For the second time in two weeks Arizona State has a new men’s head coach with South Florida’s Matt Hill chosen to jumpstart the program just five days after Adam Steinberg’s announcement that he would not take the job and would remain at Michigan. Hill had done a tremendous job at South Florida over the last four years accumulating a 73-33 (21-9, 21-7, 19-7, 12-10) record and leading the Bulls to the NCAA Tournament in each of the last three years. Hill guided South Florida to its first-ever trip to the NCAA Sweet 16 during the 2014-15 season and this past season they hosted a Kick-Off Regional for the first time in school history.  Here is the full release from Arizona State with more information about Hill. In my opinion this is an A+ hire so now we’ll have to see who South Florida gets to fill Hill’s shoes.

Matt Hill (Pic Via South Florida)

There are still 10 men’s head coaching jobs open and another 15 on the women’s side.

There weren’t many notable results from Wimbledon today due to the rain so here are the latest and greatest from the ITF Futures Circuit.

$25K Wichita, KS, USA F23 (Hard) – 11 of the 16 guys to advance to the second round have college ties with Minnesota rising junior Felix Corwin pulling off the biggest upset with a 6-3, 2-6, 6-4 win over ATP #255 Darian King. It was definitely an upset from a Universal Tennis rating standpoint with King a 14.79 and Corwin 13.17. Wichita State’s Haru Inoue got into the main draw with a wild card and thanked the organizers by picking up his first ATP point with a 6-2, 6-3 win over Iowa’s Eleftherios Theodorou.

Second Round
#1381 Emil Reinberg (Georgia Rising Soph) vs. [1] #202 Tommy Paul
[5] #252 Sekou Bangoura (Florida ’11) vs. #852 Reilly Opelka
#640 Cameron Norrie (TCU Rising Jr) vs. #1388 Felix Corwin (Minnesota Rising Jr)
[8] #450 Clay Thompson (UCLA ’14) vs. #862 Mico Santiago
#596 Jared Hiltzik (Illinois ’16) vs. [6] #344 Eric Quigley (Kentucky ’12)
[3] #268 Nicolas Meister (UCLA ’12) vs. #1057 Ryan Haviland (Stanford ’02)
Haru Inoue (Wichita St Rising Soph) vs. #499 Takanyi Garanganga
#1825 Dominik Koepfer (Tulane ’16) vs. [2] #239 Mitchell Krueger

$10K Pittsburgh, PA USA F22 (Clay) – 12 former/current collegians advanced to the second round. Former Virginia Tech Hokie Patrick Daciek was the only guy to knock off a seed after he beat the No. 6 seed Tigre Hank 0-6, 6-4, 6-1.

Second Round
[Q] #1825 Strong Kirchheimer (Northwestern Rising Sr) vs. [1] #336 Gavin Van Peperzeel
#873 Nathan Pasha (Georgia ’15) vs. [5] #527 Jose Statham
[Q] #2125 Dragos Ignat (Columbia ’16) vs. [4] #462 Adam El Mihdawy
#1096 Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (Virginia Rising Sr) vs. [8] #830 Cameron Silverman (Elon ’14)
#787 Winston Lin (Columbia ’15) vs. #923 Andrew Carter (Louisville ’12)
[3] #417 Connor Smith (Ohio State ’13) vs. [WC] #1260 Jeremy Efferding (Texas A&M ’15)
#994 Patrick Daciek (Virginia Tech ’12) vs. #1016 Raleigh Smith (Northwestern ’14)
[WC] #1945 Jonathan Ho (Wake Forest ’16) vs. [2] #451 Kaichi Uchida

$25K Kelowna, Canada, F4 (Hard) – Ray Sarmiento (USC ’14) picked up a huge 6-1, 6-4 win over the top seed #240 Ben Mitchell while NC State commit Alexis Galarneau picked up his second ATP point in the last two weeks with a 6-3, 6-3 win over #856 Daniel Cukierman.

