2012 John Newcombe Women's Pro Challenge – Doubles

Doubles
2012 John Newcombe Women's Pro Challenge
Champions Russia Elena Bovina
Croatia Mirjana Lučić
Runners-up Colombia Mariana Duque
Venezuela Adriana Pérez
Final score 6–3, 4–6, [10–8]

This was a new event in 2012. Elena Bovina and Mirjana Lučić won the title, defeating Mariana Duque and Adriana Pérez in the final, 6–3, 4–6, [10–8].

Seeds

Draw

Key

First Round   Quarterfinals   Semifinals   Finals
1  Russia E Bovina
 Croatia M Lučić
6 6  
   United States E Lumpkin
 Ukraine A Sotnikova
4 4     1  Russia E Bovina
 Croatia M Lučić
6 710  
   United States A-L Jeukeng
 United States J Lawrence
6 6        United States A-L Jeukeng
 United States J Lawrence
1 68  
   Argentina M Ferrero
 United States N Robinson
2 2       1  Russia E Bovina
 Croatia M Lučić
6 6  
3  United States M Keys
 United States M Oudin
4 6 [9]          United States S Rogers
 Croatia A Tomljanović
2 3  
   United States J Cako
 United States N Pluskota
6 3 [11]        United States J Cako
 United States N Pluskota
4 3
   United States R Alda
 Slovenia J Durišić
2 2        United States S Rogers
 Croatia A Tomljanović
6 6  
   United States S Rogers
 Croatia A Tomljanović
6 6       1  Russia E Bovina
 Croatia M Lučić
6 4 [10]
   United States E Ferris
 Indonesia R Tedjakusuma
2 2       2  Colombia M Duque
 Venezuela A Pérez
3 6 [8]
   Norway U Eikeri
 Russia A Gabueva
6 6        Norway U Eikeri
 Russia A Gabueva
79 6  
   United States N Melichar
 United States C Scholl
77 2 [13]     4  United States S Marand
 United States A Weinhold
67 2  
4  United States S Marand
 United States A Weinhold
65 6 [15]          Norway U Eikeri
 Russia A Gabueva
6 4 [3]
   Germany N Geuer
 Slovakia L Wienerová
2 6 [9]       2  Colombia M Duque
 Venezuela A Pérez
4 6 [10]  
   United States K Boxx
 United States K Wong
6 4 [11]        United States K Boxx
 United States K Wong
4 2
   United States B Brewster
 United States L Fieldsend
1 2     2  Colombia M Duque
 Venezuela A Pérez
6 6  
2  Colombia M Duque
 Venezuela A Pérez
6 6  

References

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