2011 Zagreb Open – Women's Doubles

Women's Doubles
2011 Zagreb Open
Champions Bulgaria Elitsa Kostova
Poland Barbara Sobaszkiewicz
Runners-up Croatia Ani Mijačika
Croatia Ana Vrljić
Final score 1–6, 6–3, [12–10]
Main article: 2011 Zagreb Open

This was a new event in 2011 for the ITF Women's Circuit.

Elitsa Kostova and Barbara Sobaszkiewicz won the title, defeating Ani Mijačika and Ana Vrljić 1–6, 6–3, [12–10] in the final.

Seeds

  1. Ukraine Yulia Beygelzimer / Romania Elena Bogdan (Semifinals, retired)
  2. Turkey Çağla Büyükakçay / Austria Melanie Klaffner (Quarterfinals, withdrew)
  3. Croatia Maria Abramović / Italy Nicole Clerico (First Round)
  4. Hungary Réka-Luca Jani / Hungary Katalin Marosi (Quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

First Round   Quarterfinals   Semifinals   Final
 
    1  Ukraine Y Beygelzimer
 Romania E Bogdan
6 6    
   Russia A Tarasova
 Russia J Valetova
6 6          Russia A Tarasova
 Russia J Valetova
1 1    
   Croatia I Filipi
 Croatia D Šunkić
1 3         1  Ukraine Y Beygelzimer
 Romania E Bogdan
3r      
4  Hungary R-L Jani
 Hungary K Marosi
6 7            Croatia A Mijačika
 Croatia A Vrljić
2      
   Switzerland M Kraljevic
 Serbia M Špremo
2 5       4  Hungary R-L Jani
 Hungary K Marosi
2 3  
   Croatia A Mijačika
 Croatia A Vrljić
6 2 [10]        Croatia A Mijačika
 Croatia A Vrljić
6 6    
   Croatia S Njirić
 Australia O Rogowska
4 6 [8]          Croatia A Mijačika
 Croatia A Vrljić
6 3 [10]
   Slovenia N Kolar
 Slovenia P Reberšak
6 6            Bulgaria E Kostova
 Poland B Sobaszkiewicz
1 6 [12]
   Russia P Leykina
 Croatia N Rimać
2 0          Slovenia N Kolar
 Slovenia P Reberšak
w/o      
   Slovakia L Juríková
 Slovakia K Kučová
4 6 [10]        Slovakia L Juríková
 Slovakia K Kučová
       
3  Croatia M Abramović
 Italy N Clerico
6 3 [5]          Slovenia N Kolar
 Slovenia P Reberšak
1 6 [11]
   France A Bergot
 Croatia T Mrdeža
2 3            Bulgaria E Kostova
 Poland B Sobaszkiewicz
6 2 [13]  
   Bulgaria E Kostova
 Poland B Sobaszkiewicz
6 6          Bulgaria E Kostova
 Poland B Sobaszkiewicz
w/o    
    2  Turkey Ç Büyükakçay
 Austria M Klaffner
       
 

References

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