|  | | | Age: | 21 years | Born Date: | January 7, 1979 | Birth Place: | Cúcuta | Height: | 1.72 meters | Characteristics: | Right hand | Team: | Colsanitas | Coach: | Jorge Todero | Starting Date at Tennis: | 1986 |
Father's Name: | Arlés Zuluaga | Mother's Name: | Amelia Amado |
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| BEST RESULTS :- National Champion from 1989 to 1994.
- Gira Cosat absolute champion in 1993 in singles and doubles for the 14 year category.
- South-America 14 year champion in 1993.
- Bronze medal
in the 14 year 1993 World Championship in Japan.
- Finalist in the Colsanitas Satellite in 1993.
- Champion in the Professional Satellite of Cali in 1994.
- Champion in 1996 of the Colsanitas Open of Us$50.000.
- Champion in the Professional Open of Bytom, Poland in 1996.
- Finalist with Colombia Team of Group 1 of the American Zone Federation Cup in 1995, 1996 and 1997.
- Quarter finals in 1994 Orange Bowl.
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Quarter finals in the 1996 Budapest Open.
- Quarter finals in the Cali Open of Us$25.000.
- Quarter finals in the Valladolid Open,
- Last round in the qualy draw of Roland Garros in 1997.
- Quarter finals in the 1997 Budapest Open.
- Semifinalist in the 1997 Hungary Open.
- She classified in the main draw of Palermo Open.
- 1997 Copa Finesse champion of Us$25.000 in Santafé de Bogotá.
- Champion of the Orbetello (Italy) Professional Open in
1998.
- Finalist in Socchi (Russia) Professional Open.
- Five consecutive victories in 1998 US Open (She advanced into the second round of the main draw on which he lost with the number 4 of the WTA world ranking, Arantxa Sánchez by 6-4 / 6-2).
- Champion of Copa Subaru in Santafé de Bogotá, December 1998.
- Champion in Copa Perky's Pizza - Alcaldía de Santiago de Cali, December 1998.
- Copa Colsanitas WTA Tour 1999 Champion.
- Third round in the Lipton
1999 (Miami. In second round, Fabiola defeated Iva Majoli, 32 in the world ranking by these days).
- Quarter final in the Amelia Island 1999.
- Third round in the Roland Garros 1999 (Fabiola lost with Lindsay Davenport).
- Second round in the US Open 1999.
- Champion of the Brazil Ladies Open WTA Tour 1999. Champion in the Perky´s Pizza Open 1999 (Cali).
- Champion of the Perky´s Pizza Open 1999 doubles draw.
- Second Round in the Australian Open 2000
(Fabiola defeated, in first round, french Nathalie Dechy, 25 in the world ranking).
Professional ITF Titles: 11 WTA Tour Titles: 2 |
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Born Date: | April 1, 1980 | Birth Place: | Pereira | Height: | 1.70 meters | Characteristics: | Right hand | Team: | Colsanitas
| Coach: | Belus Prajoux | Starting Date at Tennis: |
1988 | Father's Name: | Juan Carlos Mesa | |
Mother's Name: | Nidia Lucia Pineda |
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 | BEST RESULTS :- National Champion in the 14 year category in 1992 (with 12 years old).
Champion in the 1993 Gira Cosat in
Argentina. Individual finalist and champion by teams (with the Colombia Team), in the 1993 South-America tournament in Perú. Third in the World Championship 14 year category in Yamanakaku, Japan, in 1993. Finalist in the 1994 World Junior Tournament in Barranquilla. Finalist in singles and champion in doubles of the 1994 South-American Championship - Brazil,
in the 18 year category (partner with Carmiña Giraldo). Finalist of the Italy Junior Open in 1994. Champion of the 1994 Us$10.00 Professional Satellite Purina Dog Chow in Manizales. National Champion in the 18 year category in 1995 and 1997. Third in the 1996, 16 year category South-American Championship in Bogotá. Champion
of the 1997 Oporto ITF Junior World Ranking in Portugal. Doubles Champion of the 1997 Leiria ITF Junior World Ranking in Portugal. Champion in Perú of the Lima World Junior Tournament. Champion of the Professional Satellite of Vigo, Spain in 1998. Champion in the Professional Satellite of Lima, Perú in 1998. Champion in the
Zaragoza Professional Satellite 1999 (Spain). Champion in the Zaragoza Professional Satellite 1999 doubles draw (Spain). - Champion in the La Paz Professional Satellite 1999 (Bolivia).
