2023 ATX Open Austin Entry List featuring Raducanu, Linette, Stephens, Parks and Collins (Last Update - 22-02)
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The WTA will make a stop in Texas, which plays host to the inaugural ATX Open Austin event from February 27-March 5, 2023.
A WTA 250 event, the tournament features a 32-woman singles field and a 16-team doubles draw. 2021 US Open champion Emma Raducanu will look to bounce back from a disappointing Australian Open performance, and she will be joined by Polish star Magda Linette, who made it to the semifinals in Melbourne.
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Several Americans will be present at the event, including 2017 US Open champion Sloane Stephens and last year's Australian Open finalist Danielle Collins. The future looks bright for American youngster Alycia Parks, who will also be participating at the event.
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Below is the full list of entrants.
Entries
1 Magda Linette 21 22
2 Shuai Zhang 22 23
3 Anastasia Potapova 29 43
4 Anhelina Kalinina 33 31
5 Danielle Collins 40 40
6 Sloane Stephens 41 39
7 Lauren Davis 49 48
8 Alycia Parks 51 79
Marta Kostyuk 55 60
Anna Kalinskaya 56 53
Alison Riske-Amritraj 58 55
Danka Kovinic 63 67
Anna Blinkova 71 64
Madison Brengle 80 80
Emma Raducanu 81 77
Dalma Galfi 83 91
Viktorija Golubic 85 85
Varvara Gracheva 89 83
Caty Mcnally 92 90
Katie Volynets 96 96
Magdalena Frech 104 101
Taylor Townsend 127 84
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Alternates
Name Rk ER
1 Dayana Yastremska 122 103
2 Harriet Dart 111 104
3 Karolina Muchova 112 117
4 Anna-Lena Friedsam 107 119
5 Katie Boulter 141 121
6 Jodie Burrage 131 126
7 Coco Vandeweghe 135 133
8 Erika Andreeva 136 134
9 Elizabeth Mandlik 154 135
10 Katie Swan 139 137
11 Nao Hibino 138 139
12 Maria Carle 153 147
13 Mirjam Bjorklund 152 153
14 Elina Avanesyan 170 158
15 Heather Watson 148 160
16 Asia Muhammad 196 161
17 Sara Bejlek 177 162
18 Carol Zhao 166 163
19 Ann Li 158 167
20 Yuriko Miyazaki 175 169
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