2019 Columbus Challenger III – Singles

Mikael Torpegaard was the defending champion[1] but lost in the quarterfinals to Roberto Quiroz.

Singles
2019 Columbus Challenger III
Champion Peter Polansky
Runner-up Jeffrey John Wolf
Final score6–3, 7–6(7–4)
Main article: 2019 Columbus Challenger III

Peter Polansky won the title after defeating Jeffrey John Wolf 6–3, 7–6(7–4) in the final.

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

  1. Emilio Gómez (Semifinals)
  2. Mikael Torpegaard (Quarterfinals)
  3. Michael Mmoh (Third round)
  4. Peter Polansky (Champion)
  5. Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (Quarterfinals)
  6. Enzo Couacaud (Quarterfinals)
  7. Maxime Cressy (Second round)
  8. Donald Young (Third round)
  9. Roberto Quiroz (Semifinals)
  10. Liam Broady (Third round)
  11. Renzo Olivo (Second round)
  12. Roberto Cid Subervi (Second round)
  13. Jeffrey John Wolf (Final)
  14. Filip Peliwo (Third round)
  15. Roy Smith (Third round)
  16. Michael Redlicki (Second round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
               
1 Emilio Gómez 7 77
6 Enzo Couacaud 5 64
1 Emilio Gómez 2 65
13 Jeffrey John Wolf 6 77
13 Jeffrey John Wolf 4 6 6
Gabriel Petit 6 4 1
13 Jeffrey John Wolf 3 64
4 Peter Polansky 6 77
5 Thai-Son Kwiatkowski 4 6 67
4 Peter Polansky 6 0 79
4 Peter Polansky 79 77
9 Roberto Quiroz 67 64
9 Roberto Quiroz 77 77
2 Mikael Torpegaard 65 64

Top half

Section 1
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
1 E Gómez 6 77
Q Ezekiel Clark 4 6 68 B Patael 3 64
B Patael 6 4 710 1 E Gómez 77 6
WC Justin Boulais 77 78 14 F Peliwo 62 4
Jordi Arconada 64 66 WC J Boulais 64 1
14 F Peliwo 77 6
1 E Gómez 7 77
6 E Couacaud 5 64
10 L Broady 77 6
E Zhu 4 7 64 Ma Redlicki 62 2
Ma Redlicki 6 5 77 10 L Broady 4 2
WC Robert Cash 3 4 6 E Couacaud 6 6
Strong Kirchheimer 6 6 S Kirchheimer 6 5 0
6 E Couacaud 2 7 6

Section 2
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
3 M Mmoh 7 77
E Leshem 6 6 E Leshem 5 65
Ryan Peniston 1 3 3 M Mmoh 2 2
D Hidalgo 69 1 13 JJ Wolf 6 6
WC Kyle Seelig 711 6 WC K Seelig 3 2
13 JJ Wolf 6 6
13 JJ Wolf 4 6 6
G Petit 6 4 1
12 R Cid Subervi 4 1
Felix Corwin 7 3 1 A Ritschard 6 6
A Ritschard 5 6 6 A Ritschard 4 6 4
D Nguyen 63 6 4 G Petit 6 3 6
Gabriel Petit 77 3 6 G Petit 77 77
7 M Cressy 65 61

Bottom half

Section 3
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
5 T-S Kwiatkowski 3 6 6
Evan Song 4 6 2 WC C Kingsley 6 4 3
WC Cannon Kingsley 6 2 6 5 T-S Kwiatkowski 6 6
Gage Brymer 4 1 Alt B Sigouin 2 4
Alt Benjamin Sigouin 6 6 Alt B Sigouin 6 6
11 R Olivo 1 2
5 T-S Kwiatkowski 4 6 67
4 P Polansky 6 0 79
15 Roy Smith 4 6 6
Q Jacob Dunbar 5 4 R Shane 6 4 4
R Shane 7 6 15 R Smith 4 4
D Novikov 64 63 4 P Polansky 6 6
S Bangoura 77 77 S Bangoura 65 3
4 P Polansky 77 6

Section 4
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
8 D Young 6 64 6
G Escobar 6 4 7 G Escobar 2 77 1
Maksim Tikhomirov 1 6 5 8 D Young 7 4 4
C Gómez-Herrera 4 2 9 R Quiroz 5 6 6
WC James Trotter 6 6 WC J Trotter 4 2
9 R Quiroz 6 6
9 R Quiroz 77 77
2 M Torpegaard 65 64
16 Mi Redlicki 5 4
J McNally 4 4 M Geerts 7 6
Michael Geerts 6 6 M Geerts 3 62
C Sinclair 5 69 2 M Torpegaard 6 77
A Erler 7 711 A Erler 2 77 1
2 M Torpegaard 6 61 6
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References
  1. "Torpegaard Takes Second Columbus Challenger Crown". June 17, 2019.
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