- Champion in the La Paz Professional Satellite 1999 doubles draw (Bolivia).
Finalist in the Asunción Professional Satellite 1999 (Paraguay). Semifinalist in the Perky´s Pizza Open 1999 (Cali).
Champion in the Perky´s Pizza Open 1999 doubles draw (Cali). - Professional ITF Titles: 8
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Born Date: | January 1, 1985 | Birth Place: | Beirut, El Líbano | Height: | 1.63 meters | Characteristics: | Right hand | Team: | Colsanitas |
Coach: | Felipe Berón, Patrick Farah | Starting Date at Tennis: |
1991 | Father's Name: | Patrick Farah | Mother's Name: | Eva Farah |
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| BEST RESULTS :- In 1992, she was the National Champion in the 12-year category.
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Champion in the Granfiduciaria National Championship 1997, in Cali (Colombia). Champion of the 14-year category in the Granfiduciaria National Championship 1997, Cali (Colombia). Champion of the 14-year category in the Pony Malta National Championship 1997, Armenia (Colombia). Champion of the 14-year category in the Pony Malta National Championship 1997, Bogotá (Colombia).
Semifinalist of the 14-year category in the National Championship 1997, Medellín (Colombia). Semifinalist of the 14-year category in the Pony Malta National Championship 1997, Manizales (Colombia). Semifinalist of the 14-year category in the Pony Malta National Championship 1997, Pereira (Colombia). Representing Colombia, she was South American finalist of the
12-year category, 1997. South American finalist in the 14-year category, 1998. She played invincibly the 14-year category World Championship in Japan, 1998. Being 13 years old, she defeated Colombian Carolina Mayorga (number 650 WTA by these days). Eddie Herr semifinalist playing 14-year category, Miami (1998). She won 5
matches consecutively in the Orange Bowl Tournament, Miami (1998). Quarter Final in the Cosat Tour playing 16-year category, Colombia (1999). Number 1 player of the Colombian Tennis Team that was South American Champion of the 14-year category (1999) and eighth in the World Championship, Czech Republic. Eddie Herr Semifinalist, 14 year category (1999). - Finalist of the Cosat Tour
2000, Cali (16-year category). Finalist of the Cosat Tour 2000, Ecuador (16-year category).
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16 years | Born Date: | January 20, 1983 | Birth Place: | Bogotá | Height: | 1.65 meters |
Characteristics: | Right hand | Team: |
Colsanitas | Coach: | Ómar Cuervo, Alejandro Pedraza, Felipe Berón | Starting Date at Tennis: | 1989 | Father's Name: | José Lorenzo Simanca | Mother's Name: | Clara Inés Roa |
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 | BEST RESULTS :- Champion
of the 14-year category in the Orense National Championship 1997, Bogotá (Colombia).
Finalist of the 14-year category in the Granfiduciaria National Championship 1997, Cali (Colombia). Finalist of the 14-year category in the Pony Malta National Championship 1997, Armenia (Colombia). Finalist of the 14-year category in the Éxito National Championship 1997, Cali (Colombia). Finalist of the 14-year category in the Pony Malta National Championship 1997, Pereira (Colombia). Semifinalist of the 14-year category, Medellín (1997). Semifinalist of the 14-year category in the AeroRepública National Championship 1997, Bogotá (Colombia). - She represented Colombia in the Cosat Tour 1997 and in the Fed Cup 1999.
