Waikoloa Championships

Waikoloa Championships
Defunct tennis tournament
Event name	Waikoloa Championships (2001–02)
Tour	WTA Tour (2001–02)
Founded	2001
Abolished	2002
Editions	2
Location	Waikoloa Village, Hawaiʻi, United States

The Waikoloa Championships was a WTA Tour tournament held in 2001 and 2002 in Waikoloa Village, Hawaiʻi. It was a Tier IV event and was played on outdoor hardcourts. Yearly prize money of the tournament was $140,000.

It was held at the same venue as the USTA Waikola Challenger, Kohala Tennis Garden.

Past finals

Singles

Year	Champion	Runner-up	Score
2001	Sandrine Testud	Justine Henin	6-3, 2-0, retired
2002	Cara Black	Lisa Raymond	7-6 (1), 6-4

Doubles

Year	Champions	Runners-up	Score
2001	Tina Križan Katarina Srebotnik	Els Callens Nicole Pratt	6-2, 6-3
2002	Meilen Tu María Vento-Kabchi	Nannie de Villiers Irina Selyutina	1-6, 6-2, 6-3

WTA Tier IV tournaments (1990–2008)

1990–1993 San Juan/Dorado
1990 Wichita
1990–1991 Albuquerque
1990–1991 Nashville
1990–1992 Birmingham
1990–1992 Brisbane
1990–1992 Geneva/Lucerne
1990–1992 Indianapolis
1990–1992 Oklahoma City
1990–1992 Paris
1990–1992 Strasbourg
1990–1992 Tokyo
1990–1992/1994–1998 Kitzbühel/Styria/Maria Lankowitz
1990/1994 Singapore/Kallang
1990–2000/2005–2008 Palermo 1990/2007–2008 Barcelona
1991–1992 Bayonne
1992–1993 Kuala Lumpur
1992–1997/2005–2008 Prague/Karlovy Vary
1992–1994 Taiwan
1993 Hong Kong
1993 San Marino
1993 Sapporo
1993–1994 Taranto
1993–1994/1997 Jakarta
1993/1999–2000 Curitba/Sao Paulo
1993/1999–2000/2002 Liege/Anvers/Brussels
1993–2000/2001–2008 Auckland
1993–2000/2005–2008 Pattaya
1993 Melbourne
1994–1996/2000–2002 Shanghai/Peking
1994–1997 Surabaya
1994–2000/2006–2008 Hobart
1995 Bournemouth
1995 Nagoya
1996–1997 Cardiff
1996–1999 Bol
1996–2000/2005–2006 Budapest
1998 Istanbul
1998 Sopot
1998–2000 Bogotá
1998–2000 Bratislava
1999 Prostějov
1999 Vienna
1999–2000 Warsaw
1999–2001 Knokke-Zoute
1999–2003/2005–2008 Estoril
1999–2008 Tashkent
2001 Basel
2001–2002 Porto
2001–2002 Waikoloa
2002–2003 Sarasota
2002–2008 Espoo/Stockholm
2003–2005 Hyderabad
2004–2008 Seoul
2005 Modena
2005–2008 Forest Hills
2005–2008 Portorož
2005–2008 Rabat/Fes
2006 Canberra

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