The first round gets underway tomorrow, with all of the women's teams and half of the men's teams in action. Below are Friday's matchups. The other 16 men's teams get underway Saturday. Cracked Racquets will have coverage of this weekend's regionals on two different streams on their YouTube channel. See this ITA article for more information. The ITA also has produced a page with the live scoring and live streaming links, by region. NCAA Division I women's team bracket is here; men's team bracket is here.
WOMEN:
Chapel Hill
No. 1 North Carolina[1] v Charleston So[4]
Old Dominion[3] v South Carolina[2]
Gainesville
Georgia Tech[2] v Central Florida[3]
North Florida[4] v No. 16 Florida[1]
Malibu
No. 9 Pepperdine[1] v Grand Canyon[4]
UNLV[3] v Southern California[2]
Austin
Cal[2] v San Diego[3]
Texas A&M-CC[4] v No. 8 Texas[1]
Ann Arbor
No. 5 Michigan[1] v Youngstown St[4]
Ball State[3] v Notre Dame[2]
Charlottesville
Princeton[2] v Fordham[3]
LIU[4] v No. 12 Virginia[1]
Norman
No. 13 Oklahoma[1] v Hawaii[4]
Arkansas[3] v Washington[2]
Athens
Florida State[2] v Illinois[3]
Florida A&M[4] v No. 4 Georgia[1]
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Raleigh
No. 3 NC State[1] v South Carolina St[4]
Charlotte[3] v Kansas[2]
Coral Gables
Auburn[2] v FIU[3]
Boston U[4] v No. 14 Miami[1]
Ames
No. 11 Iowa St[1] v Drake[4]
LSU[3] v Wisconsin[2]
Durham
UCLA[2] v Texas Tech[3]
William & Mary[4] No. 6 Duke[1]
Stanford
No. 7 Stanford[1] v Weber St.[4]
Denver[3] v Oklahoma State[2]
Columbus
Vanderbilt[2] v ETSU[3]
Xavier[4] v No. 10 Ohio St[1]
Knoxville
No. 15 Tennessee[1] v Southeast Mo St[4]
Wake Forest[3] v Arizona State[2]
College Station
SMU[2] v Baylor[3]
Quinnipiac[4] v No. 2 Texas A&M[1]
MEN:
Columbia
No. 9 South Carolina[1] v South Carolina St[4]
Baylor[3] v Florida State[2]
New York
No. 13 Columbia[1] v St. Francis Brooklyn[4]
St. Johns[3] v Stanford[2]
Lexington
Northwestern[2] v UCLA[3]
Presbyterian[4] v No. 4 Kentucky[1]
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Tucson
Florida[2] v Oklahoma St[3]
Boise St[4] v No. 14 Arizona[1]
Cambridge
No. 11 Harvard[1] v Siena[4]
Arizona St[3] v Illinois[2]
Los Angeles
San Diego[2] v UC Santa Barbara[3]
Idaho[4] v No. 10 Southern California[1]
Starkville
No. 15 Mississippi St[1] v Alabama St[4]
Tulane[3] v Middle Tennessee[2]
Fort Worth
Texas A&M[2] v SMU[3]
UT Arlington[4]v No. 2 TCU[1]
Seventeen-year-old Kaitlin Quevedo has moved into the quarterfinals of the women's
$100,000 USTA Pro Circuit tournament in Bonita Springs Florida, beating fellow qualifier Victoria Hu(Princeton) 7-5, 4-6, 6-4 in 2 hours and 41 minutes. Next up for Quevedo is No. 3 seed Caroline Dolehide, who beat Louisa Chirico 6-4, 6-4. Emma Navarro advanced to the quarterfinals of the
WTA 125 in France today, so I believe she has locked up the USTA's Roland Garros wild card, even if Dolehide wins the title in Bonita Springs. Official word will not come from the USTA until next week.
At the men's
$15,000 USTA Pro Circuit tournament in Orange Park Florida, 18-year-old Aidan Kim, a
recent University Florida signee, defeated former Gator star Duarte Vale of Portugal, the No. 4 seed, 7-5, 6-7(1), 6-4 to reach the quarterfinals. Kim, who plays former South Carolina star Daniel Rodrigues of Portugal next, now has reached two quarterfinals and one semifinal in Florida $15Ks since February.
4 comments:
Colette, what was Lerner Tien’s eligibility issue? 3 of your TRN roundtable members reference eligibility issues/drama. Why would an American Jr. have an issue? I’m aware that there are more reasons a foreign player (Jones TCU) may face challenges. For those of us non-insiders who did not follow the regular season closely, can provide a refresher or summary of Tien’s situation. Glad he is able to play.
From what I have heard, the issue was accounting for the funds received as a participant in the US Open main draw.
Colette, are you saying there is still a limit to prize money earned even though there is not a limit to $$ earned from NIL?
Yes, that's my understanding.
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