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Finnish International Championships 2009 WS - Main Draw Badminton Tournament Planner - www.tournamentsoftware.com No. Name Member ID Country Draw 1 Petya Nedelcheva 12765 BUL Main 2 Juliane Schenk 13475 GER Main 3 Larisa Griga 51638 UKR Main 4 Judith Meulendijks 6964 NED Main 5 Susan Hughes 12818 SCO Main 6 Elizabeth Cann 11982 ENG Main WDN 7 Anna Rice 12916 CAN Main 8 Anu Nieminen 7083 FIN Main 9 Linda Zechiri 15105 BUL Main 10 Jill Pittard 10141 ENG Main 11 Camilla Sørensen 51642 DEN Main WDN 12 Kati Tolmoff 11914 EST Main 13 Rachel Van Cutsen 51655 NED Main 14 Anastasia Prokopenko 52640 RUS Main 15 Hung Shih Han 53628 TPE Main 16 Chloe Magee 89666 IRL Main 17 Maja Tvrdy 12023 SLO Main WDN 18 Patty Stolzenbach 53832 NED Main 19 Kristina Ludikova 51739 CZE Main 20 Zhang Xi 27631 CHN Main WDN 21 Elena Prus 52301 UKR Main 22 Olga Golovanova 8558 RUS Main 23 Jeanine Cicognini 51842 SUI Main 24 Solenn Pasturel 14984 ENG Main WR 26.3.2009 25 Sophia Hansson 15158 SWE Q1 -> Main PMD 26 Shannon Pohl 14081 USA Q2 -> Main PMD (WR) 91 27 Tatyana Bibik 51261 RUS Q3 -> Main PMD (WR) 87 28 Sarah Walker 34240 ENG Q4 WDN 29 Karina Jørgensen 46896 DEN Q5 92 30 Mariya Diptan 54451 UKR Q6 94 31 Miriam Gruber 14373 AUT Q7 -> Main PMD (WR) 90 32 Claudia Vogelgsang 6891 GER Q8 104 33 Claudia Mayer 15121 AUT Q9 101 34 Camilla Overgaard 42729 DEN Q10 110 35 Diana Dimova 13353 BUL Q11 106 36 Alesia Zaitsava 52294 BLR Q12 120 37 Dimitria Popstoikova 53891 BUL Q13 119 38 Nicola Cerfontyne 53341 ENG Q14 WDN 39 Sara Kverno 50984 NOR Q15 132 40 Viktoria Slobodyanyuk 67073 RUS Q16 151 41 Chiang Pei Hsin 54195 TPE Q17 140 42 Sabrina Jaquet 54068 SUI Q18 149 43 Linda Sloan 53123 SCO Q19 158 44 Laurent Todt 53919 USA Q20 191 45 Anastasia Panyushkina 84249 RUS Q21 178 46 Noora Virta 14408 FIN Q22 196 47 Huwaina Razi 51366 SUI Q23 188 48 Karoliine Hõim 67084 EST Q24 198 49 Christina Andersen 52810 DEN Q25 WDN 50 Harriett Johnson 12962 WAL Q26 WDN 225 51 Elina Väisänen 14407 FIN Q27 244 52 Liubov Chudentseva 76845 RUS Q28 245 53 Jennie Carlsson 54092 SWE Q29 266 54 Špela Silvester 13562 SLO Q30 304 55 Irina Khlebko 97302 RUS Q31 WDN 312 56 Saara Hynninen 9913 FIN Q32 326 57 Reetta Heino 51647 FIN WL1 -> Q PFR 336 58 Trine Niemeier 52322 DEN WL2 -> Q PFR 394 59 Irina Inozemceva 25900 RUS WL3 -> Q PFR 354 60 Carissa Turner 16062 WAL WL4 -> Q PFR 366 61 Anastasia Kharlampovich 25776 RUS WL5 -> Q PFR 375 62 Elin Bergblom 51050 SWE WL6 -> Q PFR 426 63 Caroline Harvey 57038 WAL WL7 -> Q PFR 434 64 Susanna Tulokas 40101 FIN WL8 -> Q PFR 65 Airi Mikkelä FIN WL9 -> Q PFR 66 Aleksandra Mikhailova 84254 RUS WL10 67 Marjatta Kuisma FIN WL11 68 Olga Gurina RUS WL12 WDN 69 Sofie Alm 15455 FIN WL13.

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