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Jack Pinnington Jones US Open 2026 schedule, results and profile

Jack Pinnington Jones is listed in Men's Singles at this US Open. The match record on this page is 1-0. Next is Otto Virtanen in the Men's Singles Qualifying 2nd Round.

Tournament record 1–1 Singles rank No. 165
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Player profile

Jack Pinnington Jones: TCU All-American progress into the professional top 150

Jack Pinnington Jones used three seasons at Texas Christian University to turn a strong junior record into professional readiness. The Briton was a two-time singles All-American, helped TCU win the 2024 NCAA team championship and qualified twice for the ATP Next Gen Accelerator. Before college he had reached junior No. 6 and the 2021 Wimbledon boys' quarterfinals. His pro rise included a win over Cameron Norrie at the 2024 Nottingham Challenger, a first Challenger final in Ilkley in 2025 and a Wimbledon main-draw debut. By 2026 he had climbed to a career-high No. 132.

Profile facts: US Open Tennis Championships player page ↗

US Open story

Jack Pinnington Jones US Open 2026: a first senior New York benchmark

The official US Open profile lists no earlier men's singles result for Pinnington Jones. His Grand Slam main-draw debut came at Wimbledon in 2025, while his first Australian Open trip ended in qualifying early in 2026. New York is therefore a fresh tournament record, even though three years of college tennis in the United States make the setting familiar. His ranking rise earned access to qualifying; it does not count as a main-draw appearance. He must complete all three qualifying rounds to add the US Open to a résumé that already includes Wimbledon and tour-level matches.

What to watch

Jack Pinnington Jones fan watch: college-hardened baseline pressure

Pinnington Jones developed in a college environment where hard-court matches, energetic crowds and compressed momentum swings are routine. Watch his position after the first serve: the right-hander is most effective when he can take the next forehand early and prevent the returner from resetting. His wins over established opponents show he can absorb pace, but passive depth leaves him working harder than necessary. The useful contrast is between neutral rally tolerance and deliberate acceleration. When he changes direction from a balanced base rather than on the run, his clean two-handed backhand can keep the opponent from camping in the forehand corner.

Current tournament

Jack Pinnington Jones at the 2026 US Open

Jack Pinnington Jones is listed in Men's Singles at this US Open. The match record on this page is 1-0. Next is Otto Virtanen in the Men's Singles Qualifying 2nd Round.

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What fans should know before Jack Pinnington Jones's next match

The next matchup is against Otto Virtanen in Qualifying 2nd Round. The court is still to be confirmed. The exact start is still TBA, so check the match card again when the Order of Play is released.

Tournament path

Jack Pinnington Jones US Open schedule and results

Read from the earliest round to the latest. Each card shows the event, stage, round, opponent, court, status and set score when available.

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Jack Pinnington Jones US Open FAQ

When does Jack Pinnington Jones play next at the US Open?

No later match is currently published for Jack Pinnington Jones. The page will show a new matchup when it is added to the draw or Order of Play.

What is Jack Pinnington Jones's record at this US Open?

Jack Pinnington Jones has a 1-1 record in the matches currently attached to this tournament page.

Which events is Jack Pinnington Jones playing?

The current match data lists Jack Pinnington Jones in Men's Singles.

Where did Jack Pinnington Jones play college tennis