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Yannick HanfmannFormer USC Trojan Yannick Hanfmann won his sixth career pro singles title and first at the Challenger-level after a tough three set win over Italy’s Lorenzo Sonego in the final of the $43K Wolffkran Open in Ismaning, Germany. Hanfmann broke Sonego in the opening game of the match and then only dropped five points on serve en route to taking the first set 6-4. Sonego bounced back and took the second set 6-3 and then he broke Hanfmann at love to go ahead 2-1 in the third set. Hanfmann got it back on serve at 4-4 after breaking Soengo in a five-deuce game and then a few games later he’d break again to win it 6-4, 3-6, 7-5. Hanfmann won $6190 and picked up 80 ATP ranking points which moved his singles ranking up to a new career high of 114.
Ohio State sophomore JJ Wolf won his first career pro title with a three set win over UCLA sophomore Evan Zhu in the singles final at the $25K USA F34 Futuers in Harlingen, Texas. Wolf dropped the opening set in a tiebreak 7-1 but rolled through the second and third sets 6-1 and 6-2. Wolf’s toughest match came in the semifinals when he came back from a 6-3, 5-2 deficit to defeat recent Northwestern graduate Strong Kirchheimer 3-6, 7-5, 6-2. Wolf picked up 27 ATP points for the title and when those are added in next week he’ll have a new career high ranking of around 665.
Below is a list of last weekend’s winners and runner-ups on the pro circuit.
Singles Champions (2)
$43K Ismaning, Germany Challenger – Yannick Hanfmann (USC ’15)
$25K Harlingen (TX) USA F34 Futures – JJ Wolf (Ohio State Soph)
Singles Runner-Ups (2)
$25K Harlingen (TX) USA F34 Futures – Evan Zhu (UCLA Soph)
$15K Ashkelon, Israel F13 Futures – Igor Smilansky (Tennessee ’16*)
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Doubles Champions (17)
ATP 250 Antwerp, Belgium – Scott Lipsky (Stanford ’03)
$60K Suzhou, China – Jacqueline Cako (Arizona State ’13)
$50K Las Vegas (NV) USA Challenger – Joe Salisbury (Memphis ’14)
$50K Cali, Colombia Challenger – Marcelo Arevalo (Tulsa ’11*)/Miguel Angel Reyes-Varela (Texas ’09)
$25K Harlingen (TX) USA F34 Futures – Hunter & Yates Johnson (SMU ’17)
$25K Rodez, France F24 Futures – Alex Lawson (Notre Dame ’16)/Nate Lammons (SMU ’16)
$25K Florence (SC) USA – Maria Sanchez (USC ’11)
$25K Joue-Les-Tours, France – Samantha Murray (Northwestern ’10)
$15K Kuching, Malaysia F1 Futures – Hunter Reese (Tennessee ’15)/Ruben Gonzalez (Illinois ’08)
$15K Ashkelon, Israel F13 Futures – Luke Johnson (Clemson ’16)
$15K Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt F30 Futures – Anis Ghorbel (Drake ’13)
$15K Colombo, Sri Lanka – Rutuja Bhosale (Texas A&M ’17)
$15K Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt – Kanika Vaidya (Columbia ’16)
Doubles Runner-Ups (12)
ATP 250 Stockholm, Sweden – Jean-Julien Rojer (UCLA ’02*)
$125K Ningbo, China Challenger – Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan (Washington ’11)
$50K Las Vegas (NV) USA Challenger – Hans Hach (Abilene Christian ’13)/Dennis Novikov (UCLA ’13*)
$43K Ismaning, Germany Challenger – Tim Puetz (Auburn ’11)
$25K Harlingen (TX) USA F34 Futures – Harrison Adams (Texas A&M ’16)/Shane Vinsant (Texas A&M ’16)
$25K Hamamatsu, Japan – Ayaka Okuno (Georgia ’13*)
$15K Kuching, Malaysia F1 Futures – Arjun Kadhe (Oklahoma State ’17)/Lukas Ollert (Auburn ’15)
$15K Pattaya, Thailand F9 Futures – Skyler Butts (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps ’16)
$15K Bad Salzdetfurth, Germany F15 Futures – Jakob Sude (Oklhaoma State ’15)
* didn’t stay in college for all four years
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