2001 WTA Report Card

by Todd Spiker


Here's a look at the complete 2001 WTA season, along with some interesting facts and my own "TDS Awards":

***RANKINGS***

*Final 2001 WTA Top 50*
NAME,NATION---POINTS=2000 RANK

1.Lindsay Davenport, USA - 4902=2
2.Jennifer Capriati, USA - 4892=14
3.Venus Williams, USA - 4128=3
4.Martina Hingis, Switz. - 3944=1
5.Kim Clijsters, Belgium - 3265=18
6.Serena Williams, USA - 3004=6
7.Justine Henin, Belgium - 2989=48
8.Jelena Dokic, Yugo. - 2780=26
9.Amelie Mauresmo, France - 2765=16
10.Monica Seles, USA - 2306=4
11.Sandrine Testud, France - 2056=17
12.M. Shaughnessy, USA - 1833=39
13.Nathalie Tauziat, France - 1754=10
14.Silvia Farina Elia, Italy - 1738=63
15.Elena Dementieva, Russia - 1576=12
16.Maggie Maleeva, Bulg. - 1571=22
17.A.Sanchez Vicario, Spain - 1548=9
18.Anke Huber, Germany - 1495=19
19.Amanda Coetzer, S.Africa - 1474=11
20.Iroda Tulyaganova, Uzbek. - 1166=75
21.Barbara Schett, Austria - 1151=23
22.Lisa Raymond, USA - 1101=31
23.Angeles Montolio, Spain - 1058=60
24.Rita Grande, Italy - 1020=78
25.Henrieta Nagyova, Slovakia - 993=41
26.Magui Serna, Spain - 973=38
27.Paola Suarez, Argentina - 968=37
28.Daja Bedanova, Czech Rep - 935=54
29.T.Tanasugarn, Thailand - 916=29
30.Ai Sugiyama, Japan - 910=33
31.Francesca Schiavone, Italy - 900=80
32.C.Torrens-Valero, Spain - 900=94
33.Anne Kremer, Lux. - 891=35
34.Lina Krasnoroutskaya, Rus.- 868=133
35.Conchita Martinez, Spain - 853=5
36.Elena Likhovtseva, Russia - 837=21
37.Patty Schnyder, Switz. - 816=25
38.Daniela Hantuchova, Slov. - 810=108
39.Nadia Petrova, Russia - 792=62
40.Tatiana Panova, Russia - 787=34
41.Gala Leon Garcia, Spain - 762=32
42.Iva Majoli, Croatia - 761=63
43.M.Weingartner, Germany - 747=95
44.Nathalie Dechy, France - 715=27
45.Meilen Tu, USA - 688=67
46.Joannette Kruger, S.Africa - 680=59
47.Alicia Molik, Australia - 663=115
48.Amy Frazier, USA - 654=20
49.Elena Bovina, Russia - 649=135
50.D. Chladkova, Czech Rep. - 639=51

*10 Youngest in Top 20*
18 - Kim Clijsters
18 - Jelena Dokic
19 - Justine Henin
19 - Iroda Tulyaganova
20 - Elena Dementieva
20 - Serena Williams
21 - Martina Hingis
21 - Venus Williams
22 - Meghannn Shaughnessy
22 - Amelie Mauresmo

*10 Oldest in Top 20*
34 - Nathalie Tauziat
30 - Amanda Coetzer
29 - Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
29 - Sandrine Testud
29 - Silvia Farina Elia
27 - Monica Seles
26 - Anke Huber
26 - Maggie Maleeva
25 - Lindsay Davenport
25 - Jennifer Capriati

*Top 50 --- By Nation*
9 - United States
6 - Russia
6 - Spain
4 - France
3 - Italy
2 - Belgium
2 - Czech Republic
2 - Germany
2 - South Africa
2 - Slovakia
2 - Switzerland
1 - Argentina
1 - Australia
1 - Austria
1 - Belgium
1 - Croatia
1 - Japan
1 - Luxembourg
1 - Thailand
1 - Uzbekistan
1 - Yugoslavia


