2011 Legg Mason Tennis Classic – Singles Qualifying

This article displays the qualifying draw of the 2011 Legg Mason Tennis Classic.

Players

Seeds

Matthew Ebden (Qualified)
Marinko Matosevic (Qualified)
Wayne Odesnik (Qualifying Competition, Lucky Loser)
Victor Estrella (First Round)
Tim Smyczek (Qualified)
Chris Guccione (Qualified)
Rajeev Ram (Qualified)
Amer Delić (Qualifying Competition)
Alex Kuznetsov (Qualifying Competition)
Jesse Witten (Qualifying Competition)
Artem Sitak (Qualified)
Phillip Simmonds (Qualifying Competition)

Qualifiers

Lucky losers

Wayne Odesnik

Qualifying draw

First qualifier

First Round					Qualifying Competition


1	Matthew Ebden	6	3	6

	Mitchell Frank	3	6	3
					1	Matthew Ebden	7⁷	6

					12	Phillip Simmonds	6⁴	3
	Olivier Sajous	7⁷	4	4

12	Phillip Simmonds	6⁵	6	6

Second qualifier

First Round				Qualifying Competition


2	Marinko Matosevic	6	6

	Michael Shabaz	3	1
				2	Marinko Matosevic	7⁷	6

				8	Amer Delić	6⁵	4
WC	Henry Steer	1	1

8	Amer Delić	6	6

Third qualifier

First Round				Qualifying Competition


3	Wayne Odesnik	6	6

	Jesse Levine	3	4
				3	Wayne Odesnik	4	4

				7	Rajeev Ram	6	6
	Alexander Domijan	4	2

7	Rajeev Ram	6	6

Fourth qualifier

First Round					Qualifying Competition


4	Victor Estrella	6	3	1

WC	Nicolás Massú	2	6	6
					WC	Nicolás Massú	6⁴	2

					11	Artem Sitak	7⁷	6
WC	Andrew Adams	4	4

11	Artem Sitak	6	6

Fifth qualifier

First Round					Qualifying Competition


5	Tim Smyczek	7	6

	Oliver Marach	5	3
					5	Tim Smyczek	6	6

					9	Alex Kuznetsov	3	3
WC	Jarmere Jenkins	4	6	3

9	Alex Kuznetsov	6	4	6

Sixth qualifier

First Round				Qualifying Competition


6	Chris Guccione	6	6

	Daniel Yoo	0	2
				6	Chris Guccione	4	6	6

				10	Jesse Witten	6	4	1
	Rohan Bopanna	6²	0

10	Jesse Witten	7⁷	6

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References

Qualifying Draw

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