Goode is eligible for Winston-Salem Challenger; Vidmanova places the first top 100 win in WTA 500 in Guadalajara; US Open Boys finalists Ivanov and Vasilev No. 1 and No. 2 in ITF Junior Rankings; Lilov signs with Ohio State

Seventeen-year-old Gavin Goode was not successful in his first two attempts to win an ATP point this spring as a wildcard at M15S and M25S in Orlando. But from his first ITF J300 final in Rennentigny last month, Goode now has four, qualify today at this week ATP Challenger 75 in Winston-Salem North Carolina. The left-handed from Raleigh beat the second-year student Jangjun Kim van Korea with 6-4, 1-6, 6-1 in the last qualifying round and will be confronted in the first round another Cavalier-Tweede year student: Rafael Jodar van Spain. The 19-year-old Jodar, who won his first Challenger title last month, is registered in Virginia this fall this fall, but will play a lot of the USTA Pro Circuit Hard Court-Changes in the coming months instead of collegial events. The ITA -smokie of the year 2025 is currently 369 in the ATP ranking.

Wake Forest Freshman Dominick Mosejczuk lost from Pepperdine Junior Edward Winter of Australia 7-6 (6), 6-3, but three other Americans reached the main table by qualifying: Duke Junior Cooper Williams, Die Vanderbilt Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Defeated Sophomore contract; Quinn Vandecasteele (Oregon), die Texas A&M tweedejaarsstudent Theo Papamalamis van Frankrijk 7-5, 7-6 (2) versloeg, en recente afgestudeerde Harvard-afgestudeerde Daniel Milavsky, die Joshua Sheehy (Abliene Christian) 7-5, 5-7, 6-4 twee uur en 4 minuten versloeg.

Six first round games will be played tonight, with only two results so far. Antoine Ghibaudo van France, a second-year student in Kentucky, defeated No. 6 Seed Garrett Johns (Duke) 6-3, 6-4 and Martin Damm defeated Wild Card Emon van Loben Sels (UCLA) 6-3, 6-7 (8), 6-3.

Dasha Vidmanov, who won the NCAA -Singles, Doubles and team titles in her illustrious career in Georgia, today achieved her first WTA Top 100 victory on the WTA 500 in Guadalajara Mexico. The 22-year-old from the Czech Republic, 161 in the WTA ranking, qualified for her first WTA head drawing with victories over Emina Bektas (Michigan) and Ena Shibahara (UCLA) of Japan. Today she defeated No. 7 Seed and WTA 58 Alycia Parks 6-2, 6-4. Vidmanova plays colleague Czech Nikola Bartunkova, a 19-year-old wildcard who reached the final of Wimbledon Girls in 2023.

IVA Jovic is also on to the second round in Guadalajara and reports Katarzyna Kawa van Polen 6-4, 4-6, 6-3 tonight.

The post-vs open ITF Junior Rankings were released today, with two Bulgarians at the top of the boy’s list. Ivan Ivanov, the US Open Boys Champion, was already number 1 after his Wimbledon title, so he has now built up a considerable lead in ranking. US Open Boys finalist Alexander Vasilev has moved to No. 2, after starting the tournament at number 7.

Zangar Nurlanuly from Kazakhstan is a career-high of 25 after his semi-final, and Andrew Johnson goes from 109 to 60 after his run to the quarterfinals.

Julieta Pareja retains her number 1 ranking in the ITF juniors, but she is less than 50 points ahead of Hannah Klugman, who is a career high of 2 in the ITF rankings after her appearance in the semi-final. Champion Jeline Vandromme is a career-high 3 and runs less than 200 points behind Pareja.

Surprise finalist Lea Nilsson moved 58 places, to No. 26, which came all the way because of the qualification to become the first Swedish girl in the final of the US Open Singles.

Welles Newman, the 15-year-old Wildcard, made a nice leap to no. 71 after reaching the third round.

This week’s ranking, the fields for next month’s ITF Junior Finals, the eight-players tournament for the top juniors, which is being played in China.

The fields, if all players accept their invitations, which is rarely the case:

Guys:

1. Ivan Ivanov (Bul)

2. Alexander Vasilev (BUL)

3. Andres Santamarta Roig (ESP)

4. Jacopo Vasami (Ita)

5. Benjamin Willwerth (US)

6. Max Schoenhaus (Ger)

7. Yannick Alexandrescou (Rou)

8. Jack Kennedy (US)

Girls:

1. Julieta Parec (US)

2. Hannah Klugman (GBR)

3. Jeline Handromme (BEL)

4. Mia Pohankova (SVK)

5. Lilly tags (aut)

6. Emerson Jones (AUS)

7. Kristina Penickova (US)

14. Ruien Zhang (CHN)

Zhang, as a top 25 player from China, no. 8 Julia Stuseek from Germany jumps.