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Finalbg Qual Sing DRAW2016 2016 ITA Men’s All-American Championships Qualifying Men's Singles C = Case Tennis Center U = Union High School Times First Round Monday 2nd Round, Tues 3rd Round, Tues 1 Justin Butsch (1), LSU 11:30 C 2 Dominic Bechard, Tulsa 3 Christian Seraphim, Wake Forest 10:30 U 4 Jaime Barajas, Utah State 5 Sebastian Heim (17-24), UC Irvine 8:00 C 6 Sameer Kumar, Stanford 7 Adam Moundir, Old Dominion 8:00 C 8 Jeffrey Schorsch, Valparaiso 9 Alec Adamson (10), UC Davis 8:00 C 10 Robert Levine, Duke 11 Ronit Bisht, Texas Tech 8:00 C 12 Filip Kraljevic, Ole Miss 13 Filip Bergevi (17-24), California 8:00 C 14 Jake Hansen, Rice 15 Rob Bellamy, USC (Q) 8:00 C 16 Alex Day, Princeton 17 Christian Langmo (5), Miami (FL) 8:00 C 18 Jack Schipanski, Tennessee 19 Alex Keyser, Columbia (Q) 8:00 C 20 Hayden Sabatka, New Mexico 21 John Mee (25-32), Texas 8:00 C 22 Joe DiGuilio, UCLA (Q) 23 Laurence Verboven, USC 11:00 C 24 Samm Butler, SMU 25 Benjamin Ugarte (14), Purdue 8:00 C 26 Dylan King, Yale (Q) 27 Matic Spec, Minnesota 11:30 U 28 Jacob Dunbar, Richmond 29 Kai Lemke (25-32), Memphis 8:00 C 30 Vadym Kalyuzhnyy, South Florida 31 Lucas Gerch, Oklahoma State 9:00 C 32 Jack Murray, North Carolina 33 Andrew Watson (3), Memphis 8:00 C 34 Jayson Amos, Oregon 35 Emil Reinberg, Georgia 9:00 C 36 Christian Sigsgaard, Texas (Q) 37 Alex Sendegeya (17-24), Texas Tech 9:00 C 38 Florian Bragusi, Oklahoma 39 Alex Cozbinov, UNLV 11:00 C 40 Jarod Hing, Tulsa 41 Mitch Stewart (11), Washington 9:00 C 42 Edward Covalschi, Notre Dame 43 Raheel Manji, Indiana 11:00 U 44 Vaughn Hunter, Mississippi State 45 Chase Perez-Blanco (17-24), Florida 11:00 U 46 Dennis Uspensky, Wake Forest 47 Constantin Frantzen, Baylor 9:30 C 48 Alberto Barroso-Campos, South Florida (Q) 49 David Wilczynski (6), Stanford 9:30 C 50 Tim Sandkaulen, Ole Miss 51 Jordi Arconada, Texas A&M 10:00 C 52 Sebastian Rey, Tulane 53 Thibualt Forget (25-32), USC 10:00 C 54 Aziz Dougaz, Florida State 55 Srdjan Jakovljevic, Tennessee (Q) 11:00 C 56 Victor Pham, Columbia 57 Harrison Scott (13), Texas 10:00 C 58 Carter Lin, Michigan 59 Lukas Finzelberg, Oklahoma State 10:00 C 60 Haru Inoue, Wichita State (LL) 61 Martin Joyce (25-32), Ohio State 10:30 C 62 Gonzalo Morell Raschiatore, Middle Tennessee State 63 Vincent Gillespie, Drake 10:30 C 64 Jefta Kecic, North Florida (Q) 2016 ITA Men’s All-American Championships Qualifying Men's Singles First Round Monday 2nd Round, Tues 3rd Round, Tues 65 Rodrigo Banzer, Texas (Q) 9:30 U 66 Richard Pham, Columbia 67 Peter Bertran, South Florida (Q) 8:00 U 68 Robert Kelly (17-24), North Carolina 69 Alan Gadjiev, Wake Forest 8:00 U 70 Gabor Csonka, LSU 71 Jolan Cailleau, Texas Tech 8:00 U 72 Constantin Schmitz (9), Tulane 73 David Warren, Rice 8:00 U 74 Michael Genender, Stanford 75 Jurence Mendoza, Oklahoma State 9:30 C 76 Walker Duncan (17-24), Georgia 77 David Micevski, Utah 8:00 U 78 Niclas Braun, Mississippi State 79 Michael Feucht, Lamar (Q) 9:30 U 80 Herkko Pollanen (8), Ohio State 81 Trevor Johnson, TCU 8:00 U 82 Riley Smith, USC 83 Francois Kellerman, Tulsa 11:00 C 84 Eduardo Mena (25-32), Tennessee Tech 85 Gal Hakak, Washington 8:00 U 86 Yuya Ito, Texas 87 Catalin Mateas, Duke 11:00 U 88 Carlos Benito (15), Georgia Tech 89 Felix Corwin, Minnesota 10:00 U 90 Keivon Tabrizi, Indiana (LL) 91 Michael Weindl, Old Dominion (Q) 10:30 C 92 Arjun Kadhe (25-32), Oklahoma State 93 Luke Gamble, Princeton 8:00 U 94 Julius Tverijonas, George Washington 95 Tuki Jacobs, South Alabama 8:00 U 96 Ryan Peniston (4), Memphis 97 Nathan Ponwith, Georgia 8:00 U 98 Josh Silverstein, Iowa 99 Enzo Sommer, Washington 8:00 U 100 Jack Findel-Hawkins (17-24), North Florida 101 Luca Corintelli, Virginia 11:00 U 102 Harrison O'Keefe, South Carolina 103 Max Lunkin, Texas A&M 8:00 U 104 Josh Hagar (12), Notre Dame 105 Jackie Tang, Columbia (Q) 10:30 U 106 Filip Vittek, Univ. of San Diego 107 Tommy Bennett, Rice 10:30 U 108 Alex Knight (17-24), Michigan 109 Leonardo Telles, Texas 9:30 U 110 Justin Roberts, South Florida (Q) 111 Aziz Kijametovic, Old Dominion 9:00 U 112 Billy Griffith (7), California 113 Bjorn Thomson, Texas Tech 9:00 U 114 Brandon Holt, USC 115 Tyler Lu, Yale 9:00 U 116 Max Kan (25-32), Wake Forest 117 Joshua Peck, North Carolina (Q) 10:00 U 118 Jannis Koeke, Georgia State 119 Bart Van Leijsen, New Mexico 10:00 U 120 Igor Smelyanski (16), Clemson 121 Jimmy Bendeck, Baylor (Q) 10:00 U 122 Diego Vives, Princeton 123 Julian Childers, Illinois 9:00 U 124 Timo Stodder (25-32), Tennessee 125 Thomas Laurent, Oregon 10:00 C 126 Tristan Meraut, Oklahoma State 127 Zvonimir Babic, Ole Miss 10:30 U 128 Spencer Papa (2), Oklahoma.
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