2024 Fairfield Challenger – Singles

Singles
Singles
2024 Fairfield Challenger
Final
Champion	Learner Tien
Runner-up	Bernard Tomic
Score	6–0, 6–1
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated October 14, 2024

Zachary Svajda was the defending champion^[1] but chose not to defend his title.

Seeds

Learner Tien (champion)
Tristan Schoolkate (semifinals)
J. J. Wolf (first round)
Dmitry Popko (quarterfinals)
Patrick Kypson (quarterfinals)
Brandon Holt (semifinals)
Bernard Tomic (final)
Ethan Quinn (quarterfinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final

1	Learner Tien	6	5	6

6	Brandon Holt	0	7	4
					1	Learner Tien	6	6

					7	Bernard Tomic	0	1
7	Bernard Tomic	6	6

2	Tristan Schoolkate	3	3

Top half

First round					Second round				Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	L Tien	6	6
	G Oliveira	2	2		1	L Tien	7	6
	T Kodat	6	2	6		T Kodat	5	4
	N Mejía	4	6	2					1	L Tien	1	6	6
	R Bertola	3	2						5	P Kypson	6	3	0
	E Butvilas	6	6			E Butvilas	3	4
	B Artnak	1	3		5	P Kypson	6	6
5	P Kypson	6	6											1	L Tien	6	5	6
4	D Popko	6	3	6										6	B Holt	0	7	4
	Aidan Mayo	3	6	4	4	D Popko	7	6
	GA Boitan	5	5		WC	R Seggerman	5	1
WC	R Seggerman	7	7						4	D Popko	2	4
WC	E Spizzirri	6	3						6	B Holt	6	6
Q	T Hilderbrand	3	1^r		WC	E Spizzirri	5	5
Q	Murphy Cassone	6⁵	5		6	B Holt	7	7
6	B Holt	7⁷	7

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

7	B Tomic	7⁸	7⁷
Q	Max Wiskandt	6⁶	6⁵		7	B Tomic	4	7⁷	6
Q	Max Basing	6	1	6	Q	M Basing	6	6¹	1
	J Pinnington Jones	2	6	3						7	B Tomic	7⁸	1	7⁸
	Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc	1	4								A Galarneau	6⁶	6	6⁶
Alt	K Pannu	6	6		Alt	K Pannu	4	1
	A Galarneau	7⁷	6			A Galarneau	6	6
3	JJ Wolf	6²	4												7	B Tomic	6	6
8	E Quinn	6	6												2	T Schoolkate	3	3
WC	Carl Emil Overbeck	3	0		8	E Quinn	6	2	6
	G den Ouden	6	3	4	Q	R Quan	3	6	2
Q	Rudy Quan	3	6	6						8	E Quinn	0	7⁷	6³
	Alexey Zakharov	6	6							2	T Schoolkate	6	6³	7⁷
Q	Micah Braswell	3	2			A Zakharov	3	4
Alt	B Kuzuhara	3	4		2	T Schoolkate	6	6
2	T Schoolkate	6	6

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References

↑ Miller, Matt (October 16, 2023). "U.S. Open champ in the house to watch Svajda beat Basavareddy in Fairfield pro tennis final". DailyRepublic.com.

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[1] Miller, Matt (October 16, 2023). "U.S. Open champ in the house to watch Svajda beat Basavareddy in Fairfield pro tennis final". DailyRepublic.com.

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