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Monday, April 25, 2011
Samantha Stosur: Semifinalist in Stuttgart
Samantha Stosur (#7) is now heating up her clay court season with a semifinal finish in Stuttgart. She lost to eventual champion, Julia Goerges. It has been a spotty season for her, just reaching the quarters in Dubai, before reaching the semi's here. This has been her path to the semi's -
SF - lost to Julia Goerges (GER) (#32) 46 63 57
QF - Vera Zvonareva (RUS) (#3) 26 63 76(3)
2R - Daniela Hantuchova (SVK) (#36) 64 26 64
1R - Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez (ESP) (#33) 75 61
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