Seeded players had a great day on Monday with 24 of 25 seeds moving on to the fourth round with the 15th seed William Genesen the only seeded loser. 24 of the 32 third round matches finished in straight sets with many winning rather convincingly. Full results from Monday are available here and on my spreadsheet under the 3rd round tab and below are the number of games that the winners dropped.
Game Dropped:
0 - [14] Austin Huang
1 - [1] Michael Mmoh, [3] JJ Wolf
2 - [6] Zeke Clark, [8] Trent Bryde, [30] Patrick Kypson
3 - [5] Gianni Ross, [16] Alexander Brown
4 - [2] John McNally, [18] Keegan Smith, [20] Sebastian Korda, [29] Alafia Ayeni
5 - [17] Sean Sculley, Kyle Seelig
6 - [13] Richard Ciamarra, [22] Connor Hance, Jason Legall, John Carlin, Aleksandar Kovacevic
7 - [7] Vasil Kirkov, [9] Nathan Ponwith, [10] Oliver Crawford, [11] Alexandre Rotsaert, [21] Adam Ambrozy
9 - [4] Sam Riffice, Cody Lin
11 - [19] Chase Wood
12 - [12] Jacob Brumm, Erik Kerrigan
14 - [26] Timothy Sah, Galen Lee
17 - [27] John Speicher
Colette Lewis has her daily recap on ZooTennis with today's post including comments from Sam Riffice who was pushed to three sets.
4th Round:
[1] Michael Mmoh (Pro) vs. [18] Keegan Smith ('17)
[10] Oliver Crawford ('17) vs. [22] Connor Hance ('17 UCLA commit)
[5] Gianni Ross ('17) vs. Erik Kerrigan (Chicago commit)
[14] Austin Huang ('17) vs. Galen Lee (Harvard commit)
[4] Sam Riffice ('18) vs. [20] Sebastian Korda ('18)
[12] Jacob Brumm ('17) vs. Aleksandar Kovacevic (Illinois commit)
[8] Trent Bryde ('18) vs. Cody Lin ('17)
[16] Alexander Brown ('17 Illinois commit) vs. [29] Alafia Ayeni ('17)
[9] Nathan Ponwith (Georgia commit) vs. [17] Sean Sculley ('17 Duke commit)
[6] Zeke Clark (Illinois commit) vs. [21] Adam Ambrozy (Columbia commit)
[13] Richard Ciamarra ('17) vs. [26] Timothy Sah ('17)
[3] JJ Wolf ('17 Ohio State commit) vs. Kyle Seelig (Ohio State Rising Soph)
[11] Alexandre Rotsaert ('18) vs. [19] Chase Wood ('17 Florida State commit)
[7] Vasil Kirkov ('18) vs. John Carlin ('17)
[27] John Speicher ('17) vs. Jason Legall ('17)
[2] John McNally ('17 Ohio State commit) vs. [30] Patrick Kypson ('18)
Breakdown of Final 32
By High School Graduation Class:
2015 - 1
2016 - 7
2017 - 18
2018 - 6
By TRN Star
4-star - 1
5-star - 6
Blue Chip - 25
By Home State
Arizona - 1
California - 8
Connecticut - 1
Florida - 7
Georgia - 2
Illinois - 1
Iowa - 1
Maryland - 1
New York - 1
North Carolina - 1
Ohio - 2
Oklahoma - 1
Pennsylvania - 1
South Carolina - 2
Texas - 2
By College Commitment
Illinois - 3
Ohio State - 3
UCLA - 1
Chicago - 1
Columbia - 1
Duke - 1
Florida State - 1
Georgia - 1
Harvard - 1
Turned Pro - 1
Undecided - 18
By UTR
Low - 12.21 (Kerrigan)
High - 14.62 (Mmoh)
Avg - 13.65
The Tennis Recruiting Network is doing it's analytical round-by-round predictions so check those out to see who they like on Tuesday.
The google doc lets you scroll with the headers staying in place so it may be easier to view it here instead of the chart below.
