Wimbledon Championships 1984 / junior doubles

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Wimbledon Championships 1984
Singles: Men's Ladies
Double: Men's Ladies Mixed
Singles: Juniors Juniors
Double: Juniors Juniors
R. Single: Men's Ladies Quad
R. Double: Men's Ladies Quad
Wimbledon Championships
Junior Doubles
1983 ◄ 1984 ► 1985

The junior doubles of the Wimbledon Championships 1984 was a tennis competition in London .

Last year's winners were Patty Fendick and Patricia Hy .

Seeding list

No. pairing Round reached

01. Soviet UnionSoviet Union Viktorija Milwidskaya Laryssa Savchenko
Soviet UnionSoviet Union 
final
02. NetherlandsNetherlands Digna Ketelaar Simone signs
NetherlandsNetherlands 
Quarter finals
03. Brazil 1968Brazil Running out of slides Mercedes Paz
ArgentinaArgentina 
1 round
04th South Africa 1961South Africa Rene Mentz Kathleen Schuurmans
BelgiumBelgium 
1 round

Main round

Explanation of symbols

  • r = retired
  • d = disqualification
  • where = walkover
First round   Quarter finals   Semifinals   final
1  Soviet UnionSoviet Union W. Milvidskaya L. Savchenko
 Soviet UnionSoviet Union 
6th 6th        
 United StatesUnited States D. Spence M. Werdel
 United StatesUnited States 
3 0     1  Soviet UnionSoviet Union W. Milvidskaya L. Savchenko
 Soviet UnionSoviet Union 
6th 6th  
 CanadaCanada H. Kelesi J. Novotná
 CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia 
7th 2 7th    CanadaCanada H. Kelesi J. Novotná
 CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia 
3 4th  
 United KingdomUnited Kingdom A. Grant S. Mair
 United KingdomUnited Kingdom 
6th 6th 5       1  Soviet UnionSoviet Union W. Milvidskaya L. Savchenko
 Soviet UnionSoviet Union 
6th 7th  
3  Brazil 1968Brazil N. Dias, M. Paz
 ArgentinaArgentina 
1 2      South Africa 1961South Africa E. Reinach, M. Reinach
 South Africa 1961South Africa 
3 6th  
 South Africa 1961South Africa E. Reinach, M. Reinach
 South Africa 1961South Africa 
6th 6th      South Africa 1961South Africa E. Reinach, M. Reinach
 South Africa 1961South Africa 
6th 7th  
 Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany A. Betzner I. Cueto
 Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany 
6th 7th    Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany A. Betzner I. Cueto
 Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany 
2 6th  
 United KingdomUnited Kingdom B. Borneo J. Louis
 United KingdomUnited Kingdom 
3 6th       1  Soviet UnionSoviet Union W. Milvidskaya L. Savchenko
 Soviet UnionSoviet Union 
3 7th 4th
 ItalyItaly L. Garrone K. Maleewa
 Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria 
     United StatesUnited States C. Kuhlman S. Rehe
 United StatesUnited States 
6th 5 6th
 SwitzerlandSwitzerland E. Krapl, M. Yokota
 JapanJapan 
w. O.      SwitzerlandSwitzerland E. Krapl, M. Yokota
 JapanJapan 
   
 United StatesUnited States C. Kuhlman S. Rehe
 United StatesUnited States 
7th 6th    United StatesUnited States C. Kuhlman S. Rehe
 United StatesUnited States 
w. O.  
4th  South Africa 1961South Africa R. Mentz K. Schuurmans
 BelgiumBelgium 
5 4th        United StatesUnited States C. Kuhlman S. Rehe
 United StatesUnited States 
6th 6th
 SwedenSweden C. Anderholm, M. Lundqvist
 SwedenSweden 
6th 3 3      JapanJapan E. Iida A. Kijimuta
 JapanJapan 
0 3  
 JapanJapan E. Iida A. Kijimuta
 JapanJapan 
2 6th 6th      JapanJapan E. Iida A. Kijimuta
 JapanJapan 
6th 4th 6th  
 Hong Kong 1959Hong Kong P. Moreno J. Saberon
 Philippines 1981Philippines 
0 6th   2  NetherlandsNetherlands D. Ketelaar S. Schilder
 NetherlandsNetherlands 
4th 6th 1  
2  NetherlandsNetherlands D. Ketelaar S. Schilder
 NetherlandsNetherlands 
6th 7th    

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