2023 Gold Coast Tennis International – Women's singles

Women's singles
Women's singles
2023 Gold Coast Tennis International
Events

Last updated December 02, 2023

This is the first edition of the tournament.^[1]

Seeds

Kimberly Birrell (withdrew)
Olivia Gadecki
Destanee Aiava (first round, retired)
Himeno Sakatsume (second round)
Ankita Raina (first round)
Darya Astakhova (first round, retired)
Seone Mendez (first round)
Taylah Preston (withdrew)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

	Eri Shimizu	1	4

	Talia Gibson	6	6
					Talia Gibson

				2	Olivia Gadecki
	Miho Kuramochi	1	6⁴

2	Olivia Gadecki	6	7⁷

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

	S Hosogi	5	1
WC	K McPhee	7	6		WC	K McPhee	5	1
Q	H Kuwata	2	4			P Hule	7	6
	P Hule	6	6								P Hule	2	2
Q	S Imamura	3	7⁷	3							E Shimizu	6	6
	E Shimizu	6	6⁵	6		E Shimizu	6	2	6
Q	S Ishii	6	2	7⁹	Q	S Ishii	4	6	4
	J Garland	3	6	6⁷											E Shimizu	1	4
3	D Aiava	2	0^r												T Gibson	6	6
	M Inglis	6	0			M Inglis	7	6
	E Sema	6	6			E Sema	5	2
LL	H Sato	2	4								M Inglis	5	3
WC	T Kokkinis	3	7⁷	5							T Gibson	7	6
LL	E Micic	6	6⁵	7	LL	E Micic	3	6³
	T Gibson	6	6			T Gibson	6	7⁷
5	A Raina	1	2

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

7	S Mendez	3	3
Q	D-y Back	6	6		Q	D-y Back	5	3
WC	M Joint	4	3			M Kuramochi	7	6
	M Kuramochi	6	6								M Kuramochi	7⁷	6
	M Bayerlová	1	2							Q	M Ercan	6⁰	1
Q	M Ercan	6	6		Q	M Ercan	4	6	6
LL	E Bolton	0	3		4	H Sakatsume	6	2	2
4	H Sakatsume	6	6												M Kuramochi	1	6⁴
6	D Astakhova	4	3^r											2	O Gadecki	6	7⁷
WC	E Jones	6	2		WC	E Jones	2	6	1
	H Arakawa	3	2		Q	I Popovic	6	4	6
Q	I Popovic	6	6							Q	I Popovic	3	3
	Y Naito	6	1	3						2	O Gadecki	6	6
Q	K Yoshioka	1	6	6	Q	K Yoshioka	2	0
Q	F Liu	6⁷	2		2	O Gadecki	6	6
2	O Gadecki	7⁹	6

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References

↑ "W60 Gold Coast". www.itftennis.com.

External links

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