2014 Orto-Lääkärit Open – Singles

Singles
	2014 IPP Open; and the Orto-Lääkärit Open
Champion	Amy Bowtell
Runner-up	Tess Sugnaux
Final score	6–2, 6–3
Events

Last updated March 04, 2019

Jeļena Ostapenko was the defending champion, but chose not to participate this year.

Jeļena Ostapenko, also known as Aļona Ostapenko, is a professional tennis player from Latvia. On 19 March 2018, she reached her best singles WTA rankings of world No. 5, and she peaked at world No. 32 in the WTA doubles rankings on 19 June 2017.

Seeds

Eugeniya Pashkova (second round)
Vanda Lukács (first round)
Amy Bowtell (champion)
Emma Laine (second round)
Corinna Dentoni (semifinals)
Tess Sugnaux (final)
Alexa Guarachi (quarterfinals)
Karen Barbat (semifinals)

Main draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final


8	Karen Barbat	2	6	4

6	Tess Sugnaux	6	3	6
					6	Tess Sugnaux	2	3

					3	Amy Bowtell	6	6
3	Amy Bowtell	6⁷	7¹¹	6

5	Corinna Dentoni	7⁹	6⁹	1

Top half

First round					Second round				Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1	E Pashkova	6	6
Q	J Cabaj Awad	4	4		1	E Pashkova	4	2
	Na Vajdová	2	6	7⁷		Na Vajdová	6	6
LL	H Scholsen	6	4	6⁴						Na Vajdová	1	2
	B Geukens	5	6⁴						8	K Barbat	6	6
	N Pröse	7	7⁷			N Pröse	2	3
	A Smolina	2	1		8	K Barbat	6	6
8	K Barbat	6	6										8	K Barbat	2	6	4
4	E Laine	6	7										6	T Sugnaux	6	3	6
WC	N Nylund	1	5		4	E Laine	2	4
	A Artamonova	7⁷	6			A Artamonova	6	6
Q	A Kulikova	6⁵	4							A Artamonova	0	3
	N Niedmers	4	2						6	T Sugnaux	6	6
	T Kleinsteuber	6	6			T Kleinsteuber	3	0
Q	Š Česneková	6³	4		6	T Sugnaux	6	6
6	T Sugnaux	7⁷	6

Bottom half

First round				Second round				Quarterfinals				Semifinals

7	A Guarachi	6	1
	A Silich	3	1^r	7	A Guarachi	6	6
	L Gulbe	6	6		L Gulbe	4	3
WC	V Gorlats	4	2					7	A Guarachi	3	1
WC	E Leivo	5	2					3	A Bowtell	6	6
	M Deagostini	7	6		M Deagostini	2	3
	Ni Vajdová	3	4	3	A Bowtell	6	6
3	A Bowtell	6	6									3	A Bowtell	6⁷	7¹¹	6
5	C Dentoni	6	6									5	C Dentoni	7⁹	6⁹	1
Q	R Poikajärvi	2	0	5	C Dentoni	6	6
Q	A Lysakova	6	6	Q	A Lysakova	1	2
WC	O Pimiä	3	1					5	C Dentoni	7	6
Q	P Novoselova	6	6					Q	P Novoselova	5	1
Q	R Timonen	3	2	Q	P Novoselova	6	6
Q	A Nefedova	6	6	Q	A Nefedova	3	4
2	V Lukács	1	2

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