1997 Sparkassen Cup – Singles

Singles
1997 Sparkassen Cup
1996 Champion Germany Anke Huber
Champion Czech Republic Jana Novotná
Runner-up South Africa Amanda Coetzer
Final score 62, 46, 63

Anke Huber was the defending champion but lost in the semifinals to Jana Novotná.

Novotná won in the final 62, 46, 63 against Amanda Coetzer.

Seeds

A champion seed is indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which that seed was eliminated. The top four seeds received a bye to the second round.

  1. Switzerland Martina Hingis (Semifinals)
  2. Czech Republic Jana Novotná (Champion)
  3. Croatia Iva Majoli (Quarterfinals)
  4. South Africa Amanda Coetzer (Final)

  1. Germany Anke Huber (Semifinals)
  2. Austria Barbara Paulus (Second Round)
  3. Belgium Sabine Appelmans (Quarterfinals)
  4. Indonesia Yayuk Basuki (Second Round)

Draw

Key

Final

Final
4 South Africa Amanda Coetzer 2 6 3
2 Czech Republic Jana Novotná 6 4 6

Section 1

First Round   Second Round   Quarterfinals   Semifinals
 
    1  Switzerland M Hingis 6 7    
   Sweden Å Carlsson 6 4 6        Austria M Maruska 3 5    
   Austria M Maruska 4 6 7       1  Switzerland M Hingis 6 6    
   Czech Republic D Chládková 6 7 0       7  Belgium S Appelmans 3 2    
   Netherlands M Oremans 7 6 6        Netherlands M Oremans 6 3 5
Q  Canada R Simpson 3 3       7  Belgium S Appelmans 2 6 7  
7  Belgium S Appelmans 6 6         1  Switzerland M Hingis 4 6 6
      4  South Africa A Coetzer 6 4 7
    4  South Africa A Coetzer 6 7    
   Bulgaria M Maleeva 6 6          Bulgaria M Maleeva 3 5    
   Germany B Rittner 2 2         4  South Africa A Coetzer 6 7  
Q  Poland M Grzybowska 7 6         Q  Poland M Grzybowska 1 6    
   France A-G Sidot 5 0       Q  Poland M Grzybowska 6 7  
   Czech Republic H Suková 6 4 2     6  Austria B Paulus 2 5    
6  Austria B Paulus 4 6 6  

Section 2

First Round   Second Round   Quarterfinals   Semifinals
5  Germany A Huber 6 6    
   Italy S Farina 4 2       5  Germany A Huber 6 6    
   Belgium L Courtois 3 4          Spain M Serna 2 3    
   Spain M Serna 6 6         5  Germany A Huber 4 7 6  
   Austria B Schett 7 6         3  Croatia I Majoli 6 6 4  
WC  Germany A Glass 6 4          Austria B Schett 4 2  
    3  Croatia I Majoli 6 6    
      5  Germany A Huber 7 5 4
8  Indonesia Y Basuki 7 6         2  Czech Republic J Novotná 6 7 6
Q  France A Cocheteux 6 3       8  Indonesia Y Basuki 6 3 5  
WC  Germany J Kandarr 4 0       Q  Czech Republic S Kleinová 4 6 7  
Q  Czech Republic S Kleinová 6 6         Q  Czech Republic S Kleinová 4 2  
   Belgium E Callens 6 3         2  Czech Republic J Novotná 6 6    
   South Africa J Kruger 7 6          South Africa J Kruger 0 4  
    2  Czech Republic J Novotná 6 6    
 

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