Arantxa Parra Nationality ESP Residence Barcelona, Spain Date of Birth November 9, 1982 Birthplace Valencia, Spain Height 5'9 1/4" (1.76 m) Weight 134 1/2 lbs. (61 kg) Plays Right-handed (two-handed both sides) Status Pro (2000) WTA Tour singles titles 0 WTA Tour doubles titles 0 Grand Slam titles 0 ITF Womens Circuit singles titles 7 Prize Money 2002 $21,950 Career Prize Money End of 2002 $36,480 Win Loss Record 2002 - Singles 26-24 Career Win Loss Record End of 2002-Singles 98-5 WTA RANKING HISTORY Season-Ending Singles: 2002-184; 2001-306; 2000-710; 1999-1028 Career-High Singles (as of August 17, 2003): No. 93 (August 11-17, 2003) Career-High Doubles (as of August 17, 2003): No. 218 (July 14-20, 2003) CAREER HIGHLIGHTS SINGLES Winner (0 WTA Tour): 2003 - ITF/Marseille-FRA; 2002 - ITF/Vale do Lobo-POR, ITF/Lecce II-ITA; 2001 - ITF/Montemor-O-Novo-POR, ITF/Pontevedra-ESP, ITF/Madrid-ESP, ITF/Barcelona. DOUBLES Finalist (1): 2003 - Palermo (w/MJ Martinez). 2003 IN DETAIL January - Failed to qualify at Gold Coast, Hobart or the Australian Open February - As world No. 185, debuted on WTA Tour as a qualifier at Doha, l. 1r to No. 85 Wartusch; unable to qualify at Dubai or Acapulco March - Failed to qualify at Casablanca April - As a world No. 165 qualifier at Estoril, l. 1r to No. 1 seed and world No. 38 Srebotnik; as a world No. 161 qualifier at Warsaw, gained first Top 15 win by eliminating No. 5 seed and world No. 14 Mag. Maleeva 67(0) 64 61 before l. 2r to world No. 39 Chladkova (l. 1r in doubles w/Kalyuzhnaya); following Warsaw, ranking rose to No. 127 May - Lost 1r in qualifying at Roland Garros June - Won ITF/Marseille-FRA and ITF/Galatina-ITA doubles w/Salerni; Grand Slam debut came as a world No. 111 LL at Wimbledon, d. No. 93 Ondraskova before l. 2r to No. 16 Dementieva (No. 15 seed) July - Broke into Top 100 on July 7 at No. 99 and received received direct entry (career-first) into Palermo, l. to No. 2 seed and world No. 32 Chladkova (W/MJ Martinez, reached career-first WTA Tour doubles final); failed to qualify for Sopot August - As a world No. 101 qualifier at Los Angeles, d. world No. 223 WC Haynes before l. 2r to world No. 14 and No. 8 seed Coetzer; as a world No. 93 qualifier, l. 1r at Canadian Open to world No. 38 Krasnoroutskaya; as world No. 89, d. world No. 63 Koukalova at US Open debut before l. 2r to world No. 32 Schiavone (No. 29 seed) September - As a world No. 85 LL at Bali, l. 1r to world No. 13 Con. Martinez CAREER IN REVIEW 1999 - Debuted on ITF Circuit at ITF/Ceuta-ESP, l. 1r; in fifth effort, at ITF/Tortosa-ESP, upset NO. 2 seed Bao in QF, but was forced to retire in SF vs. No. 4 seed Krauth; debuted on WTA Tour rankings at No. 1071 on August 9, 1999 2000 - Reached SF at ITF/Tortosa-ESP, QF at ITF/Granada-ESP and doubles SF at ITF/Madrid (w/Potapova) 2001 - Won four ITF Circuit singles titles - first of career - at ITF/Montemor-O-Novo-POR, ITF/Pontevedra-ESP, ITF/Madrid-ESP and ITF/Barcelona (swept singles and doubles) and reached final of two others in singles and final of three others in doubles 2002 - Failed to qualify at Bol, first WTA Tour attempt, Madrid (l. 1r in doubles, her WTA Tour doubles debut) and the US Open; won fifth and sixth ITF Circuit titles: ITF/Vale do Lobo-POR and ITF/Lecce II-ITA and one in doubles (second of career); reached one ITF Circuit singles final and one ITF Circuit doubles final PERSONAL Introduced to tennis at age 10 by parents...Coached by Elejo Mancisidor... Graduated from high-school in 2001...Parents (father, Nariano Parra Ruiz, and mother, Maria Luisa Santonja Gaso) are school teachers; sister, Tania, is a student...Whole family players recreational tennis...Favorites include the color red, the movie Grease, actor Anthony Hopkins, and Gazpacho Andaluz...To pass time, watches tv and listens to music...City of choice is New York...Self-described as a shy pessimist and hard worker...Admires Monica Seles...Enjoys traveling to new places, meeting new people and experiences different cultures. -- 我从不画梦境，我画我的真实 --

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