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Age: | 16 years | Born Date: |
May 24, 1984 | Birth Place: | Bogotá | Height: | 1.57 meters | Characteristics: | Right hand
| Team: | Colsanitas | Coach: |
Ómar Cuervo, Alejandro Pedraza | Starting Date at Tennis: | 1992 | Father's Name: | Enrique Obando | Mother's Name: | Piedad Restrepo | |
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| BEST RESULTS :- Champion of the 12-year category in the Milo National Championship 1997, Colombia.
Champion of the 14-year category in the AeroRepública National Championship 1997, Bogotá (Colombia). Semifinalist in the Cosat Tour 1997, Bolivia. Finalist in the Cosat Tour 1998, Cali (14-year category). Champion in the Cosat Tour 1998, Bolivia (14-year category). She is actually Number 1 in her category (14 years). In the Cosat Ranking, she was second (1998). She played Main Draw in the Perky´s Pizza Open 1999. - She played
second round in the Cosat Tour 2000, Colombia.
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|  | | | Age: | 17 years | Born Date: | May 16, 1982 | Birth Place: | Bogotá | Height: | 1.57 meters |
Characteristics: | Right hand | Team: |
Colsanitas | Coach: | Ómar Cuervo, Alejandro Pedraza | Starting Date at Tennis: | 1994 | Father's Name: | Julio Enrique Andrade | Mother's Name: | Esperanza Rodríguez |
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A los 11 años fue campeona suramericana.
- En la Cosat de 1998 fue subcampeona en Lima, Perú.
- Siempre fue número uno de su categoría en el Escalafón Nacional.
- Subcampeona Torneo de Gira Suramericana Sub-16 años en Lima, Perú 1998
- Tercera ronda Parada Mundial Juvenil de Colombia 1999
- Segunda ronda Parada Mundial Juvenil de Colombia 2000
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 | | | Age: | 17 years | Born Date: | March 27, 1982 | Birth Place: | Madrid | Height: | 1.70 meters | Characteristics: | Right hand |
Team: | Colsanitas | Coach: |
José López Maeso, Mariano López | Starting Date at Tennis: | 1991 | Father's Name: | Emiliano Arribas | Mother's Name: | Francisca García |
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| BEST RESULTS :- Champion in Madrid of the Kids category.
- Champion in Grand Canary of the Kids category.
- Finalist in Madrid of the 16-year category.
- Champion in Madrid of the Absolut Open 1997, Spain.
- Being
17 years, she overcame the Qualy Draw of the Copa Colsanitas WTA Tour 1999.
- She played third round in the World Championship 1999, Colombia (18-year category).
- She overcame the Qualy Draw of the Santander Satellite 1999, Spain.
- She overcame the Qualy Draw of the Ceuta Satellite 1999, and got second round in the Main Draw, Spain.
- She overcame the Qualy Draw of the Zaragoza Satellite 1999, Spain.
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Born Date: | November 25, 1982 | Birth Place: |
Bogotá | Height: | 1.77 meters | Characteristics: | Right hand | Team: | Colsanitas
| Coach: | Omar Cuervo, Alejandro Pedraza |
Starting Date at Tennis: | 1987 | Father's Name: | Jaime Andrés Rojas | Mother's Name: | Ruth Millán de Rojas |
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 | BEST RESULTS :- National Champion of the 12, 14, 16 and 18 years categories, since 1994.
- Finalist in 1994 of the South American Cup
of Nations, playing 14-year category, Bolivia.
- She played Cosat Tour in 1997, 1998 and 1999 representing Colombia.
- She made part of the Colombian Tennis Team that played the World Championship 18-year category, 1999.
- She won one match in the Copa Colsanitas WTA Tour´ Qualy Draw, 1999.
- She overcame the Qualy Draw in the Perky´s Pizza Open 1999, Cali.
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