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Draw Player Name Rank Type Nationality Tournament Name: HILTON WAIKOLOA VILLAGE USTA CHALLENGER Location: WAIKOLOA, HI Club: HILTON WAIKOLOA VILLAGE/KOHOLA TENNIS Date(s): 1/26/2004 - 2/1/2004 Main Draw Player Name Rank Type Nationality DOB 1 MELINDA CZINK 77.0000 WTA RANKING HUNGARY 10/22/1982 2 TARA SNYDER 106.0000 WTA RANKING HOUSTON, TX 05/26/1977 3 ANSLEY CARGILL 109.0000 WTA RANKING ATLANTA, GA 01/05/1982 4 ANNA-LENA GROENEFELD 118.0000 WTA RANKING GERMANY 06/04/1985 5 GISELA DULKO 125.0000 WTA RANKING ARGENTINA 01/30/1985 6 CATALINA CASTANO 134.0000 WTA RANKING COLOMBIA 07/07/1979 7 MARISSA IRVIN 141.0000 WTA RANKING SANTA MONICA, CA 06/23/1980 8 SELIMA SFAR 151.0000 WTA RANKING TUNISIA 07/08/1977 9 MEILEN TU 152.0000 WTA RANKING NORTHRIDGE, CA 01/17/1978 10 NATALIE GRANDIN 170.0000 WTA RANKING SOUTH AFRICA 02/27/1981 11 MARIANA DIAZ OLIVA 172.0000 WTA RANKING ARGENTINA 03/11/1976 12 MARIA EMILIA SALERNI 173.0000 WTA RANKING ARGENTINA 05/14/1983 13 ANNE KEOTHAVONG 177.0000 WTA RANKING UNITED KINGDOM 09/16/1983 14 ANGELA HAYNES 183.0000 WTA RANKING COMPTON, CA 09/27/1984 15 MARIE-EVE PELLETIER 201.0000 WTA RANKING CANADA 05/18/1982 16 ANGELIKA BACHMANN 212.0000 WTA RANKING GERMANY 05/16/1979 17 MARIA FERNANDA ALVES 213.0000 WTA RANKING BRAZIL 04/17/1983 18 VILMARIE CASTELLVI 219.0000 WTA RANKING PUERTO RICO 03/21/1981 19 EUGENIA LINETSKAYA 221.0000 WTA RANKING RUSSIA 11/30/1986 20 SVETLANA KRIVENCHEVA 227.0000 WTA RANKING BULGARIA 12/30/1973 21 GIULIA CASONI 232.0000 WTA RANKING ITALY 06/19/1978 22 SUNITHA RAO 238.0000 WTA RANKING BRADENTON, FL 10/27/1985 23 JANE O'DONOGHUE 240.0000 WTA RANKING UNITED KINGDOM 03/29/1983 24 DIMANA KRASTEVITCH 242.0000 WTA RANKING BULGARIA 03/26/1982 Report Date: 1/20/2004 Page 2 of 4 Tournament Name: HILTON WAIKOLOA VILLAGE USTA CHALLENGER Location: WAIKOLOA, HI Club: HILTON WAIKOLOA VILLAGE/KOHOLA TENNIS Date(s): 1/26/2004 - 2/1/2004 Qualifying Player Name Rank Type Nationality DOB 1 MELANIE MAROIS 243.0000 WTA RANKING CANADA 03/10/1984 2 AMBER LIU 257.0000 WTA RANKING LA MESA, CA 07/06/1984 3 TIFFANY DABEK 264.0000 WTA RANKING BRADENTON, FL 03/14/1980 4 CARLA TIENE 272.0000 WTA RANKING BRAZIL 05/15/1981 5 ALLY BAKER 292.0000 WTA RANKING COCONUT GROVE, FL 04/10/1986 6 LANA POPADIC 295.0000 WTA RANKING CROATIA 04/24/1983 7 