2026 Baton Rouge Challenger – Singles

Singles
2026 Baton Rouge Challenger
Champion Stefan Dostanic
Runner-up Alexis Galarneau
Score6–4, 6–1
Main article: 2026 Baton Rouge Challenger

This was the first edition of the tournament.[1]

Stefan Dostanic won the title after defeating Alexis Galarneau 6–4, 6–1 in the final.[2]

Seeds

  1. Alexis Galarneau (final)
  2. Andrés Andrade (semifinals)
  3. Andres Martin (first round)
  4. Stefan Kozlov (withdrew)
  5. Garrett Johns (first round)
  6. Cedrik-Marcel Stebe (withdrew)
  7. Tyler Zink (second round)
  8. Keegan Smith (first round)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals Final
          
1 Alexis Galarneau 6 6
Andre Ilagan 3 2
1 Alexis Galarneau 4 1
Q Stefan Dostanic 6 6
Q Stefan Dostanic 4 6 7
2 Andrés Andrade 6 2 5

Top half

First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 A Galarneau 7 6
Q K Ozoliņš 5 3 1 A Galarneau 6 6
Antoine Ghibaudo 4 4 JR J Kennedy 4 3
JR J Kennedy 6 6 1 A Galarneau 6 6
Raphael Perot 4 6 7 D Milavsky 4 4
Q Felix Corwin 6 2 5 R Perot 5 6 1
D Milavsky 6 7 D Milavsky 7 1 6
8 K Smith 3 5 1 A Galarneau 6 6
3 A Martin 3 5 A Ilagan 3 2
C Kingsley 6 7 C Kingsley 6 7
Erik Arutiunian 6 6 E Arutiunian 2 5
LL B Jones 4 4 C Kingsley 2 4
Andre Ilagan 6 77 A Ilagan 6 6
Sebastian Gima 2 60 A Ilagan 7 6
Christian Langmo 7 6 C Langmo 5 2
5 G Johns 5 3

Bottom half

First round Second round Quarterfinals Semifinals
Q N Schachter 0 0
Olaf Pieczkowski 6 6 O Pieczkowski 6 77
WC Q Vandecasteele 6 77 WC Q Vandecasteele 3 64
WC M Forbes 4 63 O Pieczkowski 64 1
Tristan McCormick 66 4 Q S Dostanic 77 6
R Strombachs 78 6 R Strombachs 3 3
Q S Dostanic 6 6 Q S Dostanic 6 6
LL Benjamin Thomas George 2 4 Q S Dostanic 4 6 7
7 T Zink 6 6 2 A Andrade 6 2 5
Alt Arda Azkara 4 1 7 T Zink 67 4
Q Ryan Fishback 6 65 2 WC B Shick 79 6
WC Braden Shick 4 77 6 WC B Shick
Alt J Boulais 6 2 1 2 A Andrade w/o
B Bicknell 3 6 6 B Bicknell 1 3
Q Andrej Loncarevic 0 2 2 A Andrade 6 6
2 A Andrade 6 6

References

  1. ^ "Steve Carter Baton Rouge ATP Challenger Tournament". February 1, 2026.
  2. ^ "Harris, former No. 31, celebrates 'stepping stone in new career'". ATPTour. Retrieved 17 February 2026.
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