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Profile (courtsey of the WTA Tour)
Patricia Tarabini (ARG)
(Residence: Tandil, Argentina)
Birthdate: August 6, 1968
Birthplace: La Plata, Argentina
Height: 5 5 (1.65 m)
Weight: 135 lbs. (61 kg)
Plays: Right-handed
Status: Pro (May 24, 1986)
High rank for singles: 29
High rank date for singles: 9 May, 1988
High rank for doubles: 12
High rank date for doubles: 17 August, 1998
Career titles for doubles: 15
Career matches won: 107
Career matches lost: 122
Career prize money: $1,273,218 USD
SANEX WTA TOUR singles titles: 0
SANEX WTA TOUR doubles titles: 15
(Grand Slam titles: 1 mixed doubles)
ITF Women s Circuit singles titles: 3
WTA TOUR RANKING (SEASON-ENDING, SINGLES)
2000-NR; 1999-NR; 1998-NR; 1997-NR; 1996-NR; 1995-324; 1994-104; 1993-60; 1992-97; 1991-116;
1990-55; 1989-75; 1988-34; 1987-69; 1986-125; 1985-305
Career Highlights
GRAND SLAM (SINGLES) AND CHASE CHAMPIONSHIPS (S/D) HISTORY
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CAREER HIGHLIGHTS - SINGLES
WINNER: 1986 - Futures/Taranto-ITA, Futures/Bari-ITA1985 -
Futures/Bonfiglio-ITA
FINALIST (3): 1990 - Paris1989 - Strasbourg, Guaruja
SEMIFINALIST (6): 1993 - Palermo, Prague1990 - Estoril1989 -
Estoril1988 - Tampa1987 - German Open
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS - DOUBLES
WINNER (15):
2001 - Amelie Island (w/Martinez), Vienna (w/Suárez)
1999 - Amelia Island (w/Martinez), Tokyo [Princess Cup] (w/Martinez)
1998 - Hilton Head (w/Martinez)
1994 - Styria (w/Cecchini)
1993 - San Marino (w/Cecchini), Prague (w/Gorrochategui)
1992 - Paris (w/Cecchini)
1991 - Bayonne (w/Tauziat)
1990 - Estoril (w/Cecchini)
1989 - Arcachon (w/Cecchini), Athens (w/Cecchini), Paris (w/Cecchini), Guaruja (w/Paz)
FINALIST (12):
2001 - Italian Open (w/Suárez)
2000 - Hilton Head (w/Martinez)
1999 - German Open (w/Novotna)
1997 - Italian Open (w/Martinez)
1995 - Hamburg (w/C. Martinez), Italian Open (w/C. Martinez)
1994 - Strasbourg (w/Vis)
1993 - Budapest (w/Cecchini)
1991 - Austrian Open (w/Cecchini)
1990 - Barcelona (w/Goles), Austrian Open (w/Cecchini)
1987 - Bastad (w/Cecchini)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS - MIXED DOUBLES
WINNER:
1996 - Roland Garros (w/Frana)
QUARTERFINALIST:
1998 - US Open (w/Johnson)
ADDITIONAL HIGHLIGHTS: Argentine Fed Cup Team 1986, 1989,
1991-96. Argentine Olympic Team 1992, 1996. Argentine Pan
American Games Team 1995
Quick Facts
Won second doubles title of the 2001 season at Vienna (Austria) partnering Paola Suarez.
Captured the 2001 Amelia Island doubles title with Conchita Martinez for her 14th
career title, defeating the team of Martina Navratilova and Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario in
the final; reached the 2001 Italian Open doubles final with partner Paola Suarez
In 1999, began coaching regular doubles partner and Top 20 player Conchita Martinez
Won doubles title at 1999 Amelia Island with Conchita Martinez
With partner Caroline Vis, upset fourth seeds Likhovtseva/Sugiyama to reach the
semifinals at 1999 Pan Pacific in Tokyo
Reached the doubles semifinals at the 1998 Australian Open
with partner Conchita Martinez
Collected her biggest women's doubles title, and first in four
years, at 1998 Hilton Head with partner Conchita Martinez
In 1998, became the 81st player to join the Million Dollar Club
in career prize money
Won first Grand Slam title at 1996 Roland Garros in mixed doubles;
unseeded with partner Javier Frana defeated four seeded teams en route to
the championship
Qualified for season-ending tour championships in doubles as
one of the best eight doubles teams of the year in 1995, 1997 and 1998
In 1998, her 13th year on the tour, reached a career-high
doubles ranking of No. 12 in the world
Ranked No. 143, entered 1993 Houston main draw as a qualifier
and upset then-No. 10-ranked Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere 6-3, 6-1
in first round
Has career wins over Jana Novotna, Katerina Maleeva, Sandra
Cecchini, and Brenda Schultz
Defeated Gabriela Sabatini at 1983 Argentinian Nationals in
junior competition; ranked No. 3 on 1985 ITF World Junior
Ranking; No. 1 in doubles
Coached by Jorge Todero
Personal
Father, Roberto, passed away in 1997mother, Lidia, is a
housewifehas two sisters, Ana and LorenaMet United
States President Bill Clinton in Berlin in 1998 while in town
for a tournamentEnjoys other sports, especially soccer
and volleyballLikes music and riding her motorcycle
Owns a pizza shop
© Caz, Amsog, Ericha - Tarabini Tales 2000-4
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