Sony Ericsson WTA Tour

JANUARY - Reached 2r at Auckland (as No.4 seed, l. to qualifier Morita); fell 1r at Hobart (as No.6 seed, l. to qualifier U.Radwanska 36 76(3) 75; held 7mp - 5mp at 63 54, 2mp at 63 65); fell 1r at Australian Open (as No.30 seed, l. to Lisicki).

FEBRUARY - Withdrew from Bogota, Acapulco and Monterrey w/right shoulder injury; made Top 30 debut on February 23 (rose from No.31 to No.30).

MARCH - Reached 3r at Indian Wells (as No.25 seed, l. to No.7 seed A.Radwanska); dropped opener at Miami (as No.29 seed w/1r bye, l. to Li in 2r).

APRIL - Runner-up at Ponte Vedra Beach (as No.5 seed, d. top seed Petrova in SF, falling to No.2 seed Wozniacki; win over world No.10 Petrova was first Top 10 win); reached 2r at Charleston (as No.9 seed, l. to qualifier Oudin); fell 1r at Stuttgart (l. to No.8 seed A.Radwanska).

MAY - Reached 2r at Rome (l. to Chakvetadze in 3s); reached 2r at Madrid (d. No.11 seed Bartoli in 1r; l. to Schnyder); fell 1r at Warsaw (as No.4 seed, l. to Goerges); reached first Grand Slam 4r at Roland Garros (as No.24 seed, l. to No.2 seed S.Williams).

JUNE - Reached 3r at Birmingham (as No.3 seed, l. to No.16 seed Czink 67(7) 75 75; held mp at 5-3 second set); reached SF at Eastbourne (d. No.2 seed Kuznetsova en route, falling to No.6 seed and eventual champion Wozniacki in 3s; win over world No.5 Kuznetsova was second Top 10 win); fell 1r at Wimbledon (as No.23 seed, l. to Schiavone in 3s).

JULY - Fell 1r at Stanford (l. to Hantuchova 75 third set).

AUGUST - Reached 2r at Los Angeles (l. to No.12 seed Li in 3s); reached 2r at Cincinnati (l. to No.8 seed Wozniacki in 3s); fell 1r at Toronto (l. to Kleybanova); reached 3r at US Open (d. No.17 seed Mauresmo en route; l. to No.10 seed Pennetta).

SEPTEMBER - Reached SF at Quebec City (as No.3 seed, l. to No.5 seed and eventual champion Czink); reached 3r at Tokyo (l. to Rybarikova in 3s); reached 3r at Beijing (l. to Pavlyuchenkova).

OCTOBER - Reached QF at Osaka (as No.6 seed, l. to top seed Wozniacki in 3s); reached 2r at Moscow (l. to Kirilenko).

2001 - Made first appearance in Québec City qualifying (as WC).

2002 - Won one singles title on ITF Circuit.

2003 - Fell in Tour qualifying twice; continued to play on ITF Circuit.

2004 - Played first Tour main draw at Montréal, falling 1r (as WC, l. to Asagoe); fell in Tour qualifying once; continued to play on ITF Circuit.

2005 - Played three more Tour main draws, falling 1r at Bogotá (as qualifier), Toronto (as WC) and Québec City (as WC, l. to No.6 seed and eventual champion Frazier 64 36 76(6); led 5-1 in third set tie-break); fell in Tour qualifying once; won three singles titles on ITF Circuit.

2006 - First Top 100 season; played five more Tour main draws, reaching QF at Québec City (l. to qualifier Osterloh) and 2r at Pattaya City (as qualifier, d. Li in 1r; l. to Llagostera Vives) but falling 1r three times and in qualifying 10 times (incl. all four majors); won three singles titles on ITF Circuit; made Top 100 debut on November 13 (rose from No.115 to No.91).

2007 - Reached first Tour final at Fès (l. to Sequera); was first Canadian to reach a Tour singles final in over nine years (Jeyaseelan at 1998 Bogotá); reached 2r four times, fell 1r 11 times (incl. on debut at all four majors) and in Tour qualifying five times.

2008 - Breakthrough season highlighted by shock run to first Tour singles title at Stanford (as qualifier, d. No.8 seed Schiavone en route to SF, reaching final when top seed S.Williams ret. w/left knee injury trailing 62 31; d. No.6 seed Bartoli in final; wins over world No.20 Schiavone and world No.15 Bartoli were first two Top 20 wins); was first Canadian in over 20 years to win a Tour singles title and fifth Canadian ever to achieve the feat (after Hy-Boulais, Bassett-Seguso, Kelesi and Hetherington, who all achieved the feat between 1986 and 1988); made Top 50 debut afterwards on July 21 (rose from No.85 to No.45); has since cracked Top 40 (reached career-high No.34 on November 3); SF twice, at Tokyo [Japan Open] (as No.8 seed, l. to No.5 seed Kanepi) and Québec City (as No.5 seed, l. to No.6 seed Mattek); QF once, at Cincinnati (as No.6 seed, l. to Dechy 76(4) 75, having led 5-2 first set w/sp at 5-3); best other results were 3r finish at Roland Garros (d. No.20 seed Bammer en route; l. to No.11 seed Zvonareva) and four more 2r finishes, at Miami (as qualifier, l. to No.13 seed Safina), Wimbledon (l. to No.31 seed Wozniacki), Montréal (l. to No.2 seed Jankovic) and Beijing (as qualifier, l. to top seed and eventual champion Jankovic); fell 1r eight times, incl. US Open (l. to No.23 seed Davenport); fell in Tour qualifying three times.

SINGLES
Winner (1): 2008 - Stanford; 2006 - ITF/Hamilton-CAN, ITF/Ashland, KY-USA, ITF/Pittsburgh, PA-USA; 2005 - ITF/Hamilton-CAN, ITF/CD Victoria-MEX, ITF/Toronto-CAN; 2002 - ITF/Lachine-CAN.
Finalist (2): 2009 - Ponte Vedra Beach; 2007 - Fès.
Semifinalist (4): 2009 - Eastbourne, Québec City; 2008 - Tokyo [Japan Open], Québec City.
Quarterfinalist (3): 2009 - Osaka; 2008 - Cincinnati; 2006 - Québec City.

ADDITIONAL
Canadian Fed Cup Team, 2004-08.

Coached by father Antoni since age 3; father was pro soccer player for Poland, now works as mechanic at night and coaches Aleksandra in daytime ... Mother's name is Jadwiga Wozniak; has one sister, Dorota Miller ... Has all-court type of game ... Grew up on indoor hardcourts during winter but prefers clay; sister inspired her to play tennis (Aleksandra travelled with her when she was little and watched her win all Canadian titles, then asked father to start coaching her) ... Enjoys movies, skiing, skating, reading, spending time with friends and family; also likes to design future clothing collection ... Speaks Polish, French and English ... Likes all types of music.

Official Website: www.aleksandrawozniak.com

- In August 2008, was presented with key to the city in Blainville, Québec by the mayor; in 40 years of the city's existence, they renamed it "Wozniakville" for 24 hours because for the first time a woman from Québec won a Tour singles title (she won Stanford in July).
- Received award from the National Assembly of Québec in October 2008 for her career-high ranking of No.37 and first Tour singles title.
- Has won Tennis Canada's Best Female Athlete of the Year multiple times.