Alycia Parks, Robin Montgomery and Kayla Day were also among the American women to win Tuesday.

The PM called the team's accomplishment "one for the history books" in a post on X, the platform formerly called Twitter.

The Frenchwoman withstood 24 aces from Rebecca Marino to move through late Tuesday after the qualifier was two points away from advancing herself.

The big-hitting Canadian enjoyed a solid summer that brought her back inside the Top 100 for the first time in a decade; can the game’s original mental health advocate achieve her year-end goal with a strong run in New York?

In D.C., the Aussie has defeated top seed Jessica Pegula, while the Canadian qualifier's fighting spirit has been on display all week.

The Canadian rallied from a set down, and then 4-1 down in the third, to score a full-circle victory over the former world No. 1.

At what will likely be the strangest Championships in recent memory, fortune will favor the brave—particularly in the early rounds, where upset possibilities appear endless.

The 18-year-old, seeded No. 18 at this year's French Open, eased past the Canadian qualifier, 7-5, 6-0, on Sunday.

Ana Konjuh and Chris Eubanks are a couple of names that could have an impact on their respective draws at this year's US Open.

The world No. 3 edged through a tricky second set to defeat the hometown favorite and break new ground up north.