1969 French Open – Women's Singles Qualifying

Players who neither had high enough rankings nor received wild cards to enter the main draw of the annual French Open Tennis Championships participated in a qualifying tournament held in the week before the event.[1]

Women's Singles Qualifying
1969 French Open
Main articles: 1969 French Open and 1969 French Open – Women's Singles

Qualifiers
  1. Katja Ebbinghaus
  2. Anne-Marie Rouchon
  3. María Eugenia Guzmán
  4. Ana María Arias
  5. Raquel Giscafré
  6. Janet Young
  7. Nicole Cazaux
  8. Valerie Ziegenfuss

Lucky losers
  1. Ana Cavadini
  2. Dorothy Head Knode
  3. Yaeko Matsuda
  4. Junko Sawamatsu

Qualifying draw

Key

First qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
          
  Katja Ebbinghaus 7 7
  Junko Sawamatsu 5 5

Second qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
          
  Anne-Marie Rouchon 8 6
  Dorothy Head Knode 6 3

Third qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
          
  Johanne Venturino 1 6 6
  Margareta Strandberg 6 1 2
  Johanne Venturino 3 5
  María Eugenia Guzmán 6 7
  Francoise Repoux 2 4
  María Eugenia Guzmán 6 6

Fourth qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
          
Q Christiane Spinoza 6 6
Q Marilyn Aschner 1 3
Q Christiane Spinoza 6 3 4
Q Ana María Arias 4 6 6
Q Ana María Arias 6 6
Q Kimiyo Hatanaka 4 4

Fifth qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
          
  Aline Nenot 6 6
  Ulla Sandulf 2 0
  Aline Nenot 1 1
  Raquel Giscafré 6 6
  Irene Isse 1 7 2
  Raquel Giscafré 6 5 6

Sixth qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
          
  Jacqueline Le Boubenec 4 3
  Ana Cavadini 6 6
  Ana Cavadini 7 7
  Janet Young 9 9

Seventh qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
          
  Nicole Cazaux 6 6
  Yaeko Matsuda 4 1

Eighth qualifier
First Round Qualifying Competition
          
  Frances Taylor w/o
  Valerie Ziegenfuss
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References
  1. "Tennis : mode d'emploi des qualifications de Roland-Garros". Le Monde (in French). Le Monde. 18 May 2011. Retrieved 3 August 2019.
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