Sony Ericsson WTA Tour

Won 47th, 48th, 49th, 50th and 51st Tour doubles titles at Paris [Indoors], Dubai, Madrid, Birmingham and Cincinnati (all w/Huber; 23rd, 24th, 25th, 26th and 27th of partnership).

1992 - Played first event of career at ITF/Harare-ZIM (l. to future doubles partner Huber in 1r).

1993 - Continued to play on ITF Circuit.

1994 - Won one doubles title on ITF Circuit.

1995 - Won two singles titles and one doubles title on ITF Circuit.

1996 - Won one singles title and three doubles titles on ITF Circuit.

1997 - Won two singles titles and four doubles titles on ITF Circuit.

1998 - First Top 100 season; played first 10 Tour main draws, reaching SF at Boston (l. to Schett), 3r at Wimbledon (d. No.12 Schnyder en route for first Top 20 win) and 2r five times (incl. Roland Garros, US Open); fell 1r three times and in Tour qualifying six times (incl. Australian Open); made Top 100 debut on July 6 (rose from No.108 to No.70) and Top 50 debut on September 14 (rose from No.52 to No.47); won one doubles title on ITF Circuit.

1999 - Second Top 100 season; SF at Birmingham (l. to Halard-Decugis); QF three times, at Hobart, Oklahoma City and Québec City; reached 3r twice and 2r five times; fell 1r 11 times (incl. all four majors) and in Tour qualifying three times; had two more Top 20 wins, at Tokyo [Pan Pacific] (No.20 Halard-Decugis) and Indian Wells (No.16 Spirlea); won one singles title on ITF Circuit.

2000 - Third Top 100 season; runner-up at Auckland (l. to Kremer in final); SF at Birmingham (l. to Tanasugarn); QF twice, at 's-Hertogenbosch and Stanford; reached 3r once and 2r nine times (incl. Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon); fell 1r seven times (incl. Olympics, US Open) and in Tour qualifying twice; had four Top 20 wins, at Auckland (No.18 Likhovtseva), Indian Wells (No.14 Capriati), Stanford (No.12 Coetzer) and Linz (No.19 Dementieva); won one Tour doubles title.

2001 - Fourth Top 100 season; SF at Hobart (l. to Hopkins); QF at Auckland; reached first Grand Slam 4r at Roland Garros (d. No.12 Martínez en route; l. to Schiavone); reached 3r twice and 2r nine times (incl. Australian Open); fell 1r 11 times (incl. other two majors) and in Tour qualifying twice; won seven Tour doubles titles and cracked doubles Top 10 on May 14 (rose from No.11 to No.10).

2002 - Fifth Top 100 season; won first Tour singles title at Waikoloa (d. Raymond in final; first Zimbabwean Tour singles titlist); QF twice, at Porto and Budapest; reached 4r twice, at Indian Wells (d. No.20 Tanasugarn en route; l. to Hingis) and Miami (d. No.17 Hantuchova en route; l. to Clijsters) and 2r five times (incl. Australian Open, US Open); fell 1r 12 times (incl. other two majors) and in Tour qualifying five times; won two Tour doubles titles and first Grand Slam title in mixed doubles at Roland Garros (w/brother Wayne).

2003 - Sixth and final Top 100 season; QF twice, at Madrid and New Haven; reached 3r three times (incl. Wimbledon) and 2r eight times (incl. Roland Garros); fell 1r 12 times (incl. other two majors) and in Tour qualifying once; notched 11th career Top 20 win at Indian Wells (No.16 Smashnova) and first Top 10 win at New Haven (No.10 Hantuchova); won two Tour doubles titles.

2004 - Reached 2r seven times (incl. Australian Open, Olympics, US Open); fell 1r 14 times (incl. other two majors) and in Tour qualifying six times; won seven Tour doubles titles (incl. Wimbledon w/Stubbs) and mixed doubles at Wimbledon (w/brother Wayne).

