The singles draws for Roland Garros were revealed today, with 16 US men and 16 US women among the competitors for the year’s
second major, with play beginning Sunday in Paris. As usual, I’ll post the matchups the day before each is scheduled to play, although the four men and four women who play each other are noted below.
Ethan Quinn
Eliot Spizzirri v Frances Tiafoe[19]
Ben Shelton
Patrick Kypson
Brandon Nakashima[31]
Marcos Giron
Learner Tien[18]
Zachary Svajda
Jenson Brooksby
Tommy Paul[24]
Taylor Fritz[7] v Nishesh Basavareddy[WC]
Alex Michelsen
Aleks Kovacevic
Reilly Opelka
Michael Zheng[Q]
Iva Jovic[17]
Emma Navarro
Madison Keys[19]
McCartney Kessler
Jessica Pegula[5]
Coco Gauff[4] v Taylor Townsend
Akasha Urhobo[WC]
Ann Li[30]
Amanada Anisimova[6]
Sofia Kenin v Peyton Stearns
Caty McNally
Katie Volynets
Alycia Parks
Hailey Baptiste[26]
Sloane Stephens[Q]
Ashlyn Krueger[Q]
Three more Americans have already joined them via qualifying, with Michael Zheng(Columbia), Sloane Stephens and Ashlyn Krueger winning their final round qualifying matches today.
Zheng, who qualified for the Australian Open and beat Sebastian Korda in the first round, defeated No. 1 qualifying seed Jesper De Jonge of the Netherlands 7-5, 6-3 to start his post-college career with a second straight main draw appearance at a major.
Stephens defeated Leyre Romero Gormaz of Spain 3-6, 6-2, 6-1 today and Ashlyn Krueger[3] got past Mary Stoiana(Texas A&M) 6-7(4), 6-3, 6-1.
Emilio Nava[3] v Pedro Martinez[24](ESP)
Darwin Blanch v Luka Pavlovic(FRA)
Claire Liu v Lulu Sun[3](NZL)
Luis Guto Miguel of Brazil lost to unseeded Matteo Gribaldo of Italy 5-7, 6-2, 6-3, but Gribaldo has already given a walkover in the quarterfinals to Jack Secord. Secord, who beat Juan Miguel Bolivar Idarraga of Colombia 6-4, 7-5, will play the winner of the match between No. 3 seed Thilo Behrmann of Austria and No. 9 seed Yannick Alvarez of Puerto Rico. Alvarez avenged his 2025 Orange Bowl second round loss to Andy Johnson, beating him 6-2, 4-6, 7-5 in a two-hour battle.
No. 2 seed Jamie Mackenzie of Germany, a TCU recruit, beat Gavin Goode 6-2, 6-2 and will face No. 10 seed Nicolas Baena of Peru.
Alvarez and Secord, seeded No. 8, are through to the doubles semifinals, as are Goode and Ryan Cozad, who are in the top half, while Alvarez and Secord are in the bottom half.
Top four seeds Victoria Barros of Brazil[1], Anastasija Cvetkovic of Serbia[4], Xinran Sun[3] of China and Jana Kovackova of Czechia have advanced to the quarterfinal.
Unseeded Melije Clarke and Isabelle DeLuccia have reached the girls doubles semifinals after beating Barros and Janae Preston 6-4, 4-6, 15-13 in the quarterfinals today.
The 2025 Easter Bowl 18s champion, who is 12-5 on the USTA Pro Circuit this year and is inside the WTA Top 600 in the live rankings, reached the W35 Bethany Beach semfinals last week. The 18-year-old from Florida, who defeated qualifier Carolina Bohrer Martins of Brazil 6-2, 4-6, 6-2 today, is one of five Americans through to the quarterfinals.
Top seed Katrina Scott(Tennessee) and No. 2 seed Madison Brengle have advanced, as well as unseeded Amelia Honer(UC-Santa Barbara) and Savannah Broadus(Pepperdine), who play each other.
Payne’s opponent in the quarterfinals is No. 6 seed Antonia Vergara Rivera of Chile.