Date | 6 – 11 July 1900 | |
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Status | Olympic | |
Location | Société des sports de l'île de Puteaux, Puteaux | |
Participants | 6 from 4 countries | |
Format | Single-elimination tournament. |
The ladies’ singles was quite competitive. Among the players present were Charlotte Cooper, who had won the singles at Wimbledon in 1895-96 and 1898; Marion Jones, who was U.S. Champion in 1899 and 1902; Hélène Prévost, noted to be the best female player in France; and Hedwiga Rozenbaumová of Bohemia, noted to be the second best lady player in Eastern Europe. All the matches were decided in straight sets, with Cooper defeating Jones, and Prévost defeating Rosenbaumová. In the final, Cooper easily prevailed to win the title. Blanche Hillyard, who had comfortably beaten Cooper to win the Wimbledon title the previous week, did not travel to Paris.
Pos | Competitor | NOC | |||
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1 | Charlotte Cooper | GBR | Gold | ||
2 | Yvonne Prévost | FRA | Silver | ||
=3 | Marion Jones | USA | Bronze | ||
=3 | Hedwig Rosenbaum | BOH | Bronze | ||
=5 | Marguerite Fourrier | FRA | |||
=5 | Georgina Jones | USA |
Date | — |
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Format | Winner of each match advanced to the semi-finals. |
Match | Date/Time | Competitor | NOC | Result | Competitor | NOC | |
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Match #1 | Charlotte Cooper | GBR | 6-2, 6-0 | Marguerite Fourrier | FRA | ||
Match #2 | Marion Jones | USA | bye | ||||
Match #3 | Yvonne Prévost | FRA | 6-0, 6-1 | Georgina Jones | USA | ||
Match #4 | Hedwig Rosenbaum | BOH | bye |
Date | — |
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Format | Winner of each match advanced to the final. |
Match | Date/Time | Competitor | NOC | Result | Competitor | NOC | |
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Match #1 | Charlotte Cooper | GBR | 6-2, 7-5 | Marion Jones | USA | ||
Match #2 | Yvonne Prévost | FRA | 6-1, 6-1 | Hedwig Rosenbaum | BOH |
Date | — |
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Match | Date/Time | Competitor | NOC | Result | Competitor | NOC | |
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Match 1/2 | Charlotte Cooper | GBR | 6-1, 6-4 | Yvonne Prévost | FRA |