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Peak came in 2000 with her only quarterfinal run

Her best Grand Slam result was a quarterfinal at Wimbledon in 2000, when she was 21. That season also produced her deepest US Open run, reaching the round of 16, making 2000 her clear high-water mark.

Strongest Slam was Wimbledon, not the clay major

Wimbledon is her best-performing major overall: she reached the quarterfinal once, the round of 16 once, and the round of 32 once. By contrast, her French Open peak was only the round of 16, despite five appearances there in the data.

Best results clustered between ages 18 and 21

Her top runs all came before age 22: round of 16 at the US Open and French Open in 1997 and 1998, then the Wimbledon quarterfinal in 2000. After turning 22, she never advanced beyond the round of 32.

2002 was her only four-Slam season without a win past the third round

In 2002 she entered all four majors but lost in the round of 32 at the Australian Open and in the round of 128 at the French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open. It was her weakest full Slam season by depth of results.

Career profile is built on consistency more than deep runs

Across 33 tournaments and 76 matches, she compiled a 43-33 record, winning 57% of her Grand Slam matches. The result pattern is heavily concentrated in the middle rounds: five round-of-16 finishes and seven round-of-32 finishes, but only one quarterfinal.