2015 Boyd Tinsley Women's Clay Court Classic – Singles

Singles
Singles
2015 Boyd Tinsley Women's Clay Court Classic
Final
Champion	Allie Kiick
Runner-up	Katerina Stewart
Score	7–5, 6–7(3–7), 7–5
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated October 21, 2023

Taylor Townsend was the defending champion, but she chose not to participate.

Seeds

Sachia Vickery (first round)
Grace Min (first round)
Michelle Larcher de Brito (quarterfinals)
~~Anna Tatishvili~~ (withdrew)
Louisa Chirico (first round)
Paula Ormaechea (second round)
Patricia Maria Țig (first round)
Maria Sanchez (first round)
Jovana Jakšić (first round)

Main draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

	Florencia Molinero	2	3

SE	Katerina Stewart	6	6
				SE	Katerina Stewart	5	7⁷	5

					Allie Kiick	7	6⁴	7
Q	Elizaveta Ianchuk	4	0

	Allie Kiick	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1	S Vickery	4	5
	J Boserup	6	7			J Boserup	7⁷	5	2
WC	UM Arconada	2	6	6	WC	UM Arconada	6²	7	6
WC	R Valdes	6	4	3						WC	UM Arconada	2	1
	F Molinero	6	6								F Molinero	6	6
	J Moore	2	1			F Molinero	6	7
WC	J Elbaba	2	1		6	P Ormaechea	3	5
6	P Ormaechea	6	6												F Molinero	2	3
9	J Jakšić	4	3											SE	K Stewart	6	6
Q	S Sanders	6	6		Q	S Sanders	4	2
WC	TA Black	2	4			F Abanda	6	6
	F Abanda	6	6								F Abanda	4	4
Q	N Frenkel	6	6							SE	K Stewart	6	6
	O Ianchuk	4	3		Q	N Frenkel	3	0
SE	K Stewart	6	0	6	SE	K Stewart	6	6
5	L Chirico	2	6	3

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

8	M Sanchez	2	2
PR	J Pegula	6	6		PR	J Pegula	4	6	4
Q	V Lukić	1	2		Q	E Ianchuk	6	4	6
Q	E Ianchuk	6	6							Q	E Ianchuk	7	6
	C Whoriskey	3	6	7						3	M Larcher de Brito	5	4
	C-y Hsu	6	2	5		C Whoriskey	4	3
LL	A Gabueva	6	5	4	3	M Larcher de Brito	6	6
3	M Larcher de Brito	4	7	6										Q	E Ianchuk	4	0
7	PM Țig	5	3												A Kiick	6	6
	A Kiick	7	6			A Kiick	6	3	6
	PC Gonçalves	6	6			PC Gonçalves	4	6	4
	S Crawford	4	0								A Kiick	6	6
	S Arvidsson	6	2	2							I Khromacheva	2	1
	I Khromacheva	4	6	6		I Khromacheva	6	3	6
	G Cé	6	6			G Cé	2	6	2
2	G Min	0	2

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