1
Q	Zerene Reyes	3	3			S Werner	7	6
	Scarlett Werner	6	6													L Domínguez Lino	6	6
	Laura Bao	6	6													M Gerards	4	1
	Aurélie Védy	4	1			L Bao	6	4
	Michelle Gerards	3	6	6		M Gerards	7	6
	Gisela Dulko	6	0	2							M Gerards	6	3	8
	Iveta Benešová	3	2								E Bovina	4	6	6
	Maria Elena Camerin	6	6			ME Camerin	3	3
	Ivana Abramović	3	4			E Bovina	6	6
	Elena Bovina	6	6

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	ME Salerni	7	6
	C Pin	5	4			ME Salerni	6	6
	M Buric	7	6			M Buric	3	3
	D Krstulović	5	2								ME Salerni	7	1	0
	L Sánchez	6	6								L Krasnoroutskaya	5	6	6
	Ľ Kurhajcová	2	4			L Sánchez	3	2
	L Dell'Angelo	4	2			L Krasnoroutskaya	6	6
	L Krasnoroutskaya	6	6													L Krasnoroutskaya	1	6	6
	S Lefèvre	4	6	6												K Clijsters	6	4	4
	E Birnerová	6	1	3		S Lefèvre	4	2	1
	M Dowse	6	6			M Dowse	6	6	6
	A Mojzis	2	1								M Dowse	0	0
	B Hellwig	3	6	4							K Clijsters	6	6
	T Hergold	6	2	6		T Hergold	2	1
Q	M-G Mikaelian	2	2			K Clijsters	6	6
	K Clijsters	6	6

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

	M Marrero	6	5	6
	I Gașpar	0	7	1		M Marrero	6	3	6
	M Malouli	2	2			C Charbonnier	4	6	4
	C Charbonnier	6	6								M Marrero	7	6
	M Müller	6	6								M Müller	5	2
	S Rizzi	2	4			M Müller	6	1	8
Q	A Rodionova	2	4			L Granville	2	6	6
	L Granville	6	6													M Marrero	3	3
	A Kapros	3	6	6												S Foretz	6	6
	L Dlhopolcová	6	0	2		A Kapros	6	6
	V Krauth	4	3			J Vakulenko	2	2
	J Vakulenko	6	6								A Kapros	7	3	4
Q	F Pennetta	3	3								S Foretz	6	6	6
Q	E Kozhokhina	6	6		Q	E Kozhokhina	5	4
	D Luzarová	0	2			S Foretz	7	6
	S Foretz	6	6

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