Qualifying Entry List

1 Dancevic, Frank CAN 96
2 Vanek, Jiri CZE 100
3 Pless, Kristian DEN 101
OUT Berrer, Michael GER 105
OUT Patience, Olivier FRA 106
OUT Roitman, Sergio ARG 108
OUT Delgado, Ramon PAR 109
8 Koubek, Stefan AUT 110
9 Portas, Albert ESP 113
10 Galvani, Stefano ITA 114
11 Carlsen, Kenneth DEN 115
12 Lapentti, Nicolas ECU 116
13 Korolev, Evgeny RUS 117
14 Norman, Dick BEL 118
OUT Philippoussis, Mark AUS 119
16 Gremelmayr, Denis GER 120
17 Falla, Alejandro COL 122
18 Udomchoke, Danai THA 125
19 Reynolds, Bobby USA 127
OUT Van Gemerden, Melle NED 128
21 Mello, Ricardo BRA 129
22 Peya, Alexander AUT 130
23 Capdeville, Paul CHI 131
24 Del Potro, Juan Martin ARG 132
25 Saulnier, Cyril FRA 133
26 Becker, Benjamin GER 134
27 Bolelli, Simone ITA 135
28 Alves, Thiago BRA 136
29 Lu, Yen-Hsun TPE 137
30 Kubot, Lukasz POL 138
31 De Voest, Rik RSA 139
32 Ulihrach, Bohdan CZE @139
33 Minar, Ivo CZE 140
34 Zib, Tomas CZE 141
35 Bozoljac, Ilia SCG 142
36 Hartfield, Diego ARG 144
OUT Cipolla, Flavio ITA 145
38 Bogdanovic, Alex GBR 146
39 Faurel, Jean-Christophe FRA 148
40 Luczak, Peter AUS 149
41 Bastl, George SUI 151
OUT Karanusic, Roko CRO 152
43 Dupuis, Antony FRA 154
44 Junqueira, Diego ARG 155
45 Kendrick, Robert USA 156
46 Cakl, Tomas CZE 163
47 Eitzinger, Rainer AUT 166
48 Llodra, Michael FRA 167
49 Lisnard, Jean-Rene MON 168
50 El Aynaoui, Younes MAR 169
51 Morrison, Jeff USA 170
52 Ouahab, Lamine ALG 171
53 Arthurs, Wayne AUS 172
54 Chiudinelli, Marco SUI 174
55 Burgsmuller, Lars GER 176
56 Delic, Amer USA 177
57 Vico, Uros ITA 178
58 Dorsch, Benedikt GER 179
59 Calatrava, Alex ESP 180
60 Stakhovsky, Sergiy UKR 181
OUT Querrey, Sam USA 182
62 Elseneer, Gilles BEL 184
63 Koellerer, Daniel AUT 186
64 Fleishman, Zack USA 187
65 Beck, Andreas GER 188
66 Bogomolov Jr., Alex USA 189
67 Klec, Ivo SVK 190
68 Luzzi, Federico ITA 191
OUT Odesnik, Wayne USA 192
OUT Tuksar, Sasa CRO 193
71 Gulbis, Ernest LAT 194
72 Witten, Jesse USA 195
OUT Gambill, Jan-Michael USA @195
74 Russell, Michael USA 196
75 Cilic, Marin CRO 198
OUT Salzenstein, Jeff USA @198
77 Healey, Nathan AUS 199
78 Gonzalez, Santiago MEX 200
79 Giraldo, Santiago COL 201
80 Lee, Martin GBR 202
81 Widom, Todd USA 203
82 Silva, Julio BRA 204
83 Soeda, Go JPN 205
84 Armando, Hugo USA 206
85 Zverev, Mischa GER 207
86 Balleret, Benjamin MON 208
87 Galimberti, Giorgio ITA 209
88 Granollers-Pujol, Marcel ESP 210
89 Mertl, Jan CZE 213
90 Sa, Andre BRA 214
91 Sela, Dudi ISR 215
92 Mamiit, Cecil PHI 216
93 Lorenzi, Paolo ITA 217
94 Levy, Harel ISR 218
OUT Popp, Torsten GER 219
96 Fruttero, John Paul USA 220
97 Bloomfield, Richard GBR 222
98 Wessels, Peter NED 224
99 Troicki, Viktor SCG 225
100 Meffert, Dominik GER 226
101 Heuberger, Ivo SUI 227
102 Vahaly, Brian USA 229
103 Jones, Alun AUS 232
104 Carraz, Gregory FRA 233
105 Ghem, Andre BRA 234
106 Lammer, Michael SUI 236
107 Adaktusson, Jacob SWE 237
OUT Guccione, Chris AUS 238
109 Bohli, Stephane SUI 239
OUT Simmonds, Phillip USA 241
111 Parmar, Arvind GBR 242
112 Echagaray, Bruno MEX 243
113 Vagnozzi, Simone ITA 244
114 Stoppini, Andrea ITA 246
115 Stadler, Simon GER 247
116 Andujar, Pablo ESP 248
117 Fognini, Fabio ITA 250
118 Darcis, Steve BEL 251
119 Lacko, Lukas SVK 252
120 (WC) Levine, Jesse USA (Kalamazoo runner-up)
121 (WC) de Heart, Ryler USA
122 (WC) Evans, Brendan USA
123 (WC) Fugate, Marcus USA
124 (WC) Kryvonos, Nikita USA
125 (WC) Oudsema, Scott USA
126 (WC) Joseph, Lesley USA
127 (WC) Smyczek, Tim USA
128 (WC) Yim, Robert USA

