1989 - Won first pro title in second-ever event at ITF/Limoges-FRA; played first Tour qualifying at Taranto, Paris [Indoors], Moscow and Bayonne
1990 - Played first Grand Slam qualifying at Australian Open; reached first Tour SF at Karlovy Vary; won three ITF Circuit titles; made Grand Slam debut at Roland Garros
1991 - Reached second Tour SF at Bol and QF at Albuquerque and St. Petersburg; broke into Top 100 on September 30 at No. 97
1992 - Reached QF at Strasbourg and first Tour doubles final at Pattaya City (w/Paradis-Mangon)
1993 - First Top 100 finish; reached SF at Strasbourg and QF at Pattaya City
1994 - Best result was reaching 4r at Australian Open ranked world No. 115, d. No. 15 Sukova (l. to No. 1 Graf); reached 3r at Los Angeles and 2r at Canadian Open as a qualifier
1995 - First Top 50 finish; reached SF at Strasbourg and San Diego (first Tier II) and 3r at Australian and US Opens; first-time member of French Fed Cup team
1996 - Reached SF at Beijing, QF at San Diego for second straight year, 4r at US Open (held set points vs. Seles) and 3r at Roland Garros (held mp vs. No. 4 Majoli in 3r)
1997 - First Top 20 finish in season highlighted by first Tour singles title and first Grand Slam QF; won Palermo as No. 2 seed (d. Makarova) and runner-up at Atlanta (d. world No. 4 Majoli; l. to Davenport); reached seven other QF, incl. Miami (d. world No. 3 Sanchez-Vicario for first Top 10 win), San Diego (d. world No. 8 Sanchez-Vicario), US Open (d. No. 4 Majoli); d. world No. 4 Seles 86 third set en route to 4r at Wimbledon, breaking into Top 20 afterwards (July 7) at No. 20; helped France win first Fed Cup title and qualified for first season-ending Championships (l. 1r to Spirlea in 3s)
1998 - At Australian Open, seeded for first time (No. 9), reached QF; reached 4r at Roland Garros (l. to world No. 2 Davenport in 3s) and Wimbledon (l. to Seles); at Filderstadt, from field that included nine of Top 10, won best-career title with wins over A. Huber, S. Williams, Van Roost and Davenport in final; became third unseeded champion in 24-year event history; runner-up at Prague, semifinalist at Auckland, Madrid, Rosmalen and Tier I Moscow; at season-ending Championships, came within two points of beating world No. 1 Davenport in 1r
1999 - Saved 2 mp against S. Williams, winning 62 26 97, to reach 4r of Australian Open, joining three other Frenchwomen in last 16, a Grand Slam Open Era record and first time since 1954 Roland Garros; runner-up in Linz; reached SF of Indian Wells, Sopot and Filderstadt, where as defending champion and unseeded, d. No. 4 S. Williams in 2r 36 64 75, coming back from 4-2 and 5-1 deficits in second and third sets, respectively (snapping WilliamsÆ 16-match win streak), fell to No. 1 Hingis in three-set SF; only player in 1999 to defeat S. Williams more than once; doubles runner-up at US Open (w/Rubin), falling to Williams sisters in 3s 2000 - At Tokyo [Pan Pacific], reached first Tier I final and cracked Top 10 at No. 9 for first time on February 7; marked second time France had four women ranked in Top 10 (Pierce at No. 5, Tauziat at No. 6, Halard-Decugis at No. 8 and Testud at No. 9) after November 15, 1999 to January 9, 2000; France is third nation after USA and Australia to have more than two representatives in Top 10 at any one time; reached SF at Miami (d. Capriati and stretched No. 2 Davenport to 76 third set); member of French Olympic team in 2000 but withdrew due to rib stress fracture which sidelined her until season-ending Championships, where she qualified for fourth straight year (l. to No. 4 Seles 1r); won doubles title at Paris Indoors (w/ Halard-Decugis) and Stanford (w/Rubin)
2001 - Fifth consecutive Top 20 finish; first time to reach three finals in a season, winning third career singles title at Hawaii (Henin retired in final with thigh injury) and finishing runner-up at Canberra (upset Pierce for first time in six meetings; l. to Henin-Hardenne) and Doha (l. to Hingis); reached SF at Bol, Filderstadt and season-ending Championships (d. world No. 7 Mauresmo and No. 1 Capriati for first-ever win over a current No. 1 in 18 tries) and another seven QF; finished with best season-ending ranking of No. 11; qualified for doubles at season-ending Championships for first time (w/Vinci)
2002 - Runner-up at Dubai (d. world No. 2 V. Williams in 3s; l. to Mauresmo in fourth all-French final in Open Era); returned from six-week injury layoff (due to stress fracture in right foot) at Amelia Island, d. former champion C. Martinez 76 third set to reach QF; semifinalist at Charleston (l. to Majoli); following Berlin, moved back into Top 10 at No. 10 and became top-ranked French player for first time; at Wimbledon, announced immediate departure from Tour due to pregnancy
2003 - On February 19, gave birth to a girl, Isabella; at end of October, announced return to the Tour in 2004
2004 - Returned to Tour having not played since 2002 Wimbledon after birth of first child in February 2003; with special ranking of No.11, passed 1r once in nine Tour events (at Doha û d. world No.25 Serna, best win since Rome in 2002, l. in 2r to Dechy), and played two ITF Circuit events, reaching QF at one; finished season ranked No.312; in doubles, reached SF at Roland Garros (w/Vinci û l. to top seeds Ruano Pascual/Suarez) and QF at Olympics (w/Dechy û d. top seeds Kuznetsova/Likhovtseva en route, l. to eventual bronze medalists Suarez/Tarabini); forced to retire in season debut at Paris [Indoors] vs. Hantuchova with left abdominal strain, then withdrew from Dubai; also withdrew from US Open, Filderstadt, Zurich and Linz due to right foot inflammation.
2005 - Reached SF in doubles (w/Vinci) at Doha.

SINGLES
Winner (3 WTA Tour): 2001 - Hawaii; 1998 - Filderstadt; 1997 - Palermo; 1994 - ITF/Mildura-AUS [Nov.]; 1990 - ITF/Eastbourne-GBR, ITF/Caltagirone-ITA, ITF/Swindon-GBR; 1989 - ITF/Limoges-FRA.
Finalist (7): 2002 - Dubai; 2001 - Canberra, Doha; 2000 - Tokyo [Pan Pacific]; 1999 - Linz; 1998 - Prague; 1997 - Atlanta.

DOUBLES
Winner (4): 2001 - Doha (w/Vinci); 2000 - Paris Indoors (w/Halard-Decugis), Stanford (w/Rubin); 1999 - Filderstadt (w/Rubin).
Finalist (7): 2002 Dubai (w/Vinci); 2001 - Zurich (w/Vinci); 1999 - US Open (w/Rubin), Philadelphia (w/Rubin); 1998 - Quebec City (w/Rubin); 1995 - San Diego (w/Dechaume-Balleret); 1992 - Pattaya City (w/Paradis-Mangon).

MIXED DOUBLES
Quarterfinalist (1): 1996 - US Open (w/Kilderry).

ADDITIONAL
French Fed Cup Team 1995, 1997-98, 2000-02. French Olympic Team 2000, 2004.