Current event status
completed
Updated July 31, 2026 at 06:19 UTC
ITF W100
June 29–July 5, 2026 · Cary, United States · Hard
Tournament guide
Key event details for fans, including the latest official event status, court setting and the number of matches currently captured in this schedule.
completed
Updated July 31, 2026 at 06:19 UTC
Hard courts
Useful for schedule and playing-condition context
46
31 singles · 15 doubles
46
0 scheduled or still in progress
32
16
USD 100,000
Event results
46 captured results, with women’s singles and doubles kept separate.
Results archive
All captured tournament results, with the newest matches shown first.
Singles
Final
Savannah BROADUS
3Lucrezia STEFANINI
6, 2–6Semifinal
MA Yexin
2Lucrezia STEFANINI
6, 0–6Semifinal
Savannah BROADUS
7KOIKE Ena
6(4), 6–3Quarterfinal
Kristina LIUTOVA
2Lucrezia STEFANINI
6, 0–6Quarterfinal
KOIKE Ena
7Tatum EVANS
5, 6–2Quarterfinal
Lea MA
6(3)Savannah BROADUS
7, 6(6)–7Quarterfinal
Mia SLAMA
4MA Yexin
6, 2–6Round of 16
YAMAGUCHI Mei
4KOIKE Ena
6, 4–6Round of 16
Savannah BROADUS
2TIAN Fangran
6, 6–3, 7–5Round of 16
Kristina LIUTOVA
3Sofia JOHNSON
6, 6–3, 6–1Round of 16
KOBORI Momoko
2MA Yexin
6, 6–1, 6(1)–7Round of 16
KAJI Haruka
3Lucrezia STEFANINI
6, 1–6Round of 16
Tatum EVANS
6Madison BRENGLE
2, 6(5)–7, 6–2Round of 16
Lea MA
6Clervie NGOUNOUE
4, 2–6, 7–5Round of 16
Cadence BRACE
3Mia SLAMA
6, 3–6Round of 32
Ayana AKLI
4KOIKE Ena
6, 6–3, 1–3Round of 32
Katrina SCOTT
3Savannah BROADUS
6, 2–6Round of 32
Kristina LIUTOVA
6Malaika RAPOLU
1, 6–1Round of 32
Maya IYENGAR
1Madison BRENGLE
6, 3–6Round of 32
Carolyn ANSARI
6(6)Tatum EVANS
7, 1–6Round of 32
Cadence BRACE
6Raphaelle LACASSE
3, 6–4Round of 32
Kylie COLLINS
3TIAN Fangran
6, 3–6Round of 32
Sofia JOHNSON
6Anna ROGERS
4, 1–6, 6–2Round of 32
Sahaja YAMALAPALLI
3Clervie NGOUNOUE
6, 4–6Round of 32
Elvina KALIEVA
4Lea MA
6, 6–2, 1–6Round of 32
NAITO Yuki
7Lucrezia STEFANINI
6(7), 4–6, 4–6Round of 32
KAJI Haruka
6Rebecca MARINO
4, 6–2Round of 32
Mia SLAMA
7Ana Sofia SANCHEZ
5, 4–6, 6–3Round of 32
Whitney OSUIGWE
2YAMAGUCHI Mei
6, 6(3)–7Round of 32
Reese BRANTMEIER
2MA Yexin
6, 4–6Round of 32
Victoria OSUIGWE
6(4)KOBORI Momoko
7, 0–6Doubles
Final
KUWATA Hiroko / Ankita RAINA
4Catherine HARRISON / Dalayna HEWITT
6, 2–6Semifinal
Reese BRANTMEIER / Alanis HAMILTON
3KUWATA Hiroko / Ankita RAINA
6, 6–1, 0(7)–1Semifinal
Anna ROGERS / Allura ZAMARRIPA
7Catherine HARRISON / Dalayna HEWITT
5, 4–6, 0(10)–1Quarterfinal
Ayana AKLI / Mell REASCO GONZALEZ
6(8)Catherine HARRISON / Dalayna HEWITT
7, 1–6Quarterfinal
Savannah BROADUS / Abigail RENCHELI
4Reese BRANTMEIER / Alanis HAMILTON
6, 4–6Quarterfinal
KUWATA Hiroko / Ankita RAINA
6Olivia LINCER / Ekaterina OVCHARENKO
2, 2–6, 1–0(6)Quarterfinal
Ariana ARSENEAULT / Raphaelle LACASSE
4Anna ROGERS / Allura ZAMARRIPA
6, 5–7Round of 16
KOBORI Momoko / Peangtarn PLIPUECH
3Savannah BROADUS / Abigail RENCHELI
6, 7–6(3), 0(7)–1Round of 16
Reese BRANTMEIER / Alanis HAMILTON
6Tenika MCGIFFIN / Katrina SCOTT
1, 6–1Round of 16
KUWATA Hiroko / Ankita RAINA
6Susanna MALTBY / Maddy ZAMPARDO
4, 6–3Round of 16
Ayana AKLI / Mell REASCO GONZALEZ
6Prarthana THOMBARE / Sahaja YAMALAPALLI
2, 6–3Round of 16
MA Yexin / YAMAGUCHI Mei
Catherine HARRISON / Dalayna HEWITT
Round of 16
Whitney OSUIGWE / Alana SMITH
4Anna ROGERS / Allura ZAMARRIPA
6, 4–6Round of 16
Olivia LINCER / Ekaterina OVCHARENKO
7Gabriella BROADFOOT / Victoria OSUIGWE
5, 1–6, 1–0(3)Round of 16
Bella PAYNE / Sara SHUMATE
4Ariana ARSENEAULT / Raphaelle LACASSE
6, 0–6Cary tournament guide
The Cary stop is different from a standard WTA Tour week. The women’s W100 competition shared Cary Tennis Park with an ATP Challenger 75 event, giving fans one combined professional tournament and giving players an important hard-court opportunity below the main WTA Tour.
The 2026 event ran from June 28 through July 5 and paired the women’s W100 draw with the men’s ATP Challenger 75 tournament. That combined format is a defining feature of the Cary Tennis Classic.
Matches were played at Cary Tennis Park in North Carolina. The outdoor hard-court setting makes this event useful preparation for players building toward later North American hard-court tournaments.
W100 events sit on the professional pathway between lower ITF tournaments and the WTA Tour. Strong results can help a player improve her ranking and move toward WTA qualifying and main-draw opportunities.
Cary questions
No. The women’s competition is a W100 event rather than a main-tour WTA category. The page uses WTA ranking context because W100 results still matter to players working toward the WTA Tour.
The 2026 tournament has finished, so this page removes today and upcoming panels. Use the result cards above to review captured singles and doubles scores.