Three Americans Remain at Citi Open Quarterfinals in College Park

One American remains in the field of singles competitors in the , a first-time international tournament unfolding at the Tennis Center of College Park.

Twenty-one-year-old Irina Falconi, hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, faces Virginie Razzano of France Friday afternoon at the stadium court. (Time will be dependent upon the previous match at the same court.)

Two Americans remain in the doubles matches to begin Friday evening at court 2. Sloane Stephens, 18, of Plantation Florida pairs with of Israel, the top-ranking player in the tournament, to battle American Alexandra Mueller and Liga Dekmeijere of Latvia.

A complete schedule is below.

After today's quarterfinal rounds, only four players remain in the singles tournament, and two teams in the doubles tournament. Semifinals take place Saturday and the champions will be decided Sunday.

Singles

• of Israel, top-ranking player in the tournament, battles Alberta Brianti of Italy at 3 p.m. at the stadium court for a spot in the semifinal play Saturday.
• Following on the same court is the matchup between Virginie Razzano of France and Irina Falconi of the United States.
• Tamira Paszek of Austria battles Stephanie Dubois of Canada, not before 6:30 p.m. at the stadium court.
• Following are Bojana Jovanovski of Serbia and Nadia Petrova of Russia at stadium court.

Doubles

• American Sloane Stephens pairs up with tournament-headliner of Israel to fight Liga Dekmeijere of Latvia and Alexandra Mueller of the United States no earlier than 5 p.m. at court 2.
• Alberta Brianti of Italy and Eleni Daniilidou of Greece face Olga Govortsova  of Belarus and Alla Kudryavtseva of Russia at court 2.

* Note: Doubles matches won't begin until those also playing singles matches in the afternoon have suitable rest.