JANUARY - Fell 1r at Australian Open (l. to No.20 seed Golovin).

FEBRUARY - Withdrew from Acapulco w/hamstring strain.

MARCH - Withdrew from Indian Wells and Miami w/hamstring strain.

APRIL - Did not play.

MAY - Fell 1r at Roland Garros (l. to Llagostera Vives).

1990 - Debuted at ITF/Ashkelon 2-ISR, reaching SF.

1991 - Turned pro on January 1; ranked No.405, made Tour debut at St. Petersburg (l. 1r to Durie); reached final of ITF/Ramat Hasharon 3-ISR.

1992 - Qualified for Auckland and Wellington.

1993 - Won first pro singles title at ITF/Erlangen-GER as a LL.

1994 - First Top 100 finish; ranked No.94, d. world No.5 Novotna in 1r of Roland Garros (first Top 5 win); d. No.15 McNeil in 1r of US Open.

1995 - Upset No.14 seed Frazier 61 62 to reach 4r at Roland Garros.

1996 - Upset No.12 seed Zvereva in 1r of Australian Open.

1997 - Won ITF/Jaffa-ISR (second pro title).

1998 - Reached 4r at Roland Garros, equaling career-best Grand Slam showing; won three ITF Circuit titles and reached first Tour SF at Sopot.

1999 - Won first Tour singles title at Tashkent (d. Courtois in final); also won ITF/Largo, FL-USA (sixth ITF Circuit title).

2000 - Won second career title at Knokke-Heist, d. No.16 Van Roost in final; also SF at Strasbourg and Palermo, QF at Auckland, Hannover (first Tier I QF) and Shanghai; reached Wimbledon 3r for first time.

2001 - Reached SF at Basel, QF at Bol, Antwerp and Vienna; two-time runner-up on ITF Circuit.

2002 - First Top 20 finish following breakthrough season, winning four singles titles and scoring first Top 5 win in eight years; started season with 10-match win streak, winning Auckland (d. Panova in final) and Canberra (d. Tanasugarn in final) in consecutive weeks (unseeded at both); other titles came at Vienna (d. No.18 Schnyder in QF and No.17 Tulyaganova in final) and Shanghai (d. Kournikova in final); after Vienna (June 17), broke into Top 20 (at No.17); scored career-best Tier I results, reaching first QF at Indian Wells (d. No.13 Shaughnessy) and first SF at Berlin (first Israeli Tier I semifinalist), d. No.3 Clijsters in 2r for first Top 5 win since 1994; also d. No.7 Henin en route to Miami 3r; throughout season, scored nine Top 20 wins, three of them Top 10; debuted at season-ending Championships, falling 1r to world No.1 S.Williams.

2003 - Second Top 20 finish; reached career-high ranking of No.15 on February 3; captured consecutive clay titles at Sopot (d. Koukalova in final) and Helsinki (d. qualifier Kostanic in final after trailing 64 42); extended win streak to 12 by reaching New Haven QF, d. No.8 Myskina and No.14 Zvonareva en route (l. to Capriati in 3s); vs. Zvonareva, scored greatest match comeback of career, trailing 60 51, 0-30 (serving), winning 06 76(5) 62; also reached SF of Auckland (retiring vs. Cho with leg cramps due to heat illness) and second career Tier I at Moscow (d. Petrova, Kuznetsova and Bovina before falling to Myskina); four QF appearances were at Tier II events; reached 3r at Australian Open, best Grand Slam result in two-and-a-half years; l. to Mauresmo three consecutive weeks (Warsaw QF, Berlin 3r, Rome 3r); in Linz QF, Zvonareva gained revenge for New Haven loss, winning 75 third set after trailing 5-1 and saving 3mp; withdrew from Canberra while recovering from heat illness suffered in Auckland.

