WTA RANKING HISTORY
Season-Ending Singles: 2002-69; 2001-149; 2000-709
Career-High Singles (as of Nov. 17, 2002): No. 59 (Sept. 16-22, 2002)
Career-High Doubles (as of Nov. 17, 2002): No. 82 (Nov. 11-17, 2002)

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
SINGLES — Winner (2 WTA Tour): 2002 - Pattaya, ITF/Dubai-UAE; 2001 - Bali. Semifinalist (1): 2002 - Shanghai.
DOUBLES — Winner (1): 2002 - Bol (w/Garbin). Finalist (1): 2003 - Doha (w/Vento-Kabchi). Semifinalist (3): 2003 - Dubai (w/Vento-Kabchi); 2002 - Dubai (w/Hsieh), Pattaya (w/Tanasugarn).
ADDITIONAL: Indonesian Fed Cup Team 2001.

2003 IN DETAIL
January - Ousted No. 4 seed Bedanova in 1r at Canberra; l. 2r to Loit; made Australian Open debut, l. 1r to No. 21 seed Sugiyama in 3s
February - WC at Tokyo [Pan Pacific] and recorded first Tier I match win over qualifier Jeon 1r, l. 2r to No. 2 seed Dokic 76 64 after leading 5-0 first set; seeded No. 7 at Hyderabad, held 5 mp before losing 2r to qualifier Kirilenko 57 75 63; at Doha, d. Talaja 76 64, l. 2r to No. 8 seed Pratt in 3s; doubles runner-up w/Vento-Kabchi with wins over No. 1 seeds Black/Likhovtseva and No. 4 seeds Kuznetsova/Navratilova
March - After ousting qualifier Morigami, upset No. 9 seed Schnyder before l. to Serna in 3r at Indian Wells; Fell 1r at Miami to Pennetta
CAREER IN REVIEW
1999 - Debuted on ITF Circuit at two events in Indonesia, reaching one QF
2000 - At six ITF Circuit events, reached one SF and three QF; won back-to-back ITF Circuit doubles title (career firsts)
2001 - Debuted on WTA Tour at Bali, becoming the youngest player to win a tournament all season, at age 16 yrs., 8 mos. 18 days; saved two match points No. 2 seed Tanasugarn in QF and received a standing ovation after her two-hour, 57-minute SF win over Su-Wei Hsieh; came back from down 2-5, 0-40 to save four set points in 2s against Kruger in final; became sixth player to win her debut Tour event and first since 1999 (Henin at Antwerp); was lowest ranked player ever to win a Tour title at No. 579 (not including players who were unranked, like Lucic at Bol 1997, Seles at Houston 1989, Purdy at 1983 Pittsburgh, Jaeger at 1980 Las Vegas, Austin at 1977 Portland, Goolagong at 1977 [Dec.] Australian Open, Shriver at 1978 Columbus); next lowest ranked is probably No. 205 Okamoto at 1989 Japan Open; after winning title, ranking jumped to No. 151; failed to qualify at next Tour event, in Pattaya; appeared in five ITF Circuit events and reached one final; failed to qualify at one other event; won third ITF Circuit doubles title
2002 - Reached SF in Dubai doubles as qualifiers (w/Su-Wei Hsieh); l. to eventual tournament winners Rittner/Vento-Kabchi; predicted to finish the season ranked highest among up-and-coming players by fans on the WTA Tour Web site; at a top-level ITF Circuit event in Dubai, upset No. 2 seed en route to title and earned spot in main draw of WTA Tour event in Bol; in Bol, won first match before falling to top seed Dementieva; won first doubles title on WTA Tour with first-time partner Garbin, upsetting top three seeds en route...Made Grand Slam debut at Roland Garros, d. Craybas in 1r before falling to Dominikovic; won junior title over Harkleroad in 3s; at debut Wimbledon, upset world No. 17, No. 15 seed Smashnova and held six set points on Tu in the first set in their 2r match before falling 76 75; ranking vaulted from No. 93 to No. 75; played in Los Angeles as a qualifier (first appearance since Wimbledon), and l. 1r to Krasnoroutskaya; made US Open debut against Kournikova, winning 63 60 in 44 minutes before falling 2r to Foretz; ranking moved up to No. 65; in Shanghai, reached a WTA Tour SF for second time with a QF upset over No. 3 seed C. Fernandez; ranking improved to No. 59; lost 1r at Bali where she was defending champion; unseeded, captured second career singles title at Pattaya with wins over top seed Panova and No. 5 seed Sucha; reached doubles SF

AWARDS/ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Became first Indonesian to win a Wimbledon title when she defeated Safina (sister of men’s player Marat Safin) 64 06 75 to claim junior girls title in 2001
• In juniors, won 2000 Mitsubishi Lancer Int’l Champ’s, Singapore Int’l Champ’s 2001 Wimbledon, LTA Int’l Champ’s [East Molesey], Japan Open, Thailand Open, Singapore Int’l Champ’s and 2002 Roland Garros; in junior doubles, won 1998 Malaysian Int’l Champ’s, 1999 Indonesia Int’l Champs, 2000 Mitsubishi Lancer Int’l Champ’s, Singapore Int’l Champ’s, Indonesia Int’l Champs, 2001 Canadian Open, LTA Int’l Champ’s [East Molesey], Mitsubishi Lancer Int’l Champ’s, Thailand Open and 2002 Australian Open

PERSONAL
Coached by Meiske H. Wiguna and Deddy Tejamukti...Father's name is Rico Widjaja; mother's name is Hanita Erwin...Is youngest of six children (has 5 brothers)...Likes to swim and surf the Internet.