1985 Edgbaston Cup – Singles

Pam Shriver was the defending champion and won in the final 61, 60 against Betsy Nagelsen.

Singles
1985 Edgbaston Cup
1984 Champion Pam Shriver
Champion Pam Shriver
Runner-up Betsy Nagelsen
Final score61, 60

Seeds

The top eight seeds receive a bye into the second round.

  1. Pam Shriver (Champion)
  2. Pam Casale (Second Round)
  3. Alycia Moulton (Quarterfinals)
  4. Virginia Ruzici (Second Round, retired)
  5. Elise Burgin (Semifinals)
  6. Dianne Balestrat (Third Round)
  7. Rosalyn Fairbank (Third Round)
  8. Annabel Croft (Second Round)
  9. Camille Benjamin (Third Round)
  10. Anne Minter (Third Round)
  11. Sharon Walsh-Pete (First Round)
  12. Robin White (Quarterfinals)
  13. Jo Durie (Second Round)
  14. Elizabeth Smylie (First Round)

Qualifying

Draw

Key

Finals

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
               
1 Pam Shriver 6 6  
  Anne Hobbs 4 0  
1 Pam Shriver 6 6  
5 Elise Burgin 4 2  
12 Robin White 7 4 4
5 Elise Burgin 6 6 6
1 Pam Shriver 6 6  
  Betsy Nagelsen 1 0  
  Susan Mascarin 7 6  
3 Alycia Moulton 6 4  
  Susan Mascarin 6 5 4
  Betsy Nagelsen 3 7 6
  Ann Henricksson 3 3  
  Betsy Nagelsen 6 6  

Top Half

Section 1

First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
1 P Shriver 6 6  
  N Dias 5 2     C Jolissaint 3 4  
  C Jolissaint 7 6   1 P Shriver 6 6  
  M Mesker 6 7     M Mesker 1 3  
  E Inoue 3 5     M Mesker 6 7  
  Y Vermaak 6 2 1 13 J Durie 4 6  
13 J Durie 1 6 6 1 P Shriver 6 6  
  A Brown 6 6     A Hobbs 4 0  
  B Herr 3 3     A Brown 2 0  
  E Eliseenko 2 1     A Hobbs 6 6  
  A Hobbs 6 6     A Hobbs 6 7  
  W White 7 6   7 R Fairbank 3 5  
Q H Ludloff 5 1     W White 6 3 1
7 R Fairbank 1 6 6

Section 2

First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
4 V Ruzici 1 ret.  
  C Vanier 6 1     L Drescher 3    
  L Drescher 7 6     L Drescher 4 0  
  B Gerken 6 6   12 R White 6 6  
  L McNeil 3 1     B Gerken 4 4  
  L Savchenko 6 1 4 12 R White 6 6  
12 R White 4 6 6 12 R White 7 4 4
9 C Benjamin 6 7   5 E Burgin 6 6 6
Q S Cherneva 3 6   9 C Benjamin 6 6  
  R Uys 3 6 6   R Uys 4 4  
  M Brown 6 2 4 9 C Benjamin 3 7 4
  S Gomer 4 6 3 5 E Burgin 6 6 6
  E Minter 6 3 6   E Minter 3 5  
5 E Burgin 6 7  

Bottom Half

Section 3

First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
8 A Croft 3 5  
  H Kelesi 1 5     S Mascarin 6 7  
  S Mascarin 6 7     S Mascarin 6 6  
Q J Mundel 2 2   10 A Minter 2 4  
  K Skronská 6 6     K Skronská 6 4 1
  G Kim 2 7 6 10 A Minter 4 6 6
10 A Minter 6 5 8   S Mascarin 7 6  
Q M-C Calleja 6 3   3 A Moulton 6 4  
Q T Mochizuki 7 6   Q T Mochizuki 5 1  
Q K Kinney 6 6   Q K Kinney 7 6  
  M Paz 3 4   Q K Kinney 2 3  
  S Collins 4 3   3 A Moulton 6 6  
  M-L Piatek 6 6     M-L Piatek 2 1  
3 A Moulton 6 6  

Section 4

First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
6 D Balestrat 7 6  
  G Rush 3 4     A White 5 3  
  A White 6 6   6 D Balestrat 6 4  
Q K Sands 6 7 2   A Henricksson 7 6  
  A Henricksson 7 6 6   A Henricksson 6 6  
  T Holladay 6 6     T Holladay 4 2  
14 E Smylie 1 3     A Henricksson 3 3  
11 S Walsh-Pete 6 0 5   B Nagelsen 6 6  
  B Mould 3 6 7   B Mould 2 3  
  S Amiach 4 6 0   K Shaefer 6 6  
  K Shaefer 6 3 6   K Shaefer 5 3  
Q M Yanagi 7 0 4   B Nagelsen 7 6  
  B Nagelsen 5 6 6   B Nagelsen 6 6  
2 P Casale 2 2  
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