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Prize Top 100 Money YTD SD.Txt Prize Top 100 Money YTD S-D.txt WTA TOUR PRIZE MONEY YTD 1 MARTINA HINGIS 2,936,425 355,355 3,291,780 2 LINDSAY DAVENPORT 2,426,756 303,660 2,734,205 3 SERENA WILLIAMS 2,270,946 317,540 2,605,102 4 VENUS WILLIAMS 1,990,887 317,540 2,316,005 5 STEFFI GRAF 1,219,289 13,097 1,248,867 6 MARY PIERCE 857,078 129,465 996,442 7 NATHALIE TAUZIAT 723,648 140,859 864,507 8 MONICA SELES 744,741 77,477 822,218 9 ARANTXA SANCHEZ-VICARIO 617,433 190,488 807,921 10 ANNA KOURNIKOVA 389,325 325,205 748,424 11 JANA NOVOTNA 524,662 216,792 741,454 12 BARBARA SCHETT 633,068 92,617 725,685 13 AMELIE MAURESMO 551,825 30,643 582,468 14 ELENA LIKHOVTSEVA 336,719 156,567 525,307 15 JULIE HALARD-DECUGIS 457,930 56,140 514,070 16 SANDRINE TESTUD 359,847 123,155 488,496 17 CONCHITA MARTINEZ 394,876 91,516 486,392 18 AMANDA COETZER 425,814 58,525 486,120 19 LISA RAYMOND 207,110 179,550 465,664 20 DOMINIQUE VAN ROOST 394,995 52,967 450,401 21 NATASHA ZVEREVA 267,917 170,660 438,577 22 CORINA MORARIU 161,771 242,256 413,980 23 ANKE HUBER 361,439 50,548 411,987 24 AI SUGIYAMA 226,719 105,967 405,148 25 CHANDA RUBIN 229,078 126,643 355,721 26 PATTY SCHNYDER 277,567 59,030 336,597 27 LARISA NEILAND 57,096 231,563 324,300 28 RUXANDRA DRAGOMIR 261,606 47,616 309,222 29 IRINA SPIRLEA 190,680 102,963 299,143 30 MIRJANA LUCIC 271,801 12,535 286,259 31 MARY JOE FERNANDEZ 168,557 95,043 263,600 32 MARIAAN DE SWARDT 107,991 113,525 263,287 33 SILVIA FARINA 186,691 71,457 258,148 34 AMY FRAZIER 221,647 36,039 257,686 35 ANNE-GAELLE SIDOT 175,877 66,731 246,939 36 JENNIFER CAPRIATI 234,537 9,400 243,937 37 ELENA TATARKOVA 95,661 129,050 238,114 38 SYLVIA PLISCHKE 216,681 4,313 220,994 39 ALEXANDRA STEVENSON 193,596 10,090 219,186 40 KATARINA SREBOTNIK 111,002 70,448 218,194 41 ALEXANDRA FUSAI 69,640 135,269 207,659 42 RENNAE STUBBS 12,786 172,550 201,759 43 CARA BLACK 131,697 52,637 197,218 44 NATHALIE DECHY 189,225 7,332 196,557 45 HENRIETA NAGYOVA 184,664 7,344 192,008 46 SABINE APPELMANS 160,634 27,202 188,694 47 KIMBERLY PO 74,660 74,062 186,008 48 KVETA HRDLICKOVA 145,601 38,658 184,259 49 KARINA HABSUDOVA 129,759 48,133 181,500 50 SARAH PITKOWSKI 171,761 9,692 181,453 51 ANNE KREMER 167,801 4,164 171,965 52 MAGUI SERNA 161,789 7,250 169,039 53 MA. ANTONIA SANCHEZ LOREN 157,624 3,500 161,124 54 JELENA DOKIC 129,815 29,686 160,424 55 ANNA SMASHNOVA 151,904 0 151,904 56 RITA GRANDE 113,344 36,896 150,240 57 SILVIJA TALAJA 141,342 7,000 148,342 58 ASA CARLSSON 112,865 34,479 148,202 59 VIRGINIA RUANO PASCUAL 103,564 44,239 147,803 60 TARA SNYDER 124,276 18,665 145,691 61 BARBARA SCHWARTZ 139,051 5,018 144,069 62 BARBARA RITTNER 93,267 40,323 141,168 63 FABIOLA ZULUAGA 136,275 375 136,650 Page 1 Prize Top 100 Money YTD S-D.txt 64 NICOLE PRATT 104,220 29,546 136,547 65 KIM CLIJSTERS 128,074 6,932 135,006 66 TATIANA PANOVA 133,783 500 134,283 67 CRISTINA TORRENS VALERO 111,193 21,988 133,181 68 MAUREEN DRAKE 110,294 22,644 132,938 69 PAOLA SUAREZ 86,267 42,617 132,557 70 TAMARINE TANASUGARN 111,905 15,878 127,783 71 KRISTINA BRANDI 121,848 5,625 127,473 72 GALA LEON GARCIA 121,599 4,300 125,899 73 ELS CALLENS 81,667 39,370 125,742 74 PATRICIA TARABINI 0 115,453 122,721 75 AMELIE COCHETEUX 99,536 21,899 121,435 76 CATALINA CRISTEA 70,209 46,071 119,760 77 MIRIAM OREMANS 77,927 34,014 119,268 78 LILIA OSTERLOH 80,735 27,396 118,570 79 CAROLINE VIS 0 110,838 117,991 80 MEGHANN SHAUGHNESSY 86,781 28,705 116,344 81 LAURENCE COURTOIS 72,552 43,134 115,686 82 ALICIA MOLIK 78,717 30,514 113,943 83 ALEXIA DECHAUME-BALLERET 81,388 30,581 113,550 84 SEDA NOORLANDER 84,272 27,649 111,921 85 EMILIE LOIT 76,335 35,321 111,656 86 NICOLE ARENDT 42,552 68,976 111,528 87 ERIKA DE LONE 84,441 21,513 111,324 88 ELENA DEMENTIEVA 107,247 0 107,247 89 ELENA WAGNER 74,316 29,847 104,163 90 INES GORROCHATEGUI 72,662 29,740 102,402 91 TINA KRIZAN 47,267 48,913 100,829 92 OLGA BARABANSCHIKOVA 79,042 16,553 100,048 93 FLORENCIA LABAT 45,510 43,535 97,367 94 FANG LI 91,404 4,095 95,499 95 KRISTIE BOOGERT 58,534 31,330 95,234 96 LIEZEL HORN 16,523 74,053 94,184 97 MIHO SAEKI 68,253 25,645 93,898 98 MARLENE WEINGARTNER 78,511 11,865 90,376 99 ANDREA GLASS 89,924 0 89,924 100 MANON BOLLEGRAF 0 71,926 88,354 $$$ Page 2.
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