2015 Ando Securities Open – Singles

Singles
Singles
2015 Ando Securities Open
Champion	Zhang Shuai
Runner-up	Nao Hibino
Final score	6–4, 6–1
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated February 28, 2022

This was a new event on the ITF Women's Circuit.

Seeds

Nao Hibino (final)
Kurumi Nara (semifinals)
Hsieh Su-wei (semifinals)
Wang Qiang (quarterfinals; retired)
Alexa Glatch (first round; retired)
Misa Eguchi (first round)
Zhang Shuai (champion)
Eri Hozumi (first round)

Main draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final

1	Nao Hibino	6	1	7

3	Hsieh Su-wei	1	6	5
					1	Nao Hibino	4	1

					7	Zhang Shuai	6	6
7	Zhang Shuai	2	6	6

2	Kurumi Nara	6	1	3

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	N Hibino	6	6
LL	Y Higuchi	3	2		1	N Hibino	6	6
	K Okamura	6	5	5	WC	Y Tanaka	3	3
WC	Y Tanaka	0	7	7						1	N Hibino	1	6	2
	J Fett	5	6	6						Q	S Akita	6	3	0^r
WC	M Minokoshi	7	2	0		J Fett	6	2	4
Q	S Akita	6	6		Q	S Akita	0	6	6
8	E Hozumi	1	2												1	N Hibino	6	1	7
3	S-w Hsieh	7⁷	4	6											3	S-w Hsieh	1	6	5
LL	M Osaka	6⁴	6	2	3	S-w Hsieh	6	6
Q	A Yoshitomi	6	0	6	Q	A Yoshitomi	1	1
	S Aoyama	3	6	4						3	S-w Hsieh	7	6
	S-r Lee	3	6	1							A Okuno	5	3
	E Sema	6	3	6		E Sema	6	1	3
	A Okuno	7	0			A Okuno	3	6	6
5	A Glatch	5	0^r

Bottom half

First round				Second round				Quarterfinals					Semifinals

7	S Zhang	6	6
Q	A Inoue	2	4	7	S Zhang	6	6
	M Caregaro	4	4		M Hibi	2	0
	M Hibi	6	6					7	S Zhang	3	6	2
WC	M Miyamura	3	4					4	Q Wang	6	4	1^r
	S-j Jang	6	6		S-j Jang	1	4
Q	C Sánchez Quintanar	2	6⁸	4	Q Wang	6	6
4	Q Wang	6	7¹⁰										7	S Zhang	2	6	6
6	M Eguchi	6⁶	6⁹										2	K Nara	6	1	3
	S Shapatava	7⁸	7¹¹		S Shapatava	4	3
	M Ninomiya	1	1		V Wongteanchai	6	6
	V Wongteanchai	6	6						V Wongteanchai	0	0
	Y Xu	1	1					2	K Nara	6	6
	N-l Han	6	6		N-l Han	3	2
WC	A Omae	2	1	2	K Nara	6	6
2	K Nara	6	6

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References

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