2017 Launceston Tennis International – Men's Singles

Men's Singles
	2017 Launceston Tennis International
Champion	Noah Rubin
Runner-up	Mitchell Krueger
Final score	6–0, 6–1

Blake Mott was the defending champion but lost in the first round to Brydan Klein.

Noah Rubin won the title after defeating Mitchell Krueger 6–0, 6–1 in the final.

Seeds

Go Soeda (First round)
Jan Šátral (First round, retired)
Jason Jung (First round)
Andrew Whittington (Quarterfinals)
Sam Groth (Withdrew)
Mohamed Safwat (Semifinals)
Noah Rubin (Champion)
Akira Santillan (First round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final


6	Mohamed Safwat	5	6	3

	Mitchell Krueger	7	4	6
						Mitchell Krueger	0	1

					7	Noah Rubin	6	6
7	Noah Rubin	6	6

	Daniel Nguyen	3	2

Top half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

1	G Soeda	6	4	3
	A De Minaur	3	6	6		A De Minaur	6	4	5
Q	J Frawley	4	6	2	WC	A Bolt	3	6	7
WC	A Bolt	6	2	6						WC	A Bolt	6³	3
	C O'Connell	7	6							6	M Safwat	7⁷	6
	D Kelly	5	4			C O'Connell	3	6	3
WC	Harry Bourchier	4	7⁷	3	6	M Safwat	6	2	6
6	M Safwat	6	6²	6										6	M Safwat	5	6	3
3	J Jung	4	6	3											M Krueger	7	4	6
WC	M Banes	6	4	6	WC	M Banes	6	2	5
WC	Daniel Nolan	2	3		Q	T-h Yang	3	6	7
Q	T-h Yang	6	6							Q	T-h Yang	4	5
	O Jasika	6	7								M Krueger	6	7
	D Popko	3	5			O Jasika	4	0
	M Krueger	6	7			M Krueger	6	6
8	A Santillan	4	5

Bottom half

First Round					Second Round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

7	N Rubin	7⁷	7⁸
	L Saville	6⁴	6⁶		7	N Rubin	6	6
Q	B Mousley	7⁷	6		Q	B Mousley	4	4
LL	L Margaroli	6⁴	4							7	N Rubin	5	6	6
	B Klein	6	6							4	A Whittington	7	1	3
	B Mott	3	4			B Klein	4	6	3
	B Rola	6	6¹	3	4	A Whittington	6	3	6
4	A Whittington	1	7⁷	6											7	N Rubin	6	6
LL	N Pasha	6³	6¹													D Nguyen	3	2
	D Nguyen	7⁷	7⁷			D Nguyen	7⁷	6
	M Polmans	6³	6	6		M Polmans	6¹	4
	E King	7⁷	4	4							D Nguyen	6	4	6
Q	Sebastian Fanselow	6	4	6⁵							R Bellotti	4	6	0
	M Purcell	4	6	7⁷		M Purcell	6	3	2
	R Bellotti	6	3			R Bellotti	4	6	6
2	J Šátral	2	1^r

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