ITF World No. 1 Juniors Julieta Pareja, the Wimbledon -finalist and Ivan Ivanov van Bulgaria, the Wimbledon Champion led the list of contenders, with the seeds listed below. A comment about the boys seeds, with Nicolas Arseneault from Canada that is sown exclusively based on his ATP ranking list, which is 502. Girls are occasionally sown based on their WTA rankings, but I don’t remember the last time a boy received a seed through those ITF calculations. An interesting fact from the Girls Seeds is that none of the Top 8 played one of the ITF Junior Circuit Warm-Up J300s, with Americans Pareja and Penickova who played Women’s Qualifying open that week. Defending champion Mika Stojsavljevic van Groot -Britain, sown no. 9, played in Canada last week and lost in the semi -final.
Our Open Junior Championships Seeds
Girls:
1. Julieta Pareja, USA
2. Hannah Klugman, GBR
3. Kristina Penickov, USA
4. Mia Pohankova, SVK
5. Julia Stuseek, gives
6. Jana Kovackova, CZE
7. Alena Kovackova, CZE
8. Charo Dodge Banuls, ESP
9. Mika Stojsavljevic, GBR
10. Happiness Vladson, LTU
11. Ruien Zhang, Chn
12. Luna Cinalli, Arg
13. Elizara Yaneva, Bul
14. Jembindromme, belt
15. Victoria Barros, good
16. Thea Frodin, USA
Guys:
1. Ivan Ivanov, Bul
2. Andres Santamarta Roig, ESP
3. Yannick Alexandrescou, Rou
4. Benjamin Willwerth, USA
5. Alexander Vasilev, Bul
6. Oskari Paldanius, Finn
7. Niels McDonald, Ger
8. Max Schoenhaus, Ger
9. Jack Kennedy, USA
10. Ryo Tabata, JPN
11. Nicolas Arseneault,
12. Alan Wazna, Pol
13. Timofei Derepasko, Russian
14. Oliver Bonding, GBR
15. Ronit Karki, USA
16. Joao Didoni Bologna, bra
The 38 Americans-16 Girls and 22 boys-olements Three special exemptions from Canada, with Anita TU (Singles quarter finalist), Kori Montoya (double-sided semi-final) and Gavin Goode (Singles Semifinalist) who were all in the main drawing because they were unable to compete in American open qualification. The special exemption from the second boys went to Michele Mecarelli from Italy, who beat Goode in the semi -final.
Leena Friedman finally came to her own ranking, so Tianmei Wang received her previously announced Wildcard.
The first round Junior Singles matches on Saturday with Americans:
Kristina Penickova[3] In Nellie Taraba Wallberg (SWE)
Kori Montoya[SE] V Deniz Dilek (Tour)
Julieta -Paar[1] V Mika Bechnik
Leena Friedman V Ruby Cooling[Q](GBR)
Anita you[SE] V Elizara Yaneva (BUL)
Thea Frodin[16] V Eugenia Zozaya Mendez (ESP)
Maya Iyengar V cannon Sawashiro (JPN)
Hannah Ayrault[WC] V Riyo Yoshida[Q](JPN
Bella Payne[WC] v daphnee mpetshi perricard[Q](BY)
Lffe[WC] V Yushan Shao (CHN)
Alexis Nguyen[WC] In Jeline Vandromme[14](Call)
Aspen Schuman[Q] V Hannah Klugman[2](GBR)
Benjamin Willwerth[4] V Cruz Hewitt (out)
Izyan Ahmad[Q] In Tito Chavez[Q](In particular)
Michael Antonius[WC] V Ivan Ivanov[1](Bul)
Keaton Hance V Naoto Tomizawa[Q](JPN)
Secord V Oliver Bonding[14](GBR)
Jack Kennedy[9] V Nikita Bilozertsev (UKR)
Matisse Farzam[WC] V Linus Lagerbohm (great)
Tanishk Konduri[WC] V Alexander Vasilev[5](Bul)
Maximus Dussault V Hitesh Chauhan[Q](IND)
Carel Ngounoue[WC] V Yannik Alvarez (PUR)
Marcel Cans[WC] V Michele Mecaelli (ITA): Construction work
Noah Johnston V Alejandro Arcila (Col)
Dominick Mosejczuk V Pedro Chabalgoity[Q](BRA)
I hate reddy[WC] V Max Schoenhaus[8](Ger)
Jack Sattterfield v Jamie Mackenzie (Ger)
Andrew Johnson[WC] V Yannick Alexandrescou[3](Rou)
Saturday open US Open Third round results of Americans:
Coco Gauff[3] D. Magdalena Free[28](Pol) 6-3, 6-1
Amanda Anisimova[8] D. Jaqueline Cristian (Rou) 6-4, 4-6, 6-2
Tommy Paul[14] V Alexander Bublik[23](Kaz)
Sunday US Open Fourth round matches with Americans:
Jessica Pegula[4] V Ann li
Taylor Townsend In Barbora Krejcikov (CZE)
Taylor Fritz V Tomas Machac[21](Jun)
In the first round of the first round of men today, the NCAA Fall Doubles champions Robert Cash and JJ Tracy from Ohio State Romain Aredo from Monaco and Rohan Bopanna from India 6-4, 6-3. Usta Collegiate Playoff champions Cooper Williams and Theo Wineegar van Duke won their match against Petr Nouza and Patrik Rikl of the Czech Republic 7-6 (7), 6-4.
Kalamazoo 18S champions Max Exsted and Cooper Woentendick (TCU) will opposite No. 6 seeds Neal Skupski (LSU) and Joe Salisbury (Memphis) of Groot -Britain on the court 17 Sunday afternoon.
The title of the girls in Canada went to No. 4 Seed Ksenia Ephremova of France, who defeated no. 7 seed yihan qu from China 6-3, 6-0. In an unlikely series of coincidences, EFREMOVA also won global warming for Roland Garros this year for her first J300 title, with this her second. She also plays the number 7 seed in New York, Alena Kovackova of the Czech Republic.
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