2016 Open de Limoges – Singles

Singles
Singles
2016 Open de Limoges
Final
Champion	Ekaterina Alexandrova
Runner-up	Caroline Garcia
Score	6–4, 6–0
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated March 22, 2023

Caroline Garcia was the defending champion, but was defeated in the final by Ekaterina Alexandrova, 6–4, 6–0.

Seeds

Caroline Garcia (final)
Alizé Cornet (semifinals)
Océane Dodin (second round)
Pauline Parmentier (second round)
Sorana Cîrstea (second round)
Donna Vekić (quarterfinals)
Mandy Minella (second round)
Stefanie Vögele (quarterfinals)

Main draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final

1/WC	Caroline Garcia	7⁷	3	7⁸

	Natalia Vikhlyantseva	6³	6	6⁶
					1/WC	Caroline Garcia	4	0

						Ekaterina Alexandrova	6	6
	Ekaterina Alexandrova	3	6	6

2	Alizé Cornet	6	2	0

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1/WC	C Garcia	6	7
	R Šramková	2	5		1/WC	C Garcia	6	6
	L Hradecká	6	4	6		L Hradecká	3	4
	I Shinikova	3	6	0						1/WC	C Garcia	6	4	6
	T Moore	7	6							6	D Vekić	1	6	3
	E Mertens	5	4			T Moore	6⁶	6	5
	E Kostova	0	2		6	D Vekić	7⁸	2	7
6	D Vekić	6	6												1/WC	C Garcia	7⁷	3	7⁸
3	O Dodin	2	6	6												N Vikhlyantseva	6³	6	6⁸
Q	A Cadanțu	6	4	2	3	O Dodin	5	3
WC	A Stevenson	6	5	4		N Vikhlyantseva	7	6
	N Vikhlyantseva	2	7	6							N Vikhlyantseva	6	6
	S Soler Espinosa	4	3								T Korpatsch	4	1
	T Korpatsch	6	6			T Korpatsch	6⁵	6	6
	A Sadiković	1	2		5	S Cîrstea	7⁷	4	1
5	S Cîrstea	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round				Quarterfinals				Semifinals

7	M Minella	6	7
WC	D Yastremska	4	5		7	M Minella	2	5
LL	L Gjorcheska	1	3			M Zanevska	6	7
	M Zanevska	6	6							M Zanevska	6⁵	5
	E Alexandrova	6	7							E Alexandrova	7⁷	7
Q	G Voskoboeva	1	5			E Alexandrova	7⁸	6
	C Burger	0	2		4	P Parmentier	6⁶	4
4	P Parmentier	6	6											E Alexandrova	3	6	6
8	S Vögele	6	6										2	A Cornet	6	2	0
	M Barthel	3	4		8	S Vögele	6	6
WC	A Hesse	6	6		WC	A Hesse	2	3
Q	V Ivakhnenko	3	3						8	S Vögele	4	6⁶
WC	F Ferro	5	4						2/WC	A Cornet	6	7⁸
	I Jorović	7	6			I Jorović	1	3
Q	A Amanmuradova	2	7⁷	6³	2/WC	A Cornet	6	6
2/WC	A Cornet	6	6⁵	7⁷

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