College Park ITF J300 Summary, Videos; Caldwell, Ahmad and Schuman are eligible for US Open Juniors; Goode reaches the ITF J300 repentance; Kalamazoo Champions Exsted and Woestendick Roll in USO Men’s Doubles Opener

With the start of the US Open Junior Championships Less than 48 hours drive, it’s time to put an arc ITF J300 in College Park Maryland. My summary of the tournament is today on the tennis recruitment network, with details about the runs to the titles of the 15-year-old qualification Kristina Liutova and no. 2 seed Yannick Alexandrescou.

Caldwell, 18, won his second consecutive game via a match tie-graker and defeated unguided Christian Gronfeldt-Sorensen van Denmark 7-6 (2), 2-6, 10-8. Ahmad, 15, defeated Zavier Augustin 6-0, 6-3 in the only All-USA match today. Ahmad is one of the two wildcards to continue to the main table, with the Japanese Naoto Tomizawa beating two seeds to reach the main table.

No. 13 Seed Raya Kotseva, who lost to Daphnee Mpetshi Perricard from France, the sister of Giovanni, 6-2, 4-6, 10-8 is number 1 on the Lucky Loser list, while lost to USC Freshman Zozaya Zozaya Zozaya Zozaya Zozaya Zozaya Zozaya Zozaya, the no. 2 Seed, 6-3, 7-5, is third on the Loser List.

Ford McCollum, who lost no. 11 Seed Pedro Chabalgoity from Brazil 7-5, 7-5, is number 2 on the boys Lucky Loser list.

The drawings are expected to be released on Saturday, with game that starts at 11 am Sunday.

The top seeds of girls also lost today in the semi-final, with 2024 US Open Champion Mika Stojsavljevic of Great Britain lost no. 7 Seed Yihan Qu from China 6-1, 6-4. Quest will be confronted with no. 4 Seed Ksenia Ephremova of France, who defeated no. 2 Seed Yushan Shao from China 6-1, 6-4.

Carrie-Anne Hoo and Kaya Moe, the No. 7 seeds, won the Girls Doubles title in Canada via a walkover of top seeds Ephremova and Kali Supova from Slovakia.

Yannik Alvarez from Puerto Rico and Ryan Cozad, the no. 4 seeds, lost in the boy’s finale of Top seeds Miguel and Sesko 6-1, 6-2.

Qualification Jan-Lennard Struff of Germany extended his US Open Winning Streak to six games, with a 6-4, 6-3, 7-6 (7) victory on Tiafoe, a semi-finalist in New York in two of the past three years.

However, there was good news in Doubles to open the day, with Kalamazoo 18S Champions Cooper Woetendick (TCU) and Maxwell Exsted absolutely David Goffin van Belgium and Alexandre Muller van France 6-0, 6-1. Although Goffin and Muller are not exactly a formidable Double Team, Exsted and Woenstendick only needed 44 minutes to complete the victory, with their level as high as each team of 18-year-olds ever displayed. They had 24 winners up to 3 for Goffin and Muller and only made 10 casual mistakes. At one point they had won 38 points for their opponents 14; They finished with a 52-25 edge in points.

Things will be considerably more difficult in their second round match against no. 6 seeds Neal Skupski (LSU) and Joe Salisbury (Memphis) of Great Britain. Salisbury is a triple US Open Doubles champion men with Rajeev Ram. Exsted plays the US Open Junior Championships, so his first round boys match has to be planned around their second double round.

Usta Collegiate Play -off winners Cooper Williams and Theo Wineegar van Duke will play their first round match against Niet -Seed Petr Nouza and Patrik Rikl of the Czech Republic on Saturday. The collegial play -off winners of the ladies Reese Brantmeier and Alanis Hamilton of North Carolina will play their second round match against no. 4 seed Veronika Kudermetova van Russia and Elise Mertens from Belgium.

Wild Cards Clervie Ngounoue and IVA Jovic will play on Saturday at the court 17, with no. 11 seeds Timea Babos of Hungary and Luisa Stefani (Pepperdine) of Brazil.