Second Round
#560 Ray Sarmiento (USC ’14) vs. #1017 Chandril Sood
[Q] #2141 Riaan Du Toit (Central Florida ’13) vs. [7] #422 Filip Peliwo
#1641 Joshua Peck (North Carolina Commit) vs. [3] #311 Philip Bester
[Q] Raheel Manji (Indiana Rising Jr) vs. [8] #464 Sebastein Boltz
#869 Farris Gosea (Illinois ’15) vs. [4] #341 Peter Polansky
[2] #289 Jason Jung (Michigan ’12) vs. [WC] Alexis Galarneau (NC State Commit)

$25K Montauban, France, F12 (Clay) – #905 Florent Diep (Florida ’14) locked up his second quarterfinal of the year after defeating #291 Yasutaka Uchiyama 4-6, 6-3, 6-4. Next up #352 Caio Zampieri.

$10K Harare, Zimbabwe, F2 (Hard) – #1509 Mitchell Frank (Virginia ’15) has played three tournaments since returning from a lengthy injury and he’s now made the quarterfinals in each after defeating #982 Benjamin Lock (Florida State ’16) 2-6, 6-0, 6-1. Frank will meet #808 Michael Grant (USC ’14) after Grant defeated #1825 Timothy Dollman 7-6(2), 6-1. #928 John Lamble (Santa Clara ’14) is into his fourth quarterfinal of the year after a 5-7, 6-3, 6-4 win over #434 Hugo Nys. Lamble will meet #342 Nik Scholtz (Ole Miss ’15) after the former Rebel rolled over #875 Matias Franco Descotte 6-3, 6-4.

$25K Pardubice, Czech Republic, F4 (Clay) – #540 Petr Michnev (Hawaii Pacific ’14) is back into a Futures quarterfinal for the fifth time of the year after a 6-0, 7-6(3) win over #505 Marcelo Zormann. Next up is #413 Peter Torebko.

$10K Nieuwpoort, Belgium, F3 (Clay) – #534 Joran Vliegen (East Carolina ’14) is in the quarterfinals for the third week in a row after a 3-6, 7-6(2), 6-4 win over #1097 Jolan Cailleau (Texas Tech Rising Sr). #1042 Laurens Verboven (USC Rising Soph) will play his second round match tomorrow against #489 Omar Salman.

$10K Kamen, Germany, F5 (Clay) – #1518 Hendrik Jebens (San Diego State Rising Sr) and #619 Jonas Luetjen (Ole Miss ’13) won their opening round matches – Jebens will face the top seed #305 Marc Sieber while Luetjen meets #794 Gabor Borsos.

$10K Cali, Colombia, F3 Futures (Clay) – #551 Roberto Quiroz (USC ’15) ran his record to 18-4 over the last two months after defeating #582 Matias Zukas 6-7(4), 6-4, 6-2. Next up for Quiroz in the quarterfinals is #466 Christopher Diaz-Figueroa.

$10K Kazan, Russia, F2 Futures (Clay) – #797 Ronald Slobodchikov (SMU Rising Jr) is into his first quarterfinal of the year after routing #828 Fedor Chervyakov 6-1, 6-0. Next up is #777 Vitaly Kozyukov.

$10K Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, F13 (Hard) – #1707 Jarmere Jenkins (Virginia ’13) had to win one match to qualify for the main draw and then he moved on to the second round with a 4-6, 6-2, 6-1 win over #1164 Lukas Koncilia. #718 Javier Pulgar-Garcia (San Diego State ’12) and Alexandru Danes (Troy ’13) also advanced to the second round.

$10K Middelburg, Netherlands, F3 (Clay) – Jake Douglas (Washington Rising Jr) earned his first career ATP point with a 6-3, 6-7(6), 6-3 win over #1187 David Pel. Douglas nearly took out the top seed #283 Aleksandre Metreveli in the second round but fell 7-6(4) in the third.