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Dunlop World Challenge ITF Women's Circuit SINGLES MAIN DRAW Week of City,Country Prize Money US$ Tourn. Key ITF Supervisor 24 NOV 2008 Toyota, JPN 75000+H W-C75-JPN-01A-2008 Nao Kawatei St. Rank Cnty Round 1 Round 2 Quarterfinals Semifinals Final 1 117 GBR SOUTH, Melanie [1] SOUTH, Melanie [1] 2 Q 606 JPN DOI, Misaki 6-4 6-0 SOUTH, Melanie [1] 3 481 JPN TANAKA, Mari 6-4 4-6 6-3 NARA, Kurumi 4 454 JPN NARA, Kurumi 7-5 6-4 LYKINA, Ksenia 5 WC 591 RUS LYKINA, Ksenia 6-3 7-5 LYKINA, Ksenia 6 SR 712 IND UBEROI, Shikha 6-2 6-2 LYKINA, Ksenia 7 258 JPN NAMIGATA, Junri 5-7 7-5 6-3 DATE-KRUMM, K [5] 8 197 JPN DATE-KRUMM, K [5] 6-7(4) 6-2 6-0 LYKINA, Ksenia 9 165 JPN NAKAMURA, Aiko [3] 6-0 1-6 7-5 NAKAMURA, Aiko [3] 10 WC 556 JPN KURODA, Yuka 6-1 6-1 NAKAMURA, Aiko [3] 11 420 JPN MAEKAWA, Ayaka 6-3 6-4 MAEKAWA, Ayaka 12 375 ISR GLUSHKO, Julia 5-7 6-1 6-1 NAKAMURA, Aiko [3] 13 314 AUS FERGUSON, Sophie 6-4 6-7(3) 7-6(9) FERGUSON, Sophie 14 435 GER RIPOLL, Dominice 6-3 5-7 7-6(5) FERGUSON, Sophie 15 400 GER OZGA, Justine 6-3 4-6 6-1 OZGA, Justine 16 199 JPN IIJIMA, Kumiko [6] 7-5 4-1 Ret. MORITA, Ayumi [2] 17 202 USA ALBANESE, L [8] 6-1 6-3 FUDA, Ryoko 18 WC 497 JPN FUDA, Ryoko 6-3 7-6(4) FUDA, Ryoko 19 337 NZL JONES, Sacha 6-1 6-1 WANG, Qiang 20 Q 640 CHN WANG, Qiang 6-1 3-6 6-2 YONEMURA, T [4] 21 466 JPN TEZUKA, Remi 7-5 6-2 OKA, Ayumi 22 Q 530 JPN OKA, Ayumi 3-6 6-4 7-5 YONEMURA, T [4] 23 464 JPN TAKAGISHI, Tomoyo 6-2 6-4 YONEMURA, T [4] 24 184 JPN YONEMURA, T [4] 6-2 6-2 MORITA, Ayumi [2] 25 200 TPE CHAN, Chin-Wei [7] 7-6(4) 6-1 CHAN, Chin-Wei [7] 26 WC 631 JPN KOSHINO, Yurina 6-3 7-6(6) HSU, Wen-Hsin 27 SR 396 FIN LAINE, Emma 6-2 3-6 6-0 HSU, Wen-Hsin 28 Q 706 TPE HSU, Wen-Hsin 6-4 6-1 MORITA, Ayumi [2] 29 308 CHN HAN, Xinyun 7-5 6-2 HAN, Xinyun 30 250 INA GUMULYA, Sandy 6-2 6-3 MORITA, Ayumi [2] 31 362 JPN OKAMOTO, Seiko 6-4 6-3 MORITA, Ayumi [2] 32 118 JPN MORITA, Ayumi [2] 6-0 6-2 www.dunlop-tennis.jp www.itftennis.com # Seeded Players #Lucky Losers Replacing Draw date/time: 23 NOV 2008 14:41 1SOUTH, Melanie Last Direct Acceptance 2 MORITA, Ayumi Mari TANAKA (484) 3 NAKAMURA, Aiko Player representatives 4 YONEMURA, Tomoko Tomoko YONEMURA 5 DATE-KRUMM, Kimiko Akiko YONEMURA 6 IIJIMA, Kumiko Signature 7CHAN, Chin-Wei # Special Ranking: Name (Line) 8 ALBANESE, Lauren 1UBEROI, Shikha 2LAINE, Emma Nao Kawatei.

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