Peru at the 1994 Federation Cup

Peru made its debut in the premier women's tennis which is the Fed Cup in the year 1982 and has played for a total of 12 years. It has played 49 ties to date with Laura Gildemeister holding the record of making most total wins and most singles wins. Peru's best performance came in the year when it reached the round of 16 in 1982 in Santa Clara. Peru at the 1994 Federation Cup played from the America Group 1 pool A.

Peru at the 1994 Federation Cup played in the America Group 1 pool A and completed 4 ties. It won two ties and lost the rest 2. In the first Round Robin it defeated El Salvador with the score 3-0. The next tie was against Costa Rica in which Peru won again 3-0. The third Round Robin tie was against Paraguay. It lost this tie to Paraguay 0-3. The next and last tie for Peru was against Chile. This too was a fateful game for Peru. Peru's initial enthusiasm and gusto was missing in the last two. Chile took advantage of Peru's weak situation in the main draw and grounded it with the score 0-3. This average performance of Peru in 1994 made it to play from the same group the following year too.

The performance of Peru at the 1994 Federation Cup was quite mediocre. It won two ties and lost two. This outcome held its position in the ranking ladder intact- no progress, no relapse. It would have to play in the same group in the year 1995 too. Thus there was nothing much that Peru would have to ruminate on its performance except for its loss and maintenance of status quo.