2009 Australian Open – Girls' singles

Girls' singles
Girls' singles
2009 Australian Open
Final
Champion	Ksenia Pervak
Runner-up	Laura Robson
Score	6–3, 6–1
Events

Last updated May 12, 2023

Arantxa Rus was the defending champion, but she did not participate that year.

Seeds

Noppawan Lertcheewakarn (semifinals)
Ana Bogdan (semifinals)
Ksenia Pervak (champion)
Elena Bogdan (quarterfinals)
Laura Robson (final)
Ajla Tomljanović (first round)
Kristina Mladenovic (quarterfinals)
Lauren Embree (third round)
Heather Watson (quarterfinals)
Aki Yamasoto (second round)
Zarina Diyas (first round)
Linda Berlinecke (first round)
Yana Buchina (third round)
Ksenia Kirillova (third round)
Beatrice Gumulya (third round)
Nadiya Kichenok (first round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

1	Noppawan Lertcheewakarn	6	6

	Anna Orlik	1	0
				1	Noppawan Lertcheewakarn	4	3

				5	Laura Robson	6	6
4	Elena Bogdan	3	5^r

5	Laura Robson	6	2
								5	Laura Robson	3	1

								3	Ksenia Pervak	6	6
9	Heather Watson	3	5

3	Ksenia Pervak	6	7
				3	Ksenia Pervak	6	6

				2	Ana Bogdan	1	3
7	Kristina Mladenovic	4	2

2	Ana Bogdan	6	6

Top half

Section 1

First round					Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

1	N Lertcheewakarn	6	6
Q	F Faria	0	0		1	N Lertcheewakarn	6	6
	Q Lemoine	4	7	6		Q Lemoine	3	2
	S Peers	6	5	3						1	N Lertcheewakarn	6	6
WC	O Rogowska	6	6							WC	O Rogowska	3	1
Q	T-f Juan	4	4		WC	O Rogowska	6	7⁷
	S Zaniewska	7	6			S Zaniewska	1	6³
16	N Kichenok	5	3											1	N Lertcheewakarn	6	6
10	A Yamasoto	6	6⁴	7											A Orlik	1	0
	B Swanepoel	1	7⁷	5	10	A Yamasoto	0	3
	A Orlik	6	6			A Orlik	6	6
	K Pimkina	4	2								A Orlik	6	6
WC	S Letcher	6	6							8	L Embree	2	4
	M Kubičíková	3	3		WC	S Letcher	6	5	0
Q	L Kumkhum	4	0		8	L Embree	3	7	6
8	L Embree	6	6

Section 2

First round				Second round					Third round				Quarterfinals

4	E Bogdan	6	6
Q	M Zanevska	2	1	4	E Bogdan	6	5	6
	I Holland	6	7		I Holland	1	7	1
	F Al-Nabhani	1	5						4	E Bogdan	4
	M Tůmová	6	6						13	Y Buchina	3^r
	K Shroff	0	3		M Tůmová	2	4
WC	V Rajicic	2	4	13	Y Buchina	6	6
13	Y Buchina	6	6										4	E Bogdan	3	5^r
12	L Berlinecke	3	2										5	L Robson	6	2
	S Njirić	6	6		S Njirić	6	6
	P Rodionova	7	6		P Rodionova	1	1
WC	M Wejnert	5	2							S Njirić	4	2
	K Narattana	6	6						5	L Robson	6	6
	A Brazhnikova	3	4		K Narattana	3	6⁰
	C McHale	5	3	5	L Robson	6	7⁷
5	L Robson	7	6

Bottom half

Section 3

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

6	A Tomljanović	3	4
WC	B Sheed	6	6		WC	B Sheed	3	5
	M Inoue	2	6	6		M Inoue	6	7
Q	AA Marenko	6	3	0							M Inoue	6¹	6	4
	C Simmonds	6	6							9	H Watson	7⁷	4	6
	N Saenyaukhot	0	1			C Simmonds	2	1
WC	H Sheahan	2	1		9	H Watson	6	6
9	H Watson	6	6												9	H Watson	3	5
15	B Gumulya	3	6	6											3	K Pervak	6	7
	E Goldfeld	6	1	4	15	B Gumulya	7⁸	4	6
	M Borecká	4	6³			Z Luknárová	6⁶	6	2
	Z Luknárová	6	7⁷							15	B Gumulya	2	1
Q	E Bouchard	6	6							3	K Pervak	6	6
WC	O Rich	3	1		Q	E Bouchard	2	3
	R Hogenkamp	4	4		3	K Pervak	6	6
3	K Pervak	6	6

Section 4

First round					Second round					Third round					Quarterfinals

7	K Mladenovic	6	6
	A Konjuh	3	1		7	K Mladenovic	6	6
	M Vriens	6	6			M Vriens	2	1
	B Capra	3	3							7	K Mladenovic	4	6	6
	R Teltumbde	2	2								V Kamenskaya	6	1	2
Q	N Lertpitaksinchai	6	6		Q	N Lertpitaksinchai	4	1
	V Kamenskaya	6	4	7		V Kamenskaya	6	6
11	Z Diyas	3	6	5											7	K Mladenovic	4	2
14	K Kirillova	6	6												2	A Bogdan	6	6
	K Issara	1	4		14	K Kirillova	6	3	6
Q	A Cercone	7⁷	6		Q	A Cercone	3	6	4
	L Kichenok	6³	0							14	K Kirillova	3	1^r
	H James	6	4	5						2	A Bogdan	6	4
	A Krunić	2	6	7		A Krunić	4	6	3
WC	A Sumner	2	1		2	A Bogdan	6	2	6
2	A Bogdan	6	6

External links

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