Alternates
IN Summerer, Tobias GER 253
IN Warburg, Sam USA 254
OUT Jenkins, Scoville USA 255
IN Goodall, Joshua GBR 256
IN Prpic, Filip SWE 258
IN Weiner, Glenn USA 259
IN Zitko, Radim CZE 260
IN Pequery, Jean-Michel FRA 262
IN Ram, Rajeev USA 263
IN Kindlmann, Dieter GER 264
IN Tabara, Michal CZE 265
IN Okun, Noam ISR 266
IN Vacek, Jan CZE 267
IN Bourgeois, Luke AUS 268
OUT Niemeyer, Frederic CAN 271
IN Kedriouk, Alexey KAZ 272
IN Uebel, Lars GER 273
IN Nunez, Eric USA 275
1. Rojer, Jean-Julien AHO 276
2. Romero, Yohny VEN 278
OUT Ventura, Santiago ESP 280
3. Rehnquist, Bjorn SWE 281
OUT Garcia, Adrian CHI 283
OUT Mertinak, Michal SVK 285
4. Craciun, Dacian ROM 286
5. Matsui, Toshihide JPN 287
OUT Chen, Ti TPE 288
6. Dustov, Farrukh UZB 289
OUT Bopanna, Rohan IND 290
7. Mergea, Florin ROM 291
OUT Navratil, Michal CZE 292
8. Mankad, Harsh IND 295
9. Azzaro, Leonardo ITA 296
10. Op der Heijde, Melvyn NED 298
11. Baker, Jamie GBR 299

Wayno :bounce:

Only need one withdrawl and Frank is in :)

cilic :yeah:

9 italian players :banana:

Only need one withdrawl and Frank is in :)

That's not true, he's 10th on the alternate list for the main draw. The qualifying entry list is just that, it is not directly related to the main draw entry list (which was done based on a different set of rankings).

Very unusual to see 15 Philippoussis, Mark AUS 119 in Qs ;)Amongst all the other not so known names/

Misha :eek: :D

http://www.playerdevelopment.usta.com/content/fullstory.sps?iNewsid=110787&itype=7419
http://cgi.ustaboys.com/index.pl
USTA Boys 18 & 16 National Tennis Championships 2006

http://cgi.ustaboys.com/results/draws.pl?tyear=2006&eventtype=2&drawtype=0&round=4&match=0
Donald Young: Boys’ 18’s Singles Champion
Wild Card Awarded: Singles Main Draw US Open & Singles Main Draw US Open Juniors*

http://cgi.ustaboys.com/results/draws.pl?tyear=2006&eventtype=4&drawtype=0&round=4&match=0
Alexander Clayton/Donald Young: Boys’ 18’s Doubles Champions
Wild Card Awarded: Doubles Main Draw US Open & Doubles Main Draw US Open Juniors*

