Talk:Orange Bowl (disambiguation)
Latest comment: 15 years ago by Innocent76 in topic Orange Bowl vs. Junior Orange bowl
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Orange Bowl vs. Junior Orange bowl
editThis article lists the winners of the [JUNIOR Orange Bowl], a tournament for 12's and 14's played in Coral Gables, FL. It doesn't reference the Orange Bowl -- currently the [Dunlop Orange Bowl] -- an ITF tournament for 16s and 18s held in Key Biscayne, FL. I think the current article needs to be renamed "Junior Orange Bowl (tennis)," and a new article needs to be created for the Dunlop tournament. The list of players at the top of the article will need editing, too, as it conflates participants in BOTH tournaments. Innocent76 (talk) 07:29, 20 June 2009 (UTC)
Junior winners
editAs per the above, I have cut the list of winners below out of the article, because it is mainly a list of 14&U winners.
2009 Champions
editPast finals
editBoys' singles
edit- 1962 Stanley Pasarell, Puerto Rico / Richard Stockton, USA (6-0,3-6,6-3)
- 1963 Richard Stockton, USA / Antonio Ortiz, Puerto Rico (4-6,6-3,6-1)
- 1964 Richard Stockton, USA / Bill Colson, USA (6-4,6-4)
- 1965 Eddie Dibbs, USA / Jimmy Connors, USA (6-2,2-6,6-4)
- 1966 Alexander Mayer, USA / Harold Solomon, USA (6-4,6-4)
- 1967 Emilio Montano, Mexico / Ricky Fagel, USA (8-6,3-6,7-5)
- 1968 John Whitlinger, USA / Gary Reiner, USA (6-0,6-0)
- 1969 Billy Martin, USA / Trey Waltke, USA (6-4,2-6,6-4)
- 1970 Hans Gildemeister, Chile / Richard Finger, USA (6-3,3-6,7-6)
- 1971 Walter Lentz, USA / Cameron Corse, USA (6-0,7-5)
- 1972 Van Winitsky, USA / Larry Gottfried (6-3,6-4)
- 1973 Blaine Willenborg, USA / Celso Sacomondi, Brazil (6-3,6-0)
- 1974 Billy Nealson, USA / John Kennedy, USA (6-3,2-6,6-1)
- 1975 Bruce Brescia, USA / Ben Testerman, USA (6-4,6-4)
- 1976 Bruce Pompan, USA / Michael Robertson, South Africa (7-5,6-4)
- 1977 Roberto Arguello, Argentina / Renato Joaquin, Brazil (6-1,3-6,6-2)
- 1978 Carlos Chabalgoity, Brazil / Ricardo Accioly, Brazil (6-2,4-6,6-4)
- 1979 Jose Fernandez, Chile / Ulf Fisher, West Germany (6-3,6-3)
- 1980 Olivier Caya, France / Jay Berger, USA (6-1,6-1)
- 1981 Bruno Orešar, Yugoslavia / Chris Allgardh, Sweden (DEF)
- 1982 Kent Carlsson, Sweden / Al Parker, USA (6-3,6-3)
- 1983 Eduardo Velez, Mexico / Andre Agassi, USA (6-3,6-7,7-5)
- 1984 Nicolas Pereira, Venezuela / Jim Courier, USA (7-6,6-3)
- 1985 Nicklas Kulti, Sweden / Hector Naveres, Puerto Rico (7-6,6-3)
- 1986 Frank Salazar, USA / Thomas Ho, USA (4-6,6-4,6-1)
Girls' singles
edit- 1980 Andrea Temesvári, Hungary / Nelge Dias, Brazil (6-1,6-1)
- 1981 Manuela Maleeva, Bulgaria / Jo Lewis, Great Britain (3-6,6-3,6-4)
- 1982 Stephanie Rehe, USA / Niurka Sodupe, USA (2-6,6-3,6-3)
- 1983 Mary Joe Fernandez, USA / Susan Sloane (6-3,6-3)
- 1984 Caryn Moss, USA / Shiho Okada, Japan (6-3,6-3)
- 1985 Luanne Spadea, USA / Dierde Herman, USA (6-3,6-3)
- 1986 Laxmi Poruri, USA / Monica Seles, Yugoslavia (6-2,6-3)
- 1987 Shi-Ting Wang, Taiwan / Koaru Shibata, Japan (6-4,6-1)
- 1988 Nicole Hummel, USA / Sandra Cacic, USA (7-6,7-5,6-4)
- 1989 Marketa Kochta, West Germany / Seong-heul Park, Korea (4-6,7-5,6-0)
- 1990 Heike Rusch, Germany / Anne Pastor, France (7-6(7-4),6-2)
- 1991 Francesca Bentivoglio, Italy / Francesca Lubiani, Italy (7-5,3-6,6-3)
- 1992 Amelia Castera, France / Mary White, USA (6-3,6-2)
- 1993 Carolina Jagieniak, France / Amélie Mauresmo, France (6-2,6-2)
- 1994 Jessica Lenhoff, USA / Elodie Lebescond, France (2-6,6-2,6-1)
- 1995 Katarina Srebotnik, Slovenia / Zsófia Gubacsi, Hungary (6-2,6-1)
- 1996 Justine Henin, Belgium / Ielena Pandžić, Croatia (6-1,3-6,6-1)
- 1997 Jelena Pandžić, Croatia / Roberta Vinci, Italy (6-2,6-4)
- 1998 Melissa Torres, Mexico / Lenka Dlhopolcova, Slovakia (6-4,6-2)
- 1999 Matea Mezak, Croatia / Darya Kustova, Belarus (6-1,7-5)
- 2000 Nicole Pitts, USA / Morena de Bernardi, Italy (6-1,4-6,6-3)
- 2001 Shahar Pe'er, Israel / Jenni-Lee Heinser, USA (6-3,7-5)
- 2002 Volha Havartsova, Belarus / Lindsay Burdette, USA (6-2,6-4)
- 2003 Sorana Cîrstea, Romania / Sharon Fichman, Canada (6-4,2-6,6-4)
- 2004 Tamira Paszek, Austria / Krista Damico, USA (6-1, retired)
- 2005 Viktoriya Kamenskaya, Russia / Gail Brodsky, USA (7-5,6-3)
- 2006 Hanna Orlik, Belarus / Christina McHale, USA (6-2,6-4)
Year | Champion | Runner-up | Score |
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2007 | Iveta Dapkute | Monica Puig | 6-0,6-4 |
2008 | So Ra Lee | Victoria Duval | |
2009 | Yuki Chiang Ojai | Brooke Austin | 6–3, 6–3 |