2011 MasterCard Tennis Cup – Women's singles

Women's singles
Women's singles
2011 MasterCard Tennis Cup
Champion	Verónica Cepede Royg
Runner-up	Adriana Pérez
Final score	7–6(7–4), 7–5
Events

Last updated June 13, 2022

Aranza Salut was the defending champion, but chose not to participate.

Seeds

Ana-Clara Duarte (quarterfinals)
Roxane Vaisemberg (quarterfinals)
Verónica Cepede Royg (champion)
Teliana Pereira (first round)
Mailen Auroux (first round)
Vivian Segnini (semifinals)
Andrea Koch Benvenuto (quarterfinals)
Andrea Benítez (quarterfinals)

Main draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final

6	Vivian Segnini	3	4

	Adriana Pérez	6	6
						Adriana Pérez	6⁴	5

					3	Verónica Cepede Royg	7⁷	7
3	Verónica Cepede Royg	6	5	6

	Andrea Gámiz	0	7	2

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	A-C Duarte	6	6
WC	M Danzini	4	1		1	A-C Duarte	6	7⁷
	L Rafful	1	1			I Robbiani	1	6¹
	I Robbiani	6	6							1	A-C Duarte	6	5	2
	N Rossi	6	1	2						6	V Segnini	3	7	6
	C Zeballos	4	6	6		C Zeballos	7⁷	1	3
Q	G Cé	5	2		6	V Segnini	6³	6	6
6	V Segnini	7	6												6	V Segnini	3	4
4	T Pereira	1	3													A Pérez	6	6
	A Pérez	6	6			A Pérez	6	6
	M Albuquerque	6	6			M Albuquerque	4	0
Q	K Shroff	2	2								A Pérez	6	3	7
Q	P Kú Flores	6	6							8	A Benítez	3	6	5
Q	B Luduena	1	1		Q	P Kú Flores	2	3
	MF Alves	3	4		8	A Benítez	6	6
8	A Benítez	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round				Quarterfinals					Semifinals

7	A Koch Benvenuto	6	6
	C Forte	3	2		7	A Koch Benvenuto	6	6
WC	B Haddad Maia	2	3			K Castiblanco	1	2
	K Castiblanco	6	6						7	A Koch Benvenuto	6	4	4
WC	PC Gonçalves	6	6						3	V Cepede Royg	4	6	6
	F Hermenegildo	3	1		WC	PC Gonçalves	2	3
Q	L Pigossi	2	2		3	V Cepede Royg	6	6
3	V Cepede Royg	6	6											3	V Cepede Royg	6	5	6
5	M Auroux	6	1	6⁴											A Gámiz	0	7	2
	A Gámiz	1	6	7⁷		A Gámiz	6	6
Q	N Fourouclas	6	6			N Fourouclas	3	4
Q	K Souza	3	1							A Gámiz	6	6
	N Kurata	6	6						2	R Vaisemberg	2	3
Q	P Garcia	2	3			N Kurata	2	0
WC	E Piai	3	1		2	R Vaisemberg	6	6
2	R Vaisemberg	6	6

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