http://cgi.ustaboys.com/results/draws.pl?tyear=2006&eventtype=2&drawtype=0&round=4&match=0
Jesse Levine: Boys’ 18’s Singles Finalist
Wild Card Awarded: Singles Qualifying US Open

http://cgi.ustaboys.com/results/draws.pl?tyear=2006&eventtype=1&drawtype=0&round=4&match=0
Brennan Boyajian: Boys’ 16’s Singles Champion
Wild Card Awarded: Singles Main Draw US Open Juniors

Players must play with the same doubles partner to receive the doubles Wild Cards. Players are expected to play the US Open Juniors if they receive a Wild Card into the US Open.
* Players must be age eligible by ITF Rules to receive the Wild Card allocated to this event.

OUT: Cipolla, Guccione
IN: Summerer, Warburg

I think that means Guccione wiil MD wildcard

OUT: Cipolla, Guccione, Roitman
IN: Summerer, Warburg, Jenkins
NEXT: Goodall, Prpic, Weiner, Zitko, Pequery, R.Ram, Kindlmann, Tabara

GO PAUL CAPDEVILLE

OUT: Cipolla, Guccione, Roitman, T.Popp
IN: Summerer, Warburg, Jenkins, Goodall
NEXT: Prpic, Weiner, Zitko, Pequery, R.Ram, Kindlmann, Tabara, Okun

:smash: Victor

Why not try your luck here? :sobbing:

Very unusual to see 15 Philippoussis, Mark AUS 119 in Qs ;)Amongst all the other not so known names/

he got the aussie WC. woo hoo!

USO Qual.
OUT: Cipolla, Guccione, Roitman, T.Popp, Van Gemerden, Patience
IN: Summerer, Warburg, Jenkins, Goodall, Prpic, Weiner
NEXT: Zitko, Pequery, R.Ram, Kindlmann, Tabara, Okun, J.Vacek, Bourgeois

VAMOS BRASIL

http://www.atptennis.com/1/en/newsandscores/news/usopen_wildcards.asp
US OPEN
WILD CARDS
August 17, 2006
US Open Wild Cards Accounced

The USTA today announced that a talented group of young Americans consisting of Scoville Jenkins (Atlanta), Alex Kuznetsov (Richboro, Pa.), Wayne Odesnik (Weston, Fla.), Sam Querrey (Thousand Oaks, Calif.), Phillip Simmonds (Reston, Va.), Ryan Sweeting (Fort Lauderdale) and Donald Young (Atlanta), as well as Mark Philippoussis of Australia, have been awarded men's singles main draw wild card entries into the 2006 US Open, to be played Aug. 28-Sep. 10.

The US Open Men's Singles Championship is presented by Lexus. Both the men's and women's US Open singles champions will earn $1.2 million with the ability to earn an additional $1 million in bonus prize money (for a total $2.2 million potential payout) based on their performances in the US Open Series.

Jenkins, 20, is currently ranked No. 265 in the world. He reached the second round at the 2005 US Open, defeating George Bastl in a fifth set tiebreak after a 4 ½ hour marathon, before losing to No. 2 seed Rafael Nadal. Jenkins won his first pro singles title at a $10,000 event in Kissimmee, Fla., in January. He also reached the second round as a qualifier at the U.S. Men's Clay Court Championships in Houston in April, and reached the semifinals of a $50,000 challenger in Winnetka, Ill., in July. Jenkins won the 2004 USTA Boys' 18s National Championship.

Kuznetsov, 19, is currently ranked No. 272 in the world. He improved his ranking over 130 places in one week after winning his first pro singles title at a $75,000 challenger in Aptos, Calif. in July. In 2005, Kuznetsov began the year strong, reaching two Futures finals before suffering a broken leg in a car crash in late May. He was the 2004 French Open boys' singles runner-up.

Odesnik, 20, is currently ranked No. 185 in the world. He has won seven career Futures titles in 13 final appearances, including consecutive titles at $15,000 events in Little Rock, Ark., and Mobile, Ala., in March. Odesnik also won in consecutive weeks at $15,000 events in Waikoloa, Hawaii and Honolulu in November. He improved his year-end ranking for the fourth consecutive year in 2005.

