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W35 Wagga Wagga is a women's ITF tournament held in Australia. The 2026 edition takes place 4–8 October 2026 on hard courts. The singles draw features 32 players competing from the round of 32 through to the final. This page provides the full schedule, live scores and complete results for the current edition, with each match linking to detailed head-to-head records, recent form and pre-match analysis.
Hard courts give a true, medium-paced bounce that suits all-court tennis and rewards clean, consistent ball-striking.
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Who is the favourite to win W35 Wagga Wagga 2026?
Based on Umpiry's Title chances projection, Ena Shibahara currently has the highest probability of winning at 30%, followed by Haruka Kaji (16%) and Naho Sato (15%). The probabilities are calculated by simulating the remaining draw and update after every match.
Who does Umpiry project to win W35 Wagga Wagga 2026?
Ena Shibahara is the most likely champion (30%) in Umpiry's Monte Carlo simulation of the remaining W35 Wagga Wagga draw. The Draw tab shows their most likely route to the title — their projected opponent in each round — and updates after every result.
What surface is W35 Wagga Wagga played on?
W35 Wagga Wagga is played on hard.
How fast is the court at W35 Wagga Wagga?
W35 Wagga Wagga plays at a slow pace — our court pace index is 1 out of 100, where a higher number means a faster court.
What category is W35 Wagga Wagga?
W35 Wagga Wagga is part of the ITF.