2015 French Open – Girls' singles

Last updated July 04, 2023

Girls' singles

2015 French Open

Final

Champion

Paula Badosa Gibert

Runner-up

Anna Kalinskaya

Score

6–3, 6–3

Events

Singles	men	women		boys	girls
Doubles	men	women	mixed	boys	girls
WC Singles	men	women	quad
WC Doubles	men	women	quad
Legends	−45	45+	women

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Daria Kasatkina was the defending champion, but chose not to participate this year.

Contents

Seeds
Main draw
Key
Finals
Top half
Bottom half
External links

Paula Badosa Gibert won the title, defeating Anna Kalinskaya in the final, 6–3, 6–3.

Seeds

Markéta Vondroušová (semifinals)
Xu Shilin (first round)
Katerina Stewart (quarterfinals)
CiCi Bellis (semifinals)
Dalma Gálfi (second round)
Charlotte Robillard-Millette (third round)
Usue Maitane Arconada (second round)
Katie Swan (third round)
Elena Ruse (second round)
Tereza Mihalíková (first round)
Sofia Kenin (first round)
Paula Badosa Gibert (champion)
Miriam Kolodziejová (third round)
Anna Blinkova (third round)
Julieta Lara Estable (second round)
Anna Kalinskaya (final)

Main draw

Key

Finals

	Quarterfinals							Semifinals							Final

	1	Markéta Vondroušová	6	6

	SE	Katharina Hobgarski	3	2
								1	Markéta Vondroušová	4	6⁸

								12	Paula Badosa Gibert	6	7¹⁰
	3	Katerina Stewart	2	2

	12	Paula Badosa Gibert	6	6
															12	Paula Badosa Gibert	6	6

															16	Anna Kalinskaya	3	3
		Jil Teichmann	2	1

	4	CiCi Bellis	6	6
								4	CiCi Bellis	2	1

								16	Anna Kalinskaya	6	6
		Fanny Stollár	7⁷	0	2

	16	Anna Kalinskaya	6⁴	6	6

Top half

Section 1

	First round							Second round							Third round							Quarterfinals

	1	Markéta Vondroušová	5	6	6
		Raveena Kingsley	7	3	1			1	M Vondroušová	6	6
		Olivia Tjandramulia	5	0					L Stefani	4	2
		Luisa Stefani	7	6											1	M Vondroušová	6	6
	Q	Anastasia Gasanova	1	6³											SE	E Arbuthnott	2	0
	SE	Emily Arbuthnott	6	7⁷				SE	E Arbuthnott	4	6	6
	WC	Loudmilla Bencheikh	5	3				15	JL Estable	6	0	1
	15	Julieta Lara Estable	7	6																		1	M Vondroušová	6	6
	11	Sofia Kenin	2	6	4																	SE	K Hobgarski	3	2
		Tamara Zidanšek	6	2	6				T Zidanšek	1	2
		Jaqueline Cristian	2	3				SE	K Hobgarski	6	6
	SE	Katharina Hobgarski	6	6											SE	K Hobgarski	6	4	6
	WC	Emmanuelle Salas	2	3												O Pervushina	1	6	4
		Olesya Pervushina	6	6					O Pervushina	4	6	6
		Zheng Wushuang	0	0				5	D Gálfi	6	4	0
	5	Dalma Gálfi	6	6

Section 2

	First round							Second round							Third round							Quarterfinals

	3	Katerina Stewart	6	6
	WC	Lucie Wargnier	1	2				3	K Stewart	6	6
		Pranjala Yadlapalli	6¹	4				Q	P Hon	4	2
	Q	Priscilla Hon	7⁷	6											3	K Stewart	6	5	6
	Q	Viktória Kužmová	6	6											14	A Blinkova	1	7	1
		Vera Lapko	4	2				Q	V Kužmová	3	2
		Maia Lumsden	2	1				14	A Blinkova	6	6
	14	Anna Blinkova	6	6																		3	K Stewart	2	2
	12	Paula Badosa Gibert	6	6																		12	P Badosa Gibert	6	6
		Bianca Turati	3	1				12	P Badosa Gibert	6	7
		Francesca Di Lorenzo	4	6²					E Levashova	4	5
		Evgeniya Levashova	6	7⁷											12	P Badosa Gibert	6	6
	WC	Tessah Andrianjafitrimo	6	6											6	C Robillard-Millette	3	3
	WC	Ma Shuyue	2	2				WC	T Andrianjafitrimo	0	2
	Q	Monika Kilnarová	6	2	3			6	C Robillard-Millette	6	6
	6	Charlotte Robillard-Millette	2	6	6

Bottom half

Section 3

	First round							Second round							Third round							Quarterfinals

	8	Katie Swan	4	6	8
		Michaela Gordon	6	4	6			8	K Swan	7	7
		Eva Guerrero Álvarez	6⁴	3					K Sebov	5	5
		Katherine Sebov	7⁷	6											8	K Swan	4	6	3
		Jil Teichmann	7	6												J Teichmann	6	3	6
		Aleksandra Pospelova	5	2					J Teichmann	6	6
	WC	Emmanuelle Girard	1	3				9	E Ruse	1	2
	9	Elena Ruse	6	6																			J Teichmann	2	1
	13	Miriam Kolodziejová	6	6																		4	CC Bellis	6	6
	Q	Deria Nur Haliza	0	2				13	M Kolodziejová	6	6
	WC	Valentine Bacher	6⁴	0					N Podoroska	2	2
		Nadia Podoroska	7⁷	6											13	M Kolodziejová	2	4
		Sofya Zhuk	7	6											4	CC Bellis	6	6
		Naiktha Bains	5	3					S Zhuk	6	1	6
		Greet Minnen	1	1				4	CC Bellis	4	6	8
	4	CiCi Bellis	6	6

Section 4

	First round							Second round							Third round							Quarterfinals

	7	Usue Maitane Arconada	6	4	6
		Emilie Francati	3	6	3			7	UM Arconada	7⁷	3	2
		Sara Tomic	0	0					A Bolsova Zadoinov	6⁵	6	6
		Aliona Bolsova Zadoinov	6	6												A Bolsova Zadoinov	4	2
		Fanny Stollár	2	6	6											F Stollár	6	6
	Q	Beatrice Torelli	6	3	0				F Stollár	6	6¹	6
		Fiona Ferro	6	6					F Ferro	2	7⁷	4
	10	Tereza Mihalíková	3	1																			F Stollár	7⁷	0	2
	16	Anna Kalinskaya	0	6	6																	16	A Kalinskaya	6⁴	6	6
	Q	Bianca Andreescu	6	3	2			16	A Kalinskaya	6	6
		Inès Ibbou	5	6	6				I Ibbou	3	2
		Chihiro Muramatsu	7	2	4										16	A Kalinskaya	7	6
		Seone Mendez	4	4												C Dolehide	5	3
		Caroline Dolehide	6	6					C Dolehide	6	6
	WC	Margot Yerolymos	4	6	7			WC	M Yerolymos	3	3
	2	Xu Shilin	6	2	5

External links

Main draw Archived 2019-03-31 at the Wayback Machine

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