CHIN-WEI CHAN 322.0000 WTA RANKING TAIWAN 08/01/1985 8 STEPHANIE HAZLETT 325.0000 WTA RANKING EVANSVILLE, IN 01/29/1979 9 BEIER KO 356.0000 WTA RANKING CANADA 07/17/1986 10 MAYUMI YAMAMOTO 372.0000 WTA RANKING JAPAN 10/10/1982 11 FRANCESCA LUBIANI 378.0000 WTA RANKING ITALY 06/12/1977 12 NEHA UBEROI 448.0000 WTA RANKING BOCA RATON, FL 02/06/1986 13 LEANNE BAKER 457.0000 WTA RANKING NEW ZEALAND 01/08/1981 14 KAYSIE SMASHEY 516.0000 WTA RANKING AUSTIN, TX 04/11/1980 15 LAURA ROCCHI 520.0000 WTA RANKING FRANCE 11/10/1985 16 JODI KENOYER 573.0000 WTA RANKING LIGHTHOUSE, FL 08/22/1981 17 AHSHA ROLLE 610.0000 WTA RANKING MIAMI SHORES, FL 03/21/1985 18 SARAH RISKE 645.0000 WTA RANKING MCMURRAY, PA 06/27/1981 19 DOMINIQUE VAN BOEKEL 646.0000 WTA RANKING TILBURG, HOLLAND 05/15/1984 20 ANETA SOUKUP 659.0000 WTA RANKING CANADA 12/30/1978 21 KELLEY HYNDMAN 671.0000 WTA RANKING BRADENTON, FL 09/22/1985 22 GEORGETTE WRIGHT 792.0000 WTA RANKING BURBANK, CA 07/09/1984 23 LEJLA HODZIC 802.0000 WTA RANKING CUPERTINO, CA 02/06/1986 24 ARPI KOJIAN 845.0000 WTA RANKING SANTA ANA, CA 06/12/1983 25 ALANA VAN DER VORT 879.0000 WTA RANKING W. BRADENTON, FL 10/31/1985 26 CHRISSIE SEREDNI 930.0000 WTA RANKING BRADENTON, FL 09/02/1987 Report Date: 1/20/2004 Page 3 of 4 Tournament Name: HILTON WAIKOLOA VILLAGE USTA CHALLENGER Location: WAIKOLOA, HI Club: HILTON WAIKOLOA VILLAGE/KOHOLA TENNIS Date(s): 1/26/2004 - 2/1/2004 Alternates To Qualifying Player Name Rank Type Nationality DOB 1 MARINA TAVARES 946.0000 WTA RANKING BRAZIL 11/17/1984 2 LAURA RITCHEY-THOMAS 950.0000 WTA RANKING HOUSTON, TX 06/24/1971 3 TIYA ROLLE 1104.0000 WTA RANKING MACON, GA 06/11/1986 4 DANIELLE SPACEK 1127.0000 WTA RANKING TOMS RIVER, NJ 01/20/1982 5 JESSICA NGUYEN 2.5000 WTA POINTS CHATSWORTH, CA 11/24/1987 6 LESLIE CAVANAUGH 2.0000 WTA POINTS ALAMEDA, CA 02/09/1972 7 LAUREN BARNIKOW 255.0000 NATIONAL RANK WOODBRIDGE, NJ 05/21/1982 8 LINDSEY JONES .0000 NO RANK FLORISSANT, MO 05/24/1986 9 TEA POPAJA .0000 NO RANK BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA 09/02/1985 10 NATHALIA JUNG .0000 NO RANK BRAZIL 03/03/1980 11 JESSICA LANDES .0000 NO RANK HURON, OH 01/12/1979 12 LYNN NOVACK .0000 NO RANK JACKSON, FL 12/16/1979 13 JIE ZENG .0000 NO RANK HALLANDALE, FL 11/01/1988 Report Date: 1/20/2004 Page 4 of 4 .
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