2005 - Reached 3r at Wimbledon; fell 1r once and in Tour qualifying 15 times (incl. other three majors); won six Tour doubles titles (incl. Wimbledon w/Huber); became 20th woman (first African) to ascend to No.1 in doubles; played most of first half of season w/Huber, but after Huber suffered knee injury played most of second half of season w/Stubbs; on October 17 (after Moscow), rose to No.1 (replacing Ruano Pascual).

2006 - Reached 2r once; fell 1r twice (at Australian Open, Wimbledon) and in Tour qualifying four times; won two Tour doubles titles.

2007 - Phenomenal season played exclusively in doubles and all w/Huber; 69-14 team record brought nine titles, most notably at Australian Open, Wimbledon and Tour Championships; her first stint at No.1 coming between October 17, 2005 and February 5, 2006 (16 weeks), returned to No.1 for two more stints in 2007, between June 11 and June 24 (two weeks) and from July 9 (still going); Huber joined her as co-No.1 on November 12 year-end rankings (also still going).

2008 - Another phenomenal season in doubles, going 66-14 in exclusive partnership w/Huber; won 10 Tour doubles titles together, at Antwerp, Dubai, Berlin, Birmingham, Eastbourne, Stanford, Montréal, US Open (was fourth Grand Slam doubles title w/Huber and fifth overall), Zürich and Tour Championships; runners-up four times, at Doha (l. to Peschke/Stubbs in final), Miami (l. to Srebotnik/Sugiyama in final), Moscow (l. to Petrova/Srebotnik in final) and Linz (l. to Srebotnik/Sugiyama in final); SF four times, incl. Roland Garros (l. to Medina Garrigues/Ruano Pascual) and Wimbledon (l. to Raymond/Stubbs); only six pre-SF losses in 24 events, incl. Australian Open (l. to Bondarenko/Bondarenko in QF); co-ranked No.1 in doubles w/Huber from start to finish of 2008 (as of November 10 year-end rankings, had 89 non-consecutive weeks at No.1 while Huber had 53); played singles five times, falling in qualifying three times (Antwerp, Charleston, Stanford) and in 1r twice, at Montréal (as qualifier, l. to Rodionova) and Olympics (l. to No.2 seed Jankovic); also won third career Grand Slam mixed doubles title at US Open (w/Paes; d. Huber/J.Murray in final); surpassed $5 million in career prize money earnings.

SINGLES
Winner (1): 2002 - Waikoloa; 1999 - ITF/Santa Clara, CA-USA; 1997 - ITF/Mission, TX-USA, ITF/Dinard-FRA; 1996 - ITF/Nitra-SVK; 1995 - ITF/Gabarone-BOT, ITF/Harare-ZIM.
Finalist (1): 2000 - Auckland.
Semifinalist (4): 2001 - Hobart; 2000 - Birmingham; 1999 - Birmingham; 1998 - Boston.
Quarterfinalist (10): 2003 - Madrid, New Haven; 2002 - Porto, Budapest; 2001 - Auckland; 2000 - 's-Hertogenbosch, Stanford; 1999 - Hobart, Oklahoma City, Québec City.

