2015 Australian Open – Girls' doubles

Girls' doubles
Girls' doubles
2015 Australian Open
Final
Champions	Miriam Kolodziejová ; Markéta Vondroušová
Runners-up	Katharina Hobgarski ; Greet Minnen
Score	7–5, 6–4
Events

Last updated August 16, 2023

Anhelina Kalinina and Elizaveta Kulichkova were the defending champions, but both players chose not to compete in 2015.

Seeds

Anna Blinkova / Dalma Gálfi (second round)
Miriam Kolodziejová / Markéta Vondroušová (champions)
Naiktha Bains / Luisa Stefani (second round)
Sara Tomic / Xu Shilin (semifinals)
Priscilla Hon / Jil Teichmann (second round)
Aliona Bolsova Zadoinov / Katherine Sebov (quarterfinals)
Destanee Aiava / Kimberly Birrell (second round)
Maia Lumsden / Katie Swan (second round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final

	Emily Arbuthnott Emilie Francati	5	6	[7]

	Katharina Hobgarski Greet Minnen	7	4	[10]
						Katharina Hobgarski Greet Minnen	5	4

					2	Miriam Kolodziejová Markéta Vondroušová	7	6
4	Sara Tomic Xu Shilin	1	2

2	Miriam Kolodziejová Markéta Vondroušová	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	Anna Blinkova Dalma Gálfi	7⁷	4	[10]
	Seone Mendez Charlotte Robillard-Millette	6⁴	6	[6]	1	A Blinkova D Gálfi	6⁵	4
	Mia Horvit Lucie Wargnier	4	6	[3]		X Gao O Tjandramulia	7⁷	6
	Gao Xinyu Olivia Tjandramulia	6	4	[10]							X Gao O Tjandramulia	4	7⁷	[7]
	Emily Arbuthnott Emilie Francati	7⁷	2	[10]							E Arbuthnott E Francati	6	6³	[10]
	Jessica Ho Raveena Kingsley	6³	6	[8]		E Arbuthnott E Francati	7	7
WC	Michaela Haet Nicole Kraemer	3	0		5	P Hon J Teichmann	5	5
5	Priscilla Hon Jil Teichmann	6	6													E Arbuthnott E Francati	5	6	[7]
3	Naiktha Bains Luisa Stefani	7	6													K Hobgarski G Minnen	7	4	[10]
WC	Chloe Hule Petra Hule	5	3		3	N Bains L Stefani	4	6	[8]
	Katharina Hobgarski Greet Minnen	6	6²	[11]		K Hobgarski G Minnen	6	3	[10]
	Tamachan Momkoonthod Ojasvinee Singh	3	7⁷	[9]							K Hobgarski G Minnen	2	6	[10]
	Olga Fridman Elina Nepliy	6	7⁷							6	A Bolsova Zadoinov K Sebov	6	2	[7]
WC	Aleksa Cveticanin Kaylah McPhee	3	6²			O Fridman E Nepliy	3	4
	Jade Lewis Kimika Sakata	3	3		6	A Bolsova Zadoinov K Sebov	6	6
6	Aliona Bolsova Zadoinov Katherine Sebov	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

8	Maia Lumsden Katie Swan	6	3	[10]
	Tami Grende Margot Yerolymos	1	6	[3]	8	M Lumsden K Swan	6	4	[5]
	Monika Kilnarová Viktória Kužmová	5	3			R Pedraza W Zheng	0	6	[10]
	Raquel Pedraza Zheng Wushuang	7	6								R Pedraza W Zheng	4	6	[9]
WC	Violet Apisah Sasha Bollweg	6	5	[13]						4	S Tomic S Xu	6	1	[11]
	Tessah Andrianjafitrimo Bianca Turati	3	7	[15]		T Andrianjafitrimo B Turati	4	4
	Chihiro Muramatsu Pranjala Yadlapalli	6⁵	0		4	S Tomic S Xu	6	6
4	Sara Tomic Xu Shilin	7⁷	6												4	S Tomic S Xu	1	2
7	Destanee Aiava Kimberly Birrell	6	6												2	M Kolodziejová M Vondroušová	6	6
	Ma Shuyue Yuan Yue	3	2		7	D Aiava K Birrell	3	1
	Vera Lapko Tereza Mihalíková	6	6			V Lapko T Mihalíková	6	6
	Manca Pislak Nina Potočnik	1	4								V Lapko T Mihalíková	5	5
	Fiona Ferro Olivia Hauger	3	6²							2	M Kolodziejová M Vondroušová	7	7
	Deria Nur Haliza Katie Poluta	6	7⁷			D Nur Haliza K Poluta	0	2
	Jaimee Fourlis Maddison Inglis	2	4		2	M Kolodziejová M Vondroušová	6	6
2	Miriam Kolodziejová Markéta Vondroušová	6	6

External links

Draw Archived 2014-02-20 at the Wayback Machine at ausopen.com
Draw Archived 2015-12-24 at the Wayback Machine at itftennis.com

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