1984 Wimbledon Championships – Women's Singles Qualifying

Players and pairs who neither have high enough rankings nor receive wild cards may participate in a qualifying tournament held one week before the annual Wimbledon Tennis Championships.

Women's Singles Qualifying
1984 Wimbledon Championships
Main articles: 1984 Wimbledon Championships and 1984 Wimbledon Championships – Women's Singles

Qualifiers
  1. Svetlana Cherneva
  2. Carina Karlsson
  3. Larisa Savchenko
  4. Kim Steinmetz
  5. Candy Reynolds
  6. Kris Kinney
  7. Elena Eliseenko
  8. Hélène Pelletier

Qualifying draw

First qualifier
First Round Second Round Qualifying Competition
               
Petra Keppeler 6 6 3
Jenny Byrne 2 7 6
Jenny Byrne 6 6
Betsy Heidenberger 2 1
Vicki Marler 1 2
Betsy Heidenberger 6 6
Jenny Byrne 5 6
Svetlana Cherneva 7 7
Elizabeth Jones 6 6
Jo Griffiths 1 0
Elizabeth Jones 6 5 4
Svetlana Cherneva 3 7 6
Hana Strachoňová 6 6 2
Svetlana Cherneva 4 7 6

Second qualifier
First Round Second Round Qualifying Competition
               
Stacy Margolin 6 6
Judith Warringa 2 1
Stacy Margolin 5 1
Carina Karlsson 7 6
Belinda Borneo 2 3
Carina Karlsson 6 6
Carina Karlsson 6 6
Carol Christian 1 3
Carol Christian 6 7
Karen Huebner 1 7
Carol Christian 6 7
Renata Šašak 3 6
Marianne Groat 1 1
Renata Šašak 6 6

Third qualifier
First Round Second Round Qualifying Competition
               
Larisa Savchenko 6 6
Csilla Bartos 2 4
Larisa Savchenko 3 6 6
Natalia Leipus 6 0 1
Luciana Corsato 6 2 3
Natalia Leipus 2 6 6
Larisa Savchenko 6 6
Elisabeth Ekblom 3 3
Glynis Coles 4 3
Elisabeth Ekblom 6 6
Elisabeth Ekblom 6 3 6
Marie Pinterova 2 6 2
Marie Pinterova 1 6 6
Pam Whytcross 6 4 3

Fourth qualifier
First Round Second Round Qualifying Competition
               
Kim Steinmetz 7 6
Lorrayne Gracie 5 3
Kim Steinmetz 6 6
Renee Blount 4 4
Penny Barg 2 2
Renee Blount 6 6
Kim Steinmetz 6 7
Caryn Copeland 4 6
Nerida Gregory 2 3
Caryn Copeland 6 6
Caryn Copeland 7 6
Helena Manset 6 2
Helena Manset 6 1 9
Molly Van Nostrand 4 6 7

Fifth qualifier
First Round Second Round Qualifying Competition
               
Candy Reynolds 6 6
Niege Dias 2 1
Candy Reynolds 6 6
Eva Krapl 3 2
Eva Krapl 6 6
Denise Parnell 4 0
Candy Reynolds
Susan Rimes
Ronni Reis 1 3
Susan Rimes 6 6
Susan Rimes 6 6
Andrea Betzner 2 3
Naoko Sato 2 6 1
Andrea Betzner 6 2 6

Sixth qualifier
First Round Second Round Qualifying Competition
               
Shawn Foltz 6 6 6
Ellinore Lightbody 7 3 3
Shawn Foltz 6 6
Jill Hetherington 1 0
Linda Geeves 1 0
Jill Hetherington 6 6
Shawn Foltz 6 4
Kris Kinney 7 6
Renáta Tomanová 6 6 1
Kris Kinney 3 7 6
Kris Kinney 6 6
Mary-Ann Colville 3 3
Mary-Ann Colville 6 6
Patricia Hy 2 3

Seventh qualifier
First Round Second Round Qualifying Competition
               
Elena Eliseenko 7 6
Lisa Spain-Short 5 3
Elena Eliseenko 6 6
Brenda Perry 0 1
Brenda Perry 3 6 6
Annette Gulley 6 2 4
Elena Eliseenko 6 6
Elizabeth Minter 3 2
Beth Norton 7 5 5
Cathy Drury 5 7 7
Cathy Drury 3 1
Elizabeth Minter 6 6
Kim Seddon 2 1
Elizabeth Minter 6 6

Eighth qualifier
First Round Second Round Qualifying Competition
               
Laura Bernstein 6 1 6
Catherine Berry 2 6 4
Laura Bernstein 3 4
Hélène Pelletier 6 6
Hélène Pelletier 6 6
Maeve Quinlan 3 4
Hélène Pelletier
Heather Crowe
Adriana Villagrán 6 4
Heather Crowe 7 6
Heather Crowe 6 5 6
Brenda Remilton 3 7 4
Brenda Remilton 6 6
Masako Yanagi 4 4
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