2019 Tevlin Women's Challenger – Singles

Singles
	2019 Tevlin Women's Challenger
2018 Champion	Quirine Lemoine
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated November 04, 2019

Quirine Lemoine was the defending champion, but chose not to participate.^[1]

Quirine Lemoine is a Dutch professional tennis player.

Seeds

Kirsten Flipkens
Francesca Di Lorenzo
Bibiane Schoofs (Semifinals)
Sachia Vickery (First round)
Robin Anderson (First round)
Jessika Ponchet (Quarterfinals)
Elitsa Kostova (Quarterfinals)
Jovana Jakšić (First round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final


1	Kirsten Flipkens	2	6	6

	Samantha Murray	6	2	3
					1	Kirsten Flipkens

					2	Francesca Di Lorenzo
3	Bibiane Schoofs	5	6	2

2	Francesca Di Lorenzo	7	0	6

Top half

First Round					Second Round				Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	K Flipkens	6	6
WC	A Arseneault	2	1		1	K Flipkens	6	6
	F Stollár	6	6⁵	6		F Stollár	2	2
Q	R Lacasse	3	7⁷	1					1	K Flipkens	6	6
Q	N Broady	6	6						7	E Kostova	3	2
Q	K Shaffer	3	3		Q	N Broady	3	3
WC	M Collard	2	6	1	7	E Kostova	6	6
7	E Kostova	6	4	6										1	K Flipkens	2	6	6
4	S Vickery	3	3												S Murray	6	2	3
WC	F Abanda	6	6		WC	F Abanda	2	0^r
Q	M Bayerlová	4	5			I de Vroome	6	0
	I de Vroome	6	7							I de Vroome	5	6	1
	Q Gleason	2	4							S Murray	7	3	6
	S Murray	6	6			S Murray	7	7
Q	H Carter	1	7⁷	7	Q	H Carter	5	5
8	J Jakšić	6	6⁴	5

Bottom half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

6	J Ponchet	6	7⁷
	K Zimmermann	1	6⁴		6	J Ponchet	6	7⁷
	P Plipuech	6⁵	2		WC	J Bui	3	6³
WC	J Bui	7⁷	6							6	J Ponchet	4	4
	L Küng	3	0							3	B Schoofs	6	6
	U Eikeri	6	6			U Eikeri	7⁷	1	0
	LA Fernandez	6	5	4	3	B Schoofs	6⁵	6	6
3	B Schoofs	2	7	6											3	B Schoofs	5	6	2
5	R Anderson	6	6⁴	5											2	F Di Lorenzo	7	0	6
	C Harrison	1	7⁷	7		C Harrison	6	6
Q	A Hartono	6	2	7	Q	A Hartono	4	1
Q	A Morgina	3	6	5							C Harrison	7⁹	1	4
	M Björklund	6	6⁴	7⁷						2	F Di Lorenzo	6⁷	6	6
	E Bektas	4	7⁷	6¹		M Björklund	4	6	3
Q	D Hewitt	6⁶	4		2	F Di Lorenzo	6	2	6
2	F Di Lorenzo	7⁸	6

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References

↑ "W60 Toronto". www.itftennis.com.

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[1] "W60 Toronto". www.itftennis.com.