2019 Columbus Challenger II – Singles

Jeffrey John Wolf was the defending champion[1] but lost in the second round to Nam Ji-sung.

Singles
2019 Columbus Challenger II
Champion Mikael Torpegaard
Runner-up Nam Ji-sung
Final score6–1, 7–5
Main article: 2019 Columbus Challenger II

Mikael Torpegaard won the title after defeating Nam 6–1, 7–5 in the final.

Seeds

All seeds receive a bye into the second round.

  1. Michael Mmoh (Second round, retired)
  2. Yasutaka Uchiyama (Quarterfinals)
  3. Emilio Gómez (Quarterfinals)
  4. Donald Young (Second round)
  5. Darian King (Withdrew)
  6. Dudi Sela (Semifinals, retired)
  7. Roberto Quiroz (Second round)
  8. Mikael Torpegaard (Champion)
  9. Tim Smyczek (Third round)
  10. Li Zhe (Second round)
  11. Lee Duck-hee (Third round)
  12. Thai-Son Kwiatkowski (Semifinals)
  13. Filip Peliwo (Second round)
  14. Jeffrey John Wolf (Second round)
  15. Collin Altamirano (Third round)
  16. João Menezes (Quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
               
Nam Ji-sung 6 6
Zhang Zhizhen 3 2
Nam Ji-sung 6 5
6 Dudi Sela 3 3r
16 João Menezes 6 3 1
6 Dudi Sela 4 6 6
Nam Ji-sung 1 5
8 Mikael Torpegaard 6 7
12 Thai-Son Kwiatkowski 2 6 6
3 Emilio Gómez 6 0 3
12 Thai-Son Kwiatkowski 4 65
8 Mikael Torpegaard 6 77
8 Mikael Torpegaard 6 6
2 Yasutaka Uchiyama 3 3

Top half

Section 1
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
1 M Mmoh 2 2r
Q A González 6 6 Q A González 6 1
WC N Mejía 2 4 Q A González 4 2
WC Cannon Kingsley 5 4 J-s Nam 6 6
J-s Nam 7 6 J-s Nam 6 3 6
14 JJ Wolf 4 6 4
J-s Nam 6 6
Zh Zhang 3 2
10 Z Li 4 4
Zh Zhang 6 6 Zh Zhang 6 6
Alt H Heliövaara 3 4 Zh Zhang 6 6
ITF F Cerúndolo 6 6 ITF F Cerúndolo 4 4
F Mena 4 1 ITF F Cerúndolo 6 69 6
7 R Quiroz 1 711 0

Section 2
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
4 D Young 66 2
Q D Novikov 6 6 Q D Novikov 78 6
Mi Redlicki 4 3 Q D Novikov 2 1r
V Millot 2 1r 16 J Menezes 6 4
A Sarkissian 6 4 A Sarkissian 3 77 3
16 J Menezes 6 65 6
16 J Menezes 6 3 1
6 D Sela 4 6 6
11 D-h Lee 6 7
ITF O Luz 5 77 5 WC J McNally 3 5
WC J McNally 7 64 7 11 D-h Lee 3 1
R Shane 64 63 6 D Sela 6 6
MF Descotte 77 77 MF Descotte 3 3
6 D Sela 6 6

Bottom half

Section 3
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
LL Aleksandar Kovacevic 4 6 5
M Cressy 6 3 4 T Seyboth Wild 6 3 7
T Seyboth Wild 0 6 6 T Seyboth Wild 6 5 2
PR D Nguyen 6 65 7 12 T-S Kwiatkowski 3 7 6
ITF Gijs Brouwer 4 77 5 PR D Nguyen 6 2 4
12 T-S Kwiatkowski 4 6 6
12 T-S Kwiatkowski 2 6 6
3 E Gómez 6 0 3
15 C Altamirano 6 6
WC James Trotter 77 6 WC J Trotter 3 1
Roy Smith 63 3 15 C Altamirano 5 7 0
Alexis Galarneau 64 6 6 3 E Gómez 7 5 6
WC Justin Boulais 77 4 0 A Galarneau 1 3
3 E Gómez 6 6

Section 4
First Round Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals
8 M Torpegaard 6 7
ITF N Álvarez 66 65 PR R Sarmiento 4 5
PR R Sarmiento 78 77 8 M Torpegaard 6 6
Z Piros 6 7 9 T Smyczek 2 1
Makoto Ochi 4 5 Z Piros 3 6 2
9 T Smyczek 6 4 6
8 M Torpegaard 6 6
2 Y Uchiyama 3 3
13 F Peliwo 3 4
PR C Gómez-Herrera 6 77 PR C Gómez-Herrera 6 6
I Marchenko 1 64 PR C Gómez-Herrera 6 3 4
Jared Hiltzik 3 2 2 Y Uchiyama 3 6 6
Evan Song 6 6 E Song 79 64 4
2 Y Uchiyama 67 77 6
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References
  1. "JJ Wolf Wins Maiden Challenger Crown In Columbus". 14 January 2019.
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