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Belgian Open UNIQLO Wheelchair Tennis Tour WD - WOMEN'S DOUBLES MAIN DRAW Week of City,Country Tourn. Key ITF Referee 28 JUL 2015 Jambes, BEL WC-ITF1S-BEL-01A-2015 Van Laer Guy St. Rank Cnty Round 1 Quarterfinals Semifinals Final 11 RSA Kgothatso Montjane [1] 1 GBR Jordanne Whiley Kgothatso Montjane [1] Jordanne Whiley 2 Bye Kgothatso Montjane [1] Jordanne Whiley 267 BEL Pathy Mortier 6-1 6-2 3 FRA Cathy Portier Mieke Van Chastelet Els Verhoeven 66 NED Mieke Van Chastelet 6-1 6-1 4 BEL Els Verhoeven Kgothatso Montjane [1] Jordanne Whiley 40 NED Diede De Groot [4] 6-3 6-2 5 CHI Francisca Mardones Diede De Groot [4] Francisca Mardones 6 Bye Diede De Groot [4] Francisca Mardones 71 FRA Emilie Chene 6-7(9) 6-4 [10-2] 7 FRA Christine Schoenn Emilie Chene Christine Schoenn 178 BEL Sofie Cox 6-1 6-3 8 NED Natascha Hoefhamer Kgothatso Montjane [1] Jordanne Whiley 113 CAN Mika Ishikawa 5-7 6-1 [11-9] 9 NED Marlise Peters Sarah Calati Pauline Helouin 79 AUS Sarah Calati 6-1 6-3 10 FRA Pauline Helouin Dana Mathewson [3] Kaitlyn Verfuerth 6-0 6-0 11 Bye Dana Mathewson [3] Kaitlyn Verfuerth 39 USA Dana Mathewson [3] 12 USA Kaitlyn Verfuerth Marjolein Buis [2] Michaela Spaanstra 48 JPN Kanako Domori 6-0 6-3 13 RUS Polina Shakirova Kanako Domori Polina Shakirova 71 CHI Macarena Cabrillana 6-1 6-3 14 CHI María Diaz Marjolein Buis [2] Michaela Spaanstra 6-1 6-0 15 Bye Marjolein Buis [2] Michaela Spaanstra 14 NED Marjolein Buis [2] 16 NED Michaela Spaanstra www.itftennis.com # Seeded Players # Alternates Replacing Draw date/time: 1 Kgothatso Montjane Last Direct Acceptance Jordanne Whiley 2 Marjolein Buis Player representatives Michaela Spaanstra 3 Dana Mathewson Kaitlyn Verfuerth Signature 4 Diede De Groot Francisca Mardones Van Laer Guy.

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