DOUBLES
Winner (51): 2009 - Paris [Indoors], Dubai, Madrid, Birmingham, Cincinnati (all w/Huber); 2008 - Antwerp, Dubai, Berlin, Birmingham, Eastbourne, Stanford, Montréal, US Open, Zürich, Tour Championships (all w/Huber); 2007 - Australian Open, Paris [Indoors], Antwerp, Dubai, Wimbledon, San Diego, Moscow, Linz, Tour Championships (all w/Huber); 2006 - San Diego, Zürich (both w/Stubbs); 2005 - Antwerp (w/Callens), Rome, Wimbledon (both w/Huber), Stanford, Zürich, Philadelphia (all w/Stubbs); 2004 - Sydney, Tokyo [Pan Pacific], Wimbledon, San Diego, Filderstadt, Zürich (all w/Stubbs), Antwerp (w/Callens); 2003 - Hobart (w/Likhovtseva), Stanford (w/Raymond); 2002 - Porto (w/Selyutina), Bali (w/Ruano Pascual); 2001 - Hobart, Hamburg, Rome, Birmingham, San Diego, New Haven (all w/Likhovtseva), Tokyo [Princess Cup] (w/Huber); 2000 - Auckland (w/Fusai); 1998 - ITF/Santa Clara, CA-USA (w/Selyutina); 1997 - ITF/Delray Beach 1, FL-USA, ITF/Athens 1-GRE, ITF/Kiev 1-UKR, ITF/Tucuman-ARG (all w/Selyutina); 1996 - ITF/Gelos-FRA (w/Vaidyanathan), ITF/Sao Paulo 5-BRA, ITF/Sao Paulo 6-BRA (both w/Selyutina); 1995 - ITF/Nairobi-KEN (w/Burton); 1994 - ITF/Nairobi-KEN (w/de Villiers).
Finalist (37): 2009 - US Open (w/Huber); 2008 - Doha, Miami, Moscow, Linz (all w/Huber); 2007 - Miami, Toronto, New Haven (all w/Huber); 2006 - Gold Coast, Tokyo [Pan Pacific], Paris [Indoors], Stuttgart, Tour Championships (all w/Stubbs), Montréal (w/Groenefeld); 2005 - Doha, Berlin, Roland Garros (all w/Huber), Luxembourg, Moscow, Tour Championships (all w/Stubbs); 2004 - Vienna, Tour Championships (both w/Stubbs); 2003 - Auckland, Dubai (both w/Likhovtseva), Filderstadt (w/Navratilova), Philadelphia (w/Stubbs); 2002 - Scottsdale, Eastbourne, Tour Championships (all w/Likhovtseva); 2001 - Berlin, Eastbourne, Tour Championships (all w/Likhovtseva); 2000 - Birmingham (w/Selyutina), Stanford (w/Frazier), US Open (w/Likhovtseva); 1999 - 's-Hertogenbosch (w/Boogert), Québec City (w/Graham).

MIXED DOUBLES
Winner (3): 2008 - US Open (w/Paes); 2004 - Wimbledon (w/W.Black); 2002 - Roland Garros (w/W.Black).
Finalist (1): 2004 - Roland Garros (w/W.Black).

ADDITIONAL
Zimbabwean Olympic Team, 2000, 2004, 2008.

Not traveling with a full-time coach ... Favorite surface is grass (grew up with four grass courts in backyard); is an all-court player ... Married Brett Stephens on December 2, 2006 on Spurwing Island on Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe... Father Don (deceased) was a tennis coach (coached Cara) who played at Wimbledon; mother, Velia, is a teacher; older brothers, Byron and Wayne, played on the men's tennis tour ... Has five dogs, three cats, two parrots ... Most memorable experience was winning junior Wimbledon ... Self-described as fun, easy-going and relaxed ... Favorite city to visit is Melbourne ... Other interests include music, snowboarding, surfing ... In her time off, likes to go out into the bush back home in Zimbabwe, visit Lake Kariba and enjoy the wildlife, surroundings ... Favorite movie is Seven; favorite actor is Brad Pitt; favorite flower is the flame lily, Zimbabwe's national flower; favorite author is Wilbur Smith.

Official Website: www.blackandhuber.com

- Junior highlights were singles titles at 1997 Wimbledon (d. Rippner in final) and 1997 US Open (d. Chevalier in final), runner-up at 1997 Roland Garros (l. to Henin) and doubles titles at 1995 Wimbledon (w/Olsza), 1997 Roland Garros (w/Selyutina) and 1997 Wimbledon (w/Selyutina); finished 1997 season as No.1 in singles and doubles.
- Won Tour Doubles Team of the Year Award w/Huber (2007 and 2008).
- Tour mentor was Kathy Jordan in the Partners for Success Alumni program.