Leach and Kennedy, Penickova Twins Top Seeds at ITF J300 Indian Wells; Santhos and Kha Win Las Vegas J100 Titles; Giron, Paul and Pegula Advance to Fourth Round at BNP Paribas Open

It's a travel day for me, before I start onsite coverage of the ITF J300 in Indian Wells Monday, but I wanted to get a couple of items up before it gets any later on the East Coast, although you can expect late updates throughout the next three weeks I'm in California.

The draws are up, without the qualifiers placed, and, as usual are dominated by Americans. There is just one seeded international boy, Australian Cruz Hewitt, the son of Lleyton Hewitt, and two seeded girls from outside the United States, Dune Vaissaud of France and Alyssa James of Jamaica. 

Below are the seeds, who will not play until Tuesday, and the complete list of wild cards, which include J100 Las Vegas boys singles finalist Andre Alcantara and girls doubles finalists Karlin Schock and Kennedy Drenser-Hagman.

ITF J300 Indian Wells boys seeds (USA unless otherwise indicated)

1. Jagger Leach

2. Jack Kennedy

3. Keaton Hance

4. Noah Johnston

5. Ryan Cozad

6. Maximus Dussault

7. Jack Satterfield

8. Jack Secord

9. Cruz Hewitt (AUS)

10. Ronit Karki

11. Lachlan Gaskell

12. Calvin Baierl

13. Gavin Goode

14. Nischal Spurling

15. Matisse Farzam

16. Yubel Ubri

ITF J300 Indian Wells girls seeds 

1. Kristina Penickova

2. Annika Penickova

3. Thea Frodin

4. Maya Iyengar

5. Julieta Pareja

6. Leen Friedman

7. Capucine Jauffret

8. Aspen Schuman

9. Claire An

10. Ava Rodriguez

11. Ishika Ashar

12. Dune Vaissaud (FRA)

13. Nancy Lee

14. Alyssa James (JAM)

15. Kori Montoya

16. Anita Tu

ITF J300 Indian Wells wild cards

Boys

Tanishk Konduri

Shaan Patel

Nicolas Mekhael

Mark Krupkin

Donald Stoot

Andre Alcantara

Girls

Reiley Rhodes

Maggie Sohns

Janae Preston

Anna Frey

Kennedy Drenser-Hagman

Karlin Schock

Qualifiers

Boys

Gray Kelley

Tyler Lee

Maksim Nekrasov(RUS)

Nav Dayal

William Zhang

Gary Jiang(CAN)

Girls

Amy Lee

Avery Nguyen

Tianmei Wang

Nicole Weng

Charlize Celebrini(CAN)

Alexis Nguyen

The results from the ITF J100 Las Vegas singles final were not available last night before I went to bed, but they were up this morning, with top seed Roshan Santhosh winning his first ITF Junior Circuit title with a 6-3, 6-1 win over unseeded Andre Alcantara. Natalie Kha won the girls title, beating Yilin Chen 6-1, 6-1.

In BNP Paribas Open men's and women's singles third round matches today, Marcos Giron(UCLA) continued his run, beating No. 26 seed Alexei Popyrin of Australia 5-7, 6-3, 6-3. Tommy Paul[10] beat Cameron Norrie(TCU) of Great Britain 6-3, 7-5 and Jessica Pegula[4] defeated Xinyu Wang of China 6-2, 6-1.