2004 - Season highlighted by title run at Vienna; as No.2 seed, d. three seeds (No.7 Serna, No.5 Frazier and No.6 Molik) in last three rounds for ninth career title; QF at Sydney (l. to Schiavone), Warsaw (l. to Zvonareva), Rome (l. to Capriati) and Stanford (l. to V.Williams); 3r six other times, incl. Indian Wells, Miami and Roland Garros (retired with cramps leading 60 67(2) 10 vs. eventual finalist and No.10 Dementieva, after leading 60 20 and having been 2-0 lifetime against the Russian previously); biggest win of year in 1r of Filderstadt, d. No.14 Sugiyama (ret. from 2r vs. Zuluaga w/left groin strain); at Olympics, 1r in singles; ret. in 1r vs. Golovin at Paris [Indoors] w/muscle cramping and in 2r vs. Kleinova at Stockholm w/right hamstring tendonitis.

2005 - Eighth Top 50 finish, highlighted by 10th and 11th career Tour singles titles; captured Tier IV clay court titles at Modena (seeded No.5, upset No.2 seed Pennetta 75 63 in SF, winning title when Garbin ret. down 3-0 in first-set tie-break w/heat illness) and Budapest (as top seed, d. Casta±o in final; dropped 12 games in five matches, tying her for least amount of games lost en route to a title in 2005); maintained perfect record in career Tour singles finals, improving to 11-0; SF at Istanbul (as No.3 seed, l. to No.2 seed Vaidisova in 3s); 3r twice, at Australian Open (as No.27 seed, l. to No.8 seed V.Williams) and Miami (as No.30 seed, l. to top seed Mauresmo); 2r eight times, incl. Rome (d. No.18 Likhovtseva in 1r for best win of season), Roland Garros (d. No.18 Jankovic in 1r for equal-best win of season) and US Open (l. to No.23 seed Golovin); only 1r loss at a major came at Wimbledon (l. to No.13 seed Likhovtseva; was ninth 1r loss in 11 career appearances); surpassed $2 million in career earnings; withdrew from Indian Wells w/illness.

2006 - Ninth consecutive (and 11th overall) Top 100 finish for Israeli veteran; season highlighted by 12th career Tour singles title run at Budapest (as No.8 seed, upset top seed Castaño in QF and No.5 seed Domínguez Lino 61 63 in final; improved to 12-0 lifetime in Tour singles finals; was her first ever successful Tour singles title defense); perfect record blemished with first ever runner-up finish, at Forest Hills (d. Sucha in QF for 400th career singles match win en route to final, falling 16 60 64 to Shaughnessy); 3r twice, at Indian Wells (l. to Groenefeld in 3s) and Berlin (l. to Schnyder); 2r five times; fell 1r eight times, incl. all four Grand Slams; captured seventh career ITF Circuit singles title at $75K ITF/Prostejov-CZE; struggled with injuries throughout season - ret. during 2r at Acapuclo w/heat illness and from Miami 1r w/right wrist injury, withdrawing from San Diego and Los Angeles w/right shoulder injury and from Portoroz w/foot injury; 1r loss to Schnyder at US Open was last match played in 2006.

SINGLES
Winner (12): 2006 - Budapest, ITF/Prostejov-CZE; 2005 - Modena, Budapest; 2004 - Vienna; 2003 - Sopot, Helsinki; 2002 - Auckland, Canberra, Vienna, Shanghai; 2000 - Knokke-Heist; 1999 - Tashkent, ITF/Largo-USA; 1998 - ITF/Athens-GRE, ITF/Oporto-POR, ITF/Santa Clara-USA; 1997 - ITF/Jaffa-ISR; 1993 - ITF/Erlangen-GER.
Finalist (1): 2006 - Forest Hills.
Semifinalist (8): 2005 - Istanbul; 2003 - Auckland, Moscow; 2002 - Berlin; 2001 - Basel; 2000 - Strasbourg, Palermo; 1998 - Sopot.

ADDITIONAL
Israeli Fed Cup Team 1992-2005. Israeli Olympic Team 2004.