1996 "M" Electronika Cup – Singles

Sabine Appelmans was the defending champion but did not compete that year.

Singles
1996 "M" Electronika Cup
Champion Gloria Pizzichini
Runner-up Silvija Talaja
Final score6–0, 6–2

Gloria Pizzichini won in the final 6–0, 6–2 against Silvija Talaja.

Seeds

A champion seed is indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which that seed was eliminated.

  1. Iva Majoli (Second Round)
  2. Joannette Kruger (Quarterfinals)
  3. n/a
  4. Alexandra Fusai (First Round)
  5. Radka Zrubáková (Second Round)
  6. Veronika Martinek (Second Round)
  7. Janette Husárová (Second Round)
  8. Paola Suárez (Quarterfinals)
  9. Henrieta Nagyová (First Round)

Draw

Key
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
1 I Majoli 4 6 6
  C Cristea 6 3 4 1 I Majoli 1 6 3
  B Mulej 0 3     G Pizzichini 6 2 6
  G Pizzichini 6 6     G Pizzichini 6 6  
  L Němečková 2 5     S Kleinová 3 2  
  S Kleinová 6 7     S Kleinová 5 6 6
Q A Snijders 5 1   7 J Husárová 7 3 0
7 J Husárová 7 6     G Pizzichini 7 6  
4 A Fusai 2 2     S Cecchini 5 0  
  F Perfetti 6 6     F Perfetti 2 7 3
  G León García 4 4     S Dopfer 6 6 6
  S Dopfer 6 6     S Dopfer 3 4  
  S Cecchini 6 5 6   S Cecchini 6 6  
LL P Langrová 1 7 2   S Cecchini 6 6  
Q M Vladulescu 1 3   6 V Martinek 1 0  
6 V Martinek 6 6     Gloria Pizzichini 6 6  
5 R Zrubáková 6 6   WC Silvija Talaja 0 2  
  T Križan 3 2   5 R Zrubáková 4 0  
  D Randriantefy 6 6     D Randriantefy 6 6  
Q B Schwartz 4 3     D Randriantefy 3 0  
WC S Talaja 6 6   WC S Talaja 6 6  
  L Golarsa 4 2   WC S Talaja 6 6  
  S Pitkowski 3 6 6   S Pitkowski 1 1  
9 H Nagyová 6 4 3 WC S Talaja 6 3 6
8 P Suárez 6 6   8 P Suárez 2 6 4
Q R Pelikánová 1 3   8 P Suárez 6 6  
  L Ghirardi 6 7     L Ghirardi 1 2  
WC N Ercegović 4 5   8 P Suárez 6 7  
  A D-Balleret 2 7 5 2 J Kruger 0 5  
  M-J Gaidano 6 6 7   M-J Gaidano 6 5  
  S Ramón-Cortés 6 4 3 2 J Kruger 7 7  
2 J Kruger 3 6 6
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