Blanch deserves the first ATP victory in the qualification of Winston-Salem; Sohns and Ngounoue catch J100 titles in Chestertown; College Park ITF J300 Wild Cards; Jodar wins first challenger; Hrastar claims First Pro Circuit title

Kalamazoo 18S champion Darwin Blanch Today I got the biggest victory of his professional career in the qualification of the ATP 250 Winston-Salem openThe beating of ATP No. 116 Tristan Boyer (Stanford) 6-2, 6-3. The 17-year-old left-handed person, who nowadays will have the only breaking point with which he was confronted, plays no. 4 Seed Valentin Royer from France in Sunday’s last qualifying match. Just like Blanch, Royer has received a main trial in the US Open; Blanch for winning Kalamazoo, Royer as the French mutual wildcard.

Ngounoue, the number 3 seed, did not drop a set all week and defeated no. 2 seed Oliver Sanders from the Czech Republic 6-4, 6-2. Sohns, the No. 2 Seed, did not lose a set to the final and defeated No. 7 Seed Londyn McCord 3-6, 6-4, 7-5 in the championship match.

No. 8 Seeds Joanna Kennedy and Katie Spencer won the girls’ doubles and defeated ungusted Sobee Oak and Alina Vyssochenko van Ukraine 6-3, 6-0 in the final. Kennedy and Spencer have not dropped a set in their four wins.

France’s Aaron Gabet and Canada’s Xavier Massotte, the best seeds, defeated unwanted Connor Plunkett and Andrew Gordon with 6-1, 6-3 for the title of the Boys Doubles.

The non-beaten Spanish team of Isabel Adrover Gallego (Nebraska) and Aran Teixido Garcia (Memphis, LSU) won the Doubles title in Huntsville, defeated no. 4 Seeded Broadfoot and Wolfpack Tammate Mia Slama 6-2, 6-4

Non-faded Braden Shick (NC State) and Matthew Thomson (Wake Forest) won the Doubles title and defeated No. 3 seeds Reece Falck and Matthew Shearer of New Zealand 7-6 (5), 7-6 (5) in the final. It is the first Pro Circuit title for both Shick and Thomson.