- Maya Okafor [1] ✓ 66
- Victor Nguyen [16] 12
Sample singles draw
This is an example. The players below are made up. It shows a 16-player elimination draw partway through a tournament, so you know what to expect before you sign up.
How the draw works
- Players are seeded by skill rating. The number in brackets, like [1], is the seed. The top seeds are placed so they can't meet until the late rounds.
- Win your match and you move to the next round. Lose and you are out of the main draw (some tournaments add a consolation draw, for players who lose their first match, or for anyone knocked out in the early rounds).
- You arrange each match with your opponent and play wherever you both agree. Every round has a finish-by date.
- Either side posts the score. A ✓ marks the winner. Each number is one set; a small raised number is the tiebreak score, and a number in square brackets is a match tiebreak played instead of a third set.
- A posted score shows Awaiting opponent confirmation until the opponent confirms it, or it auto-confirms 12 hours later.
Main draw
Scroll across to follow the draw.
R16
Finish by end of week 2
- Mateo Alvarez [8] ✓ 63[10]
- Sofia Lindqvist [9] 46[7]
- Lucas Bennett [4] ✓ 677
- Leila Farouk [13] 364
- Hana Kimura [5] ✓ 46[10]
- Ryan O'Connell [12] 64[8]
- Daniel Reyes [2] ✓ 66
- Chloe Martin [15] 24
- Grace Whitfield [7] 46[8]
- Owen Fletcher [10] ✓ 63[10]
- Priya Natarajan [3] ✓ 76
- Jonah Weiss [14] 53
- Tariq Bashir [6] 34
- Amara Mensah [11] ✓ 66
Quarterfinals
Finish by end of week 4
- Maya Okafor [1] ✓ 66
- Mateo Alvarez [8] 34
- Lucas Bennett [4] ✓ 46[10]
- Hana Kimura [5] 63[5]
- Daniel Reyes [2] ✓ 76
- Owen Fletcher [10] 54
- Priya Natarajan [3] 662[10]
- Amara Mensah [11] 477[8]
Semifinals
Finish by end of week 6
- Maya Okafor [1]
- Lucas Bennett [4]
- Daniel Reyes [2]
- Winner of quarterfinal match 4
Final
Finish by end of week 8
- Winner of semifinal match 1
- Winner of semifinal match 2