Philippoussis, 29, is currently ranked No. 112 in the world. He has been ranked as high as No. 8 and reached the final at the 1998 US Open and 2003 Wimbledon. Philippoussis has played only nine tour-level events this year due to injury and won his 11th career ATP title at Newport in July. His wild card is part of a reciprocal arrangement with Tennis Australia, which will grant a men's singles main draw wild card into the 2007 Australian Open to a player designated by the USTA.

Querrey, 18, is currently ranked a career-high No. 178 in the world after beginning the year at No. 756. The 6'6" teenager won two singles titles in his first three events played since turning pro in June, beginning with a victory at his pro debut at a $50,000 challenger in Yuba City, Calif. He also won a $50,000 challenger in Winnetka, Ill., in July before winning first round matches in consecutive ATP events in Newport, Indianapolis and Los Angeles.

Simmonds, 20, is currently ranked No. 240 in the world. He won his first pro singles title at a $10,000 event in Boca Raton, Fla. in January, and also won a $25,000 challenger in Mexico in April. In October, he reached his first pro singles final at a $50,000 challenger in Sacramento, Calif. He won the 2003 Australian Open boys' doubles title with Scott Oudsema.

Sweeting, 19, is currently ranked No. 557 in the world and is the reigning US Open boys' singles champion. He won his first pro singles title at a $10,000 event in Vero Beach, Fla. in May, and reached the semifinals at Futures events in Buffalo, N.Y., and Peoria, Ill. this summer. Sweeting reached the second round in his tour-level debut this month in Washington, D.C., defeating Justin Gimelstob in the first round before losing to eventual champion Arnaud Clement of France.

Young, 17, earned his wild card by successfully defending his title at the 2006 USTA Boys' 18s National Championship last weekend in Kalamazoo, Mich. He finished 2005 as the world's No. 1 ranked junior, the youngest ever to accomplish that feat at 16 years, 5 months. He was the 2005 Australian Open boys' singles champion. Young is currently ranked No. 573 in the world.

In addition to the eight US Open men's singles main draw wild cards, the USTA also announced the nine men who have been awarded wild card entries into the US Open Qualifying Tournament, which will be held August 22-25 at the USTA National Tennis Center.

Six of the nine qualifying wild card recipients are age 20 or younger.

Players receiving US Open qualifying wild cards are: Ryler De Heart (22, Tampa, Fla.), Brendan Evans (20, Key Biscayne, Fla.), Marcus Fugate (18, Fairport, N.Y.), Nikita Kryvonos (19, Flushing, N.Y.), Jesse Levine (18, Boca Raton, Fla.), Scott Oudsema (20, Kalamazoo, Mich.), Rajeev Ram (22, Carmel, Ind.), Tim Smyczek (18, Hales Corners, Wisc.), and Robert Yim (21, Glendale, Calif.).

The 2006 US Open will mark the culmination of the US Open Series, the six-week summer tennis season linking all major ATP and Sony Ericsson WTA Tour tournaments in North America to the US Open. The US Open is the highest attended annual sporting event in the world. More than 87 million viewers watched the 2005 US Open on CBS Sports and USA Network, and international broadcasts reached 184 countries.

OUT: Cipolla, Guccione, R. Delgado, Patience, T.Popp, Roitman, Salzenstein, Van Gemerden
IN: Summerer, Warburg, Jenkins, Goodall, Prpic, Weiner, Zitko, Pequery
NEXT: R.Ram, Kindlmann, Tabara, Okun, J.Vacek, Bourgeois, Niemeyer, Kedriouk, Uebel, Nunez, Rojer, Romero

GO CAPDEVILLE¡¡

USO Qual.
OUT: Cipolla, R. Delgado, Guccione, Odesnik, Patience, Philippoussis, T.Popp, Querrey, Roitman, Salzenstein, Simmonds, Van Gemerden (and Jenkins from ALT)
IN: Summerer, Warburg, Goodall, Prpic, Weiner, Zitko, Pequery, R.Ram, Kindlmann, Tabara, Okun, J.Vacek
NEXT: Bourgeois, Niemeyer, Kedriouk, Uebel, Nunez, Rojer, Romero, Ventura

is Saretta into MD?

