Ann Arbor, MI

About the tournament

M15 Ann Arbor is an entry-level tournament on the men's ITF World Tennis Tour (with prize money of 15,000 US dollars), held in the city of Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA. This is the lowest rung of the ITF professional ladder, below the M25 level and the ATP Challenger Tour, but results from such tournaments still earn ATP ranking points, allowing young players and mid-level professionals to accumulate points to move up. The competition is held on outdoor hard courts, which is typical for the American autumn calendar, when university-level clubs provide accessible, high-quality infrastructure for hosting a series of ITF tournaments. The organizer and venue are traditionally facilities affiliated with the University of Michigan, in particular the university's tennis center, also known as the venue for the more prestigious ATP Challenger Tour event, the Ann Arbor Challenger, which is played on indoor hard courts at the same complex. The field at the M15 in Ann Arbor mostly consists of players outside the world's top 500 in the ATP rankings: young professionals, graduates of NCAA tennis programs in the US, and players recovering from injuries or rebuilding their careers. No separate permanent official website or social media accounts for the tournament have been identified; information is distributed through the official ITF calendar and the USTA Pro Circuit portal.

Results

Singles

• R32: John Hallquist Lithen — Benjamin Thomas George 6-3 6-3
• R32: Daniel Jovanovski — Benjamin Azar 4-6 1-6
• R32: Zsombor Velcz — Matt Kuhar 1-6 5-7
• R32: Adhithya Ganesan — Micah Braswell 6-4 5-7

Doubles

• R16: Evan Burnett — Arnav Bhandari 6-0
• R16: Vignesh Gogineni — Max Dahlin 6-2 2-6 10-8
• R16: Tyler Haddorff — Anders Matta 2-6 6-2 6-10
• R16: Jan Klimas — Henry Lieberman 6-3 6-3
• R16: Thanaphat Boosarawongse — Benjamin Azar 5-7 3-6
• R16: Jeffrey Fradkin — Henry Barrett 6-3 6-1
• R16: Max Sheldon — Nikola Djosic 7-5 3-6 10-8