Jelena Dokic: Australia
- Career-high world WTA Tour ranking of #4
- Has been a quarter-finalist at Wimbledon, French Open, Australian Open
- Video of Dokic vs. Wozniacki at Australian Open
Alicia Molik: Australia
- Career-high world WTA Tour ranking of #8
- 2nd Rd. of Wimbledon in 2010
- Wins over top world players such as Sharapova, Safina, and Stosur (2010 French Open finalist)
- Video from Australian Open
- Career-high world WTA Tour ranking of #27
- #1 Player in India
- First Indian female player to win a WTA Tour Event
- Australian Open Mixed Doubles Champion
- 2009 VanOpen Finalist
Virginie Razzano: France
- Career-high world #16
- Reached Rd. 16 in 2009 French Open and Wimbledon
Yung-Jan Chan: Chinese Taipei
- Career-high world WTA Tour ranking of #77 in singles and #6 in doubles
- #1 player in Chinese Taipei
Kai-Chen Chang: Chinese Taipei
- Career-high world WTA Tour ranking of #82 in singles
Noppawan Lertcheewakarn: Thailand
- #1 Junior Player in the World in 2009
- 2009 Jr. Wimbledon Champion
Carly Gullickson: United States
- 2009 US Open Mixed Doubles Champion
- 2008 VanOpen Doubles Champion
Stephanie Dubois: Canada
- 2009 VanOpen Champion
- Career-high world ranking of #95
- Video from Rogers Cup
Rebecca Marino: Canada
- BC’s #1 ranked player
- Ranked in the top 160 world rankings
Lilia Osterloh: United States
- Career-high world WTA Tour ranking of #41 in singles
- Won NCAA Div.1 singles title as a freshman at Stanford University
Misaki Doi: Japan
Anna Tatishvili: Georgia
Christina McHale: United States
Jelena Pandzic: Croatia
Michelle Larcher De Brito: Portugal
Lindsay Lee-Waters: United States
Lauren Albanese: United States
Sloane Stevens : United States
Canadian Women's National Team Members entered:
Rebecca Marino-Vancouver
Stephanie Dubois-Quebec
Sharon Fichman-Ontario
Valerie Tetrault-Quebec
Heidi El Tabakh-Ontario
Marie-Eve Pelletier-Quebec