OUT: Cipolla, R. Delgado, Guccione, Karanusic, Odesnik, Patience, Philippoussis, T.Popp, Querrey, Roitman, Salzenstein, Simmonds, Tuksar, Van Gemerden (and Jenkins, Niemeyer from ALT)
IN: Summerer, Warburg, Goodall, Prpic, Weiner, Zitko, Pequery, R.Ram, Kindlmann, Tabara, Okun, J.Vacek, Bourgeois, Kedriouk
NEXT: Uebel, Nunez, Rojer, Romero, Ventura, Rehnquist, Garcia, Mertinak

Does this mean someone else gets Rajeev Rams qualie WC?

OUT: Cipolla, R. Delgado, Gambill, Guccione, Karanusic, Odesnik, Patience, Philippoussis, T.Popp, Querrey, Roitman, Salzenstein, Simmonds, Tuksar, Van Gemerden (and Jenkins, Niemeyer from ALT)
IN: Summerer, Warburg, Goodall, Prpic, Weiner, Zitko, Pequery, R.Ram, Kindlmann, Tabara, Okun, J.Vacek, Bourgeois, Kedriouk, Uebel
NEXT: Nunez, Rojer, Romero, Ventura, Rehnquist, Garcia, Mertinak, Craciun

How far out is Lesley Joseph and Brian Wilson

Ghem will be great surprise in main draw!!!!!!

When do they announce the draw?Anyone know?The main draw.

I think I put that info in the entry list thread. :)

USO Qual.
OUT: Berrer, Cipolla, R. Delgado, Gambill, Guccione, Karanusic, Odesnik, Patience, Philippoussis, T.Popp, Querrey, Roitman, Salzenstein, Simmonds, Tuksar, Van Gemerden (and Jenkins, Niemeyer, Mertinak from ALT)
IN: Summerer, Warburg, Goodall, Prpic, Weiner, Zitko, Pequery, R.Ram, Kindlmann, Tabara, Okun, J.Vacek, Bourgeois, Kedriouk, Uebel, Nunez
NEXT: Rojer, Romero, Ventura, Rehnquist, Garcia, Craciun, Matsui, T.Chen

OUT: Berrer, Cipolla, R. Delgado, Gambill, Guccione, Karanusic, Odesnik, Patience, Philippoussis, T.Popp, Querrey, Roitman, Salzenstein, Simmonds, Tuksar, Van Gemerden (and Jenkins, Niemeyer, Ventura, Garcia, Mertinak, T.Chen, Bopanna, Navratil from ALT)
IN: Summerer, Warburg, Goodall, Prpic, Weiner, Zitko, Pequery, R.Ram, Kindlmann, Tabara, Okun, J.Vacek, Bourgeois, Kedriouk, Uebel, Nunez
NEXT: Rojer, Romero, Rehnquist, Craciun, Matsui, Dustov, Mergea, Mankad

USO Qual.
OUT: Berrer, Cipolla, R. Delgado, Gambill, Guccione, Karanusic, Odesnik, Patience, Philippoussis, T.Popp, Querrey, Roitman, Salzenstein, Simmonds, Tuksar, Van Gemerden (and Jenkins, Niemeyer, Ventura, Garcia, Mertinak, T.Chen, Bopanna, Navratil from ALT)
IN: Summerer, Warburg, Goodall, Prpic, Weiner, Zitko, Pequery, R.Ram, Kindlmann, Tabara, Okun, J.Vacek, Bourgeois, Kedriouk, Uebel, Nunez
NEXT: Rojer, Romero, Rehnquist, Craciun, Matsui, Dustov, Mergea, Mankad

world no 275 gets in :help: :help:

That is almost always the case. The grand slam Q cuts rarely finish above #275.

Jay

Does this mean someone else gets Rajeev Rams qualie WC?Lesley Joseph receives the remaining qualifying wild card.

go dudi SAM AND AMER!!!!