1987 Schenectady Open – Singles

Jaime Yzaga won the title, defeating Jim Pugh 0–6, 7–6, 6–1 in the final.

Singles
1987 Schenectady Open
Champion Jaime Yzaga
Runner-up Jim Pugh
Final score0–6, 7–6, 6–1

This was the first edition of the event.

Seeds

  1. Jaime Yzaga (Champion)
  2. Andre Agassi (First Round)
  3. Nduka Odizor (First Round)
  4. Jim Pugh (Final)
  5. Ben Testerman (Quarterfinals)
  6. Johan Carlsson (First Round)
  7. Éric Winogradsky (Second Round, withdrew)
  8. Barry Moir (First Round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals Final
          
1 Jaime Yzaga 6 6  
  Tony Mmoh 3 2  
1 Jaime Yzaga 0 7 6
4 Jim Pugh 6 6 1
4 Jim Pugh 6 6  
  Thomas Högstedt 3 4  

Top Half

First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 J Yzaga 6 6 6
  P Moraing 7 3 1 1 J Yzaga 5 6 6
  M Davis 7 6     M Davis 7 2 2
  P Kühnen 6 1   1 J Yzaga 6 6  
Q Á Jordan 6 4 6   J Lapidus 2 0  
WC F Maciel 1 6 4 Q Á Jordan 4 4  
  J Lapidus 6 6     J Lapidus 6 6  
8 B Moir 2 4   1 J Yzaga 6 6  
3 N Odizor 3 4     T Mmoh 3 2  
  T Mmoh 6 6     T Mmoh 1 6 6
  C Hooper 4 6   Q P Chamberlin 6 3 3
Q P Chamberlin 6 7     T Mmoh 6 7  
WC V Van Patten 7 6   WC V Van Patten 4 6  
  R Matuszewski 6 3   WC V Van Patten 7 7  
  S Youl 7 6     S Youl 6 6  
6 J Carlsson 6 3  

Bottom Half

First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
5 B Testerman 6 6  
Q M Robertson 3 2   5 B Testerman 7 5 7
  C Saceanu 4 6 7   C Saceanu 6 7 6
WC Mike Lee 6 3 6 5 B Testerman 2 3  
  M Laurendeau 6 4 6 4 J Pugh 6 6  
  A Antonitsch 1 6 4   M Laurendeau 3 3  
  G Donnelly 6 6   4 J Pugh 6 6  
4 J Pugh 7 7   4 J Pugh 6 6  
7 É Winogradsky 7 6     T Högstedt 3 4  
  S Bonneau 6 3   7 É Winogradsky      
  M Flur 6 2 4   T Högstedt w/o    
  T Högstedt 3 6 6   T Högstedt 7 6  
  B Pearce 6 6     G Muller 6 3  
Q J Letts 2 4     B Pearce 6 4 5
  G Muller 6 6     G Muller 3 6 7
2 A Agassi 3 3  
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