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Challenge Bell présenté par Banque Nationale MAIN DRAW SINGLES Quebec City, Canada September 14 - 20, 2009 Carpet, Uniturf $220,000 1 1 PETROVA, Nadia RUS WTA International N. PETROVA [1] 2 GULLICKSON, Carly USA 62 60 N. PETROVA [1] Q 3 CECIL, Mallory USA 63 62 M. BRENGLE 4 BRENGLE, Madison USA 75 63 M. CZINK [5] WC 5 EL TABAKH, Heidi CAN 76(4) 00 Ret'd S. BREMOND BELTRAME 6 BREMOND BELTRAME, Severine FRA 50 Ret'd M. CZINK [5] 7 ADAMCZAK, Monique AUS 64 63 M. CZINK [5] 5 8 CZINK, Melinda HUN 63 76(1) M. CZINK [5] 3 9 WOZNIAK, Aleksandra CAN 63 63 A. WOZNIAK [3] 10 DENTONI, Corinna ITA 62 60 A. WOZNIAK [3] 11 KULIKOVA, Regina RUS 62 75 R. KULIKOVA 12 CRAVERO, Jorgelina ARG 64 62 A. WOZNIAK [3] 13 O'BRIEN, Katie GBR 61 61 A. KUDRYAVTSEVA 14 KUDRYAVTSEVA, Alla RUS 61 64 A. KUDRYAVTSEVA 15 GRANVILLE, Laura USA 75 62 J. CRAYBAS [6] 6 16 CRAYBAS, Jill USA 60 61 Melinda CZINK [5] 7 17 LEPCHENKO, Varvara USA 46 63 75 B. MATTEK-SANDS WC 18 MATTEK-SANDS, Bethanie USA 64 75 B. MATTEK-SANDS 19 KING, Vania USA 63 63 V. KING Q 20 TATISHVILI,Anna GEO7562 L. SAFAROVA [4] 21 TETREAULT, Valerie CAN 63 64 V. TETREAULT 22 ZAHLAVOVA STRYCOVA, Barbora CZE 62 61 L. SAFAROVA [4] 23 DUBOIS, Stephanie CAN 62 62 L. SAFAROVA [4] 4 24 SAFAROVA, Lucie CZE 61 63 L. SAFAROVA [4] 8 25 GOERGES, Julia GER 63 62 J. GOERGES [8] 26 ARVIDSSON, Sofia SWE 63 75 J. GOERGES [8] 27 ALBANESE, Lauren USA 62 63 R. MARINO WC 28 MARINO, Rebecca CAN 64 63 J. GOERGES [8] 29 PERRY, Shenay USA 62 64 L. OSTERLOH Q 30 OSTERLOH, Lilia USA 61 36 62 L. OSTERLOH Q 31 SADIKOVIC, Amra SUI 63 26 62 A. SADIKOVIC LL 32 PUCHKOVA, Olga RUS 64 63 Seeded PlayersRank Prize Money Pts. Lucky Losers Retirements/W.O. 1 PETROVA, Nadia 13 Winner $37,000 280 Olga Puchkova Sabine Lisicki (continuing ankle injury) 2 LISICKI, Sabine 25 Finalist $19,000 200 Nadia Petrova (viral illness) 3 WOZNIAK, Aleksandra 39 Semi-Finalist $10,200 130 4 SAFAROVA, Lucie 48 Quarter-Finalist $5,340 70 5 CZINK, Melinda 51 2nd Round $2,950 30 6 CRAYBAS, Jill 75 1st Round $1,725 1 7 LEPCHENKO, Varvara 84 Last Direct Acceptance Players Representative SE WTA Tour Supervisor 8 GOERGES, Julia 92 CRAVERO - 168 Valerie Tetreault/Rebecca Marino Tony Cho Follow Live Scoring at www.sonyericssonwtatour.com.

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