*FINAL 2001 WTA Doubles Top 15*
1.Lisa Raymond, USA - 4098
2.Rennae Stubbs, Australia - 3712
3.Cara Black, Zimbabwe - 2614
4.Elena Likhovtseva, Russia - 2614
5.Nathalie Tauziat, France - 2535
6.Paola Suarez, Argentina - 2512
7.Kimberly Po-Messerli, USA - 2364
8.Virginia Ruano-Pascual, Spain - 2344
9.Ai Sugiyama, Japan - 2018
10.Nicole Arendt, USA - 1796
11.A.Sanchez Vicario, Spain - 1790
12.Jelena Dokic, Yugoslavia - 1710
13.Sandrine Testud, France - 1578
14.Meghannn Shaughnessy, USA - 1476
15.Kim Clijsters, Belgium - 1357


*FINAL 2001 WTA Doubles Teams*
1.Lisa Raymond/Rennae Stubbs
2.Cara Black/Elena Likhovtseva
3.Virginia Ruano-Pascual/Paola Suarez
4.Kimberly Po-Messerli/Nathalie Tauziat
5.Tina Krizan/Katarina Srebotnik
6.Alexandra Fusai/Rita Grande
7.Sandrine Testud/Roberta Vinci
8.Amanda Coetzer/Lori McNeil


*FINAL Top 10 Prize Money List*
1.Venus Williams, USA - $2,522,610
2.Jennifer Capriati, USA - $2,238,624
3.Serena Williams, USA - $2,086,263
4.Lindsay Davenport, USA - $1,832,242
5.Martina Hingis, Switz. - $1,465,116
6.Kim Clijsters, Belgium - $1,314,659
7.Jelena Dokic, Yugoslavia - $1,155,716
8.Justine Henin, Belgium - $995,704
9.Lisa Raymond, USA - $946,385
10.Amelie Mauresmo, France - $867,702



***TOURNAMENTS***

-GRAND SLAMS-
AUSTRALIA: Jennifer Capriati
ROLAND GARROS: Jennifer Capriati
WIMBLEDON: Venus Williams
US: Venus Williams
[WTA CHSP: Serena Williams]

-GRAND SLAMS (JUNIORS)-
AUSTRALIA: Jelena Jankovic
ROLAND GARROS: Kaia Kanepi
WIMBLEDON: Angelique Widjaja
US: Marion Bartoli

-TIER I WINNERS-
TOKYO: Lindsay Davenport
INDIAN WELLS: Serena Williams
MIAMI: Venus Williams
CHARLESTON: Jennifer Capriati
BERLIN: Amelie Mauresmo
ROME: Jelena Dokic
TORONTO: Serena Williams
MOSCOW: Jelena Dokic
ZURICH: Lindsay Davenport


*WEEK-BY-WEEK*
Dec.30-Jan.6
Hopman Cup (ex)
...Switzerland (Hingis/Federer) def.
USA (Seles/Gambill)

Jan.1-7
Gold Coast - Henin def. Farina Elia
Auckland - Tu def. Suarez
Hong Kong (ex) - Dokic d. Kournikova

Jan.8-14
Sydney - Hingis def. Davenport
Hobart - Grande def. Hopkins
Canberra - Henin def. Testud

Jan.15-28
AUSTRALIAN: Capriati def. Hingis

Jan.29-Feb.4
Tokyo(I) - Davenport def. Hingis

Feb.5-11
Paris - Mauresmo def. Huber

Feb.12-18
Nice - Mauresmo def. Maleeva
Doha - Hingis def. Testud

Feb.19-25
Dubai - Hingis def. Tauziat
Oklahoma City - Seles def. Capriati
Bogota - Suarez def. Kuti Kis

Feb.26-Mar.4
Scottsdale - Davenport d. Shaughnessy
Acapulco - Coetzer def. Dementieva

Mar.5-18
Indian Wells(I) - S.Williams d. Clijsters

Mar.19-Apr.1
Miami(I) - V.Williams def. Capriati

Apr.2-8
Porto - Sanchez Vicario def. Serna

Apr.9-15
Amelia Island - Mauresmo def. Coetzer
Estoril - Montolio def. Bovina

Apr.16-22
Charleston(I) - Capriati def. Hingis
Budapest - Maleeva def. Kremer

Apr.30-May 6
Hamburg - V.Williams d. Shaughnessy
Bol - Montonio def. Diaz-Oliva

May 7-13
Berlin(I) - Mauresmo def. Capriati

May 14-20
Rome(I) - Dokic def. Mauresmo
Antwerp - Rittner def. Koukalova

May 21-27
Strasbourg - Farina Elia def. Huber
Madrid - Sanchez Vicario d. Montolio

May 28-June 10
R. GARROS: Capriati def. Clijsters

June 11-17
Birmingham - Tauziat def. Oremans
Tashkent - Lamade def. Noorlander

June 18-25
Eastbourne - Davenport def. Serna
s'Hertogenbosch - Henin d. Clijsters

June 26-July 8
WIMBLEDON: V.Williams def. Henin

July 9-15
Palermo - Garrigues d. Torrens-Valero
Vienna - Tulyaganova def. Schnyder

July 16-22
Knokke-H.- Tulyaganova d. Leon Garcia
Mahwah (ex) - Capriati def. Coetzer

July 23-29
Stanford - Clijsters def. Davenport
Sopot - Torrens-Valero d. Leon Garcia
Casablanca - Gubasci def. Camerin

July 30-Aug.5
San Diego - V.Williams def. Seles
Basel - Gersi def. Mikaelian

Aug.6-12
Los Angeles - Davenport def. Seles

Aug.13-19
Toronto(I) - S.Williams def. Capriati

Aug.20-26
New Haven - V.Williams def. Davenport

Aug.25
WTT Final - Springfield def. Philadelphia

Aug.27-Sept.9
US OPEN: V.Williams d. S.Williams

Sept.10-16
Bahia - Seles def. Dokic
Waikoloa - Testud def. Henin

Sept.17-23
Tokyo - Dokic def. Sanchez Vicario
Quebec City - Shaughnessy d. Majoli

Sept.24-30
Leipzig - Clijsters def. Maleeva
Bali - Widjaja def. Kruger

Oct.1-7
Moscow(I) - Dokic def. Dementieva
Tokyo - Seles def. Tanasugarn

Oct.8-14
Filderstadt - Davenport def. Henin
Shanghai - Seles def. Pratt

Oct.15-21
Zurich(I) - Davenport def. Dokic
Bratislava - Grande def. Sucha

Oct.22-28
Linz - Davenport def. Dokic
Luxembourg - Clijsters def. Raymond

Oct.29-Nov.4
WTA CHSP: S.Williams d. Davenport

Nov.5-11
Pattaya City - Schnyder def. Nagyova
FED CUP - Belgium def. Russia


*DOUBLES WINNERS*
Auckland - Fusai/Grande
Gold Coast - Casoni/Hopkins
Hong Kong(ex) - Dokic/Barabanschikova
Sydney - Kournikova/Schett
Canberra - Arendt/Sugiyama
Hobart - Black/Likhovtseva
AUSTRALIAN: V.Williams/S.Williams
AUST.(mix) - C.Morariu/E.Ferreira
Tokyo - Raymond/Stubbs
Paris - Majoli/Razzano
Nice - Loit/Sidot
Doha - Testud/Vinci
Dubai - Basuki/Vis
Oklahoma City - Coetzer/McNeil
Bogota - Garbin/Husarova
Scottsdale - Raymond/Stubbs
Acapulco- MJ Martinez/Garrigues
Indian Wells - Arendt/Sugiyama
Miami - Sanchez Vicario/Tauziat
Porto - MJ Martinez/Garrigues
Amelia Island - Hrdlickova/Rittner
Estoril - C.Martinez/Tarabini
Charleston- Raymond/Stubbs
Budapest - Gabin/Husarova
Hamburg - Black/Lihovtseva
Bol - MJ Martinez/Garrigues
Berlin - Callens/Shaughnessy
Rome - Black/Likhovtseva
Antwerp - Callens/Ruano-Pascual
Strasbourg - Farina Elia/Tulyaganova
Madrid - Ruano-Pascual/Suarez
RG: Ruano-Pascual/Suarez
RG (mix): Ruano-Pascual/Carbonell
Birmingham - Black/Likhovtseva
Tashkent - Mandula/Wartusch
Eastbourne - Raymond/Stubbs
s'Hertogenbosch - Dragomir-Ilie/Petrova
WIMBLEDON: Raymond/Stubbs
WIMBLEDON (mix): Hantuchova/Friedl
Palermo - Garbin/Husarova
Vienna - Suarez/Tarabini
Knokke-Heist - Ruano-Pascual/Serna
Sopot - Kruger/Schiavone
Stanford - Lee/Prakusya
Casablanca - Bacheva/Carlsson
San Diego - Black/Likhovtseva
Basel - MJ Martinez/Garrigues
Los Angeles - Po-Messerli/Tauziat
Toronto - Po-Messerli/Pratt
New Haven - Black/Likhovtseva
US: Raymond/Stubbs
US (mix): Stubbs/Woodbridge
Bahia - Coetzer/McNeil
Waikoloa - Krizan/Srebotnik
Tokyo - Black/Horn-Huber
Quebec City - Reeves/Ad.Serra-Zanetti
Leipzig - Likhovtseva/Tauziat
Bali - Dominikovic/Tanasugarn
Moscow - Hingis/Kournikova
Tokyo - Horn-Huber/McQuillan
Filderstadt - Davenport/Raymond
Shanghai - Horn-Huber/Nemeckova
Zurich - Davenport/Raymond
Bratislava - Bedanova/Bovina
Linz - Dokic/Petrova
Luxembourg - Bovina/Hantuchova
WTA CHSP: Raymond/Stubbs
Pattaya City - Carlsson/Tulyaganova


*TEAM COMPETITIONS*
Hopman Cup
Switzerland (Hingis/Federer) def.
United States (Seles/Gambill)

WTT: Philadelphia def. Springfield

Fed Cup
Belgium
(Clijsters.Henin,Callen,Courtois)
def.
Russia
(Dementieva,Petrova,Likhovtseva)



***MISC.LISTS***

*Most WTA Singles Titles*
7 - Lindsay Davenport
6 - Venus Williams
4 - Amelie Mauresmo
4 - Monica Seles
3 - Jennifer Capriati
3 - Martina Hingis
3 - Kim Clijsters
3 - Serena Williams
3 - Justine Henin
3 - Jelena Dokic


*Most WTA Singles Finals*
11 - Lindsay Davenport (7-4)
7 - Jennifer Capriati (3-4)
6 - Venus Williams (6-0)
6 - Monica Seles (4-2)
6 - Jelena Dokic (3-3)
6 - Martina Hingis (3-3)
6 - Justine Henin (3-3)
6 - Kim Clijsters (3-3)
5 - Amelie Mauresmo (4-1)
4 - Serena Williams (3-1)


*Best Winning Pct. in Final (3 or more)*
1.000 - Venus Williams (6-0)
.800 Amelie Mauresmo (4-1)
.750 - Serena Williams (3-1)
.667 - Monica Seles (4-2)
.667 - Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (2-1)
.667 - Angeles Montolio (2-1)
.636 - Lindsay Davenport (7-4)


*Youngest Singles Champions*
16 - Angelique Widjaja (Bali)
18 - Jelena Dokic (Rome,Tokyo,Moscow)
18 - Kim Clijsters (Stanford,Leipzig.Lux.)


*Most WTA Singles SF*
15 - Martina Hingis (6-9)
14 - Lindsay Davenport (11-3)
12 - Jennifer Capriati (7-5)
11 - Kim Clijsters (6-5)
9 - Jelena Dokic (6-3)
9 - Venus Williams (6-3)
9 - Monica Seles (6-3)
9 - Justine Henin (6-3)
7 - Nathalie Tauziat (2-5)


*Back-to-Back WTA Singles Finals*
FOUR
Davenport - October/November
...Filderstadt, Zurich, Linz, WTA Chsp.

THREE
Hingis - January/February
...Sydney, Australian Open(*), Tokyo

TWO
Jan - Henin...Gold Coast & Canberra
Feb - Mauresmo...Paris & Nice
Feb - Hingis...Doha & Dubai
May - Mauresmo...Berlin & Rome
Jun/Jul - Henin...s'Hert. & Wimbledon(*)
July - Tulyaganova...Vienna & Knokke-H.
July - Leon Garcia...Knokke-H. & Sopot
Aug - Seles...San Diego & Los Angeles
Aug - V.Williams...New Haven & US(*)
Sept - Dokic...Bahia & Tokyo
Oct - Seles...Tokyo & Shanghai
Oct - Dokic...Zurich & Linz
(*)-two-week grand slam event


*Most WTA Doubles Titles*
INDIVIDUAL PLAYER
9 - Lisa Raymond
8 - Rennae Stubbs
7 - Cara Black
7 - Elena Likhovtseva
5 - Virginia Ruano-Pascual
4 - Maria Jose Martinez
4 - Ana Isabel Medina Garrigues
3 - Paola Suarez
3 - Liezel Horn-Huber
3 - Tatiana Garbin
3 - Janette Husarova
3 - Nathalie Tauziat
TEAMS
7 - Raymond/Stubbs
6 - Black/Likhovtseva
4 - MJ Martinez/Garrigues
3 - Garbin/Husarova
2 - Arendt/Sugiyama
2 - Coetzer/McNeil
2 - Ruano-Pascual/Suarez
2 - Raymond/Davenport


*Most Tournaments (Top 50 Players)*
30 - Panova
29 - Grande, Serna, Weingartner
28 - Farina Elia, Testud
27 - Kremer, Torrens-Valero
26 - Dechy, Dokic, Molik, Montolio, Shaughnessy


*Most Singles Match Wins (50+)*
62-9 = Lindsay Davenport
60-15 = Martina Hingis
56-14 = Jennifer Capriati
56-18 = Justine Henin
54-18 = Kim Clijsters
53-23 = Jelena Dokic
53-27 = Sandrine Testud


*10 Most Quality Point Totals*
1947 - Jennifer Capriati
1871 - Lindsay Davenport
1699 - Venus Williams
1340 - Martina Hingis
1175 - Serena Williams
1129 - Amelie Mauresmo
1097 - Kim Clijsters
1051 - Justine Henin
904 - Jelena Dokic
825 - Monica Seles


*Top 20 in Both Singles & Doubles*
-Closest To Top 10 in Both-
Jelena Dokic - #8 Singles/#12 Doubles
...86 doubles pts. from Top 10/Top 10
-others-
Clijsters - #5 Singles/#15 Doubles
Tauziat - #13 Singles/#11 Doubles
Testud - #11 Singles/#13 Doubles
Shaughnessy - #12 Singles/#14 Doubles
Sanchez Vic. - #17 Singles/#11 Doubles
Coetzer - #18 Singles/#17 Doubles


*Big Gains 2001*
Justine Henin - #48 to #7
Jelena Dokic - #26 to #8
Meghannn Shaughnessy - #39 to #12
Silvia Farina Elia - #63 to #14
Iroda Tulyaganova - #75 to #20
Lina Krasnoroutskaya - #133 to #34
Daniela Hantuchova - #108 to #37


*Big Falls 2001*
Mary Pierce - #7 to #130
Anna Kournikova - #8 to #74
Conchita Martinez - #5 to #35



***TDS AWARDS***

-CLASS FAVORITES-
Class President: Jennifer Capriati
Valedictorian: Lindsay Davenport
Most Talented: Venus Williams
Most Likely to Succeed: Jelena Dokic
Most Likely to Succeed II: Kim Clijsters
Best Athlete: Serena Williams
Most Well-Liked: Corina Morariu
Most Well-Liked (career): Monica Seles
Smartest (old winner): Martina Hingis
Smartest (new winner): Justine Henin
Quietest: Meghannn Shaughnessy (#12?)
Incomplete Grade: Anna Kournikova
Most Unexcused Absences: Venus/Serena
Best Dressed: Jelena Dokic (in Rome)
Least Dressed: Ashley Harkleroad (in US)
Sophomore Slump: Elena Dementieva
Best Comeback: Jennifer Capriati
Best Quiet Comeback: Iva Majoli
Biggest Disappearing Act: Mirjana Lucic
Missed Most: Mary Pierce
Missed By Most: Anna Kournikova
Soon to be Missed: Tauziat's opinions
Late-Career Surge: #11 Sandrine Testud
Late-Bloomer I: Meghannn Shaughnessy
Late-Bloomer II: Angeles Montolio
Super-Vet: Martina Navratilova, 45
Super-Vet II: Lori McNeil, 37


-MOMENTS-
Biggest Slam Story (on-court):
...Capriati wins Australian Open

Biggest Slam Story (off-court):
...Dokic leaves Australia

Biggest Slam Story (just because):
...Kournikova misses Wimbledon

Biggest Choke:
...Capriati blows 8 match points to Venus in Miami final on April Fool's
Day, then misses out on #1 for the year by 10 points in November

Best Win at a Big Event:
...Daja Bedanova def. Seles in 4r of US Open

Best Win at a Big Event II:
Virginia Ruano-Pascual def. Hingis in 1r of Wimbledon

Worst Loss at a Big Event:
...Dokic loses in 3r to #131 Petra Mandula at Roland Garros

Worst Walkover:
...Venus pulls out of Indian Wells SF vs. Serena at last moment

Most Anticlimatic Walkover:
...S.Williams takes WTA Chsp. season finale when Davenport is too
injured to play


-THE REST-
Most Likely to Lose at the Biggest Moment: Amelie Mauresmo

From Likable Kid to Crabby Vet: Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, 1989 to 2001

From Likable Vet to Crabby Vet: Jennifer Capriati, Jan. to Nov. 2001

Least-Respected Highly-Ranked Player: #14 Silvia Farina Elia

Most Vilified #1 Player: Martina Hingis, on and off court

Most Likely to Be Mistaken for a Walking Stick: Meghannn Shaughnessy

Most Fun Names to Say Out Loud: Virginie Razzano & Angelique Widjaja

Most Misprounced Last Names:
Henin (ENN-uh, not HEN-in)
Dokic (DOCK-ich, not DOAK-ik or DOCK-ik or DOAK-ich)

Most Beautiful Shot: Henin's backhand

Worst Choice: London tabloid backs Barbara Schett over Jelena Dokic

Russian Everyone Knows Still Hasn't Won a Singles Title: Anna Kournikova

Russian You Might Be Surprised Still Hasn't Won a Singles Title: Elena Dementieva

Player Headline-writers Dread will Win a Big Title: Lina Krasnoroutskaya

Best Couple (also: "Most Annoying Couple"): Kim Clijsters & Lleyton Hewitt

Going, going...but not quite gone: The Original Spanish Armada of Arantxa Sanchez Vicario and Conchita Martinez

Coming, coming...but not quite as good: The New Spanish Armada of Magui Serna, Angeles Montolio, Gala Leon Garcia, Cristina Torrens-Valero, Virginia Ruano-Pascual, and Marta Marrero

The Russians are Coming!: Six Russians are ranked in the Top 50, but none are named Kournikova

Player We'll See How Much She Wants Success in '02: #74 Anna Kournikova, who'll have to fight her way back to the Top 20

Player Who Seems to Want to Be the Next Anna K. (or at least her business managers do): 16-year old Ashley Harkleroad (#265)

Nostradamus (or not) Award: Lindsay Davenport, who predicted in January that Jelena Dokic would be a Top 10 player in the next two years... but it only took nine months

I'll Believe It When I See It: Venus and (especially) Serena Williams have vowed to play full schedules in 2002


-LISTS-

PLAYER OF THE YEAR
1.Capriati
---still the best story of the year, despite a less-successful final five months

2.Davenport
---again, the WTA's #1 player didn't win a grand slam (and, this time, didn't even make a slam final)

3.V.Williams
---the best player who doesn't play enough

4.The Belgian Waffles
...Kim Clijsters
---lost RG final 12-10 in the 3rd to Capriati
...Justine Henin
---made Wimbledon final, should have made RG final, too

6.Hingis
---everything (and everyone) is finally catching up with the Swiss Miss

7.Dokic
---winner of titles on 3 different surfaces in her first full year on
the tour

8.Mauresmo
---played herself out during a superlative clay season

9.S.Williams
---2nd best player who doesn't play enough

10.Seles
---still trying to complete that comeback

HM-Lisa Raymond & Rennae Stubbs
---best doubles team in the world that doesn't include a Williams


YOUNG PLAYER OF THE YEAR
(under 20)
1t.Kim Clijsters, 18
1t.Justine Henin, 19
3.Jelena Dokic, 18
4.Iroda Tulyaganova, 19
5.Daja Bedanova, 18
6.Daniela Hantuchova, 18
7.Lina Krasnoroutskaya, 17
8.Angelique Widjaja, 16
9.Maria Jose Martinez, 19
& Ana Isabel Medina Garrigues, 19
10.Virginie Razzano, 18
HM-Nadia Petrova, 19

"NEWCOMERS" OF THE YEAR
1.Daja Bedanova, 18 (#28)
2.Lina Krasnoroutskaya, 17 (#34)
3.Iroda Tulyaganova, 19 (#20)
4.Daniela Hantuchova, 18 (#38)
5.Maja Matevzic, 21 (#79)
6.Marie-Gaiane Mikaelian, 17 (#78)
7.Virginie Razzano, 18 (#72)
8.Anastasia Myskina, 20 (#59)
9.Angelique Widjaja, 16 (#149)
10.Nadia Petrova, 19 (#39)
HM-Alicia Molik, 20 (#47)

PLAYERS TO WATCH IN 2002
1.Jelena Dokic
2.Daja Bedanova
3.Elena Dementieva
4.Lina Krasnoroutskaya
5.Daniela Hantuchova
HM-Nadia Petrova

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