Game Dropped:
0 - [14] Austin Huang
1 - [1] Michael Mmoh, [3] JJ Wolf
2 - [6] Zeke Clark, [8] Trent Bryde, [30] Patrick Kypson
3 - [5] Gianni Ross, [16] Alexander Brown
4 - [2] John McNally, [18] Keegan Smith, [20] Sebastian Korda, [29] Alafia Ayeni
5 - [17] Sean Sculley, Kyle Seelig
6 - [13] Richard Ciamarra, [22] Connor Hance, Jason Legall, John Carlin, Aleksandar Kovacevic
7 - [7] Vasil Kirkov, [9] Nathan Ponwith, [10] Oliver Crawford, [11] Alexandre Rotsaert, [21] Adam Ambrozy
9 - [4] Sam Riffice, Cody Lin
11 - [19] Chase Wood
12 - [12] Jacob Brumm, Erik Kerrigan
14 - [26] Timothy Sah, Galen Lee
17 - [27] John Speicher
Colette Lewis has her daily recap on ZooTennis with today's post including comments from Sam Riffice who was pushed to three sets.
4th Round:
[1] Michael Mmoh (Pro) vs. [18] Keegan Smith ('17)
[10] Oliver Crawford ('17) vs. [22] Connor Hance ('17 UCLA commit)
[5] Gianni Ross ('17) vs. Erik Kerrigan (Chicago commit)
[14] Austin Huang ('17) vs. Galen Lee (Harvard commit)
[4] Sam Riffice ('18) vs. [20] Sebastian Korda ('18)
[12] Jacob Brumm ('17) vs. Aleksandar Kovacevic (Illinois commit)
[8] Trent Bryde ('18) vs. Cody Lin ('17)
[16] Alexander Brown ('17 Illinois commit) vs. [29] Alafia Ayeni ('17)
[9] Nathan Ponwith (Georgia commit) vs. [17] Sean Sculley ('17 Duke commit)
[6] Zeke Clark (Illinois commit) vs. [21] Adam Ambrozy (Columbia commit)
[13] Richard Ciamarra ('17) vs. [26] Timothy Sah ('17)
[3] JJ Wolf ('17 Ohio State commit) vs. Kyle Seelig (Ohio State Rising Soph)
[11] Alexandre Rotsaert ('18) vs. [19] Chase Wood ('17 Florida State commit)
[7] Vasil Kirkov ('18) vs. John Carlin ('17)
[27] John Speicher ('17) vs. Jason Legall ('17)
[2] John McNally ('17 Ohio State commit) vs. [30] Patrick Kypson ('18)
Breakdown of Final 32
By High School Graduation Class:
2015 - 1
2016 - 7
2017 - 18
2018 - 6
By TRN Star
4-star - 1
5-star - 6
Blue Chip - 25
By Home State
Arizona - 1
California - 8
Connecticut - 1
Florida - 7
Georgia - 2
Illinois - 1
Iowa - 1
Maryland - 1
New York - 1
North Carolina - 1
Ohio - 2
Oklahoma - 1
Pennsylvania - 1
South Carolina - 2
Texas - 2
By College Commitment
Illinois - 3
Ohio State - 3
UCLA - 1
Chicago - 1
Columbia - 1
Duke - 1
Florida State - 1
Georgia - 1
Harvard - 1
Turned Pro - 1
Undecided - 18
By UTR
Low - 12.21 (Kerrigan)
High - 14.62 (Mmoh)
Avg - 13.65
The Tennis Recruiting Network is doing it's analytical round-by-round predictions so check those out to see who they like on Tuesday.
The google doc lets you scroll with the headers staying in place so it may be easier to view it here instead of the chart below.
4 comments:
Thai Kwiatkowski whipped Torpegaard 6-1, 6-3. Very interesting scoreline. I'm thinking Thai will be a top 3 player this year.
Stanford signs Richard Liu from Canada.
Bold prediction seeing he's been ranked 1 before
comment never said anything about ranking. College rankings are not completely accurate. Mackie was 9 going into the NCAAs even though he was easily the top player in the country. Just like that, Kwiatkowski will be one of the 3 best players in the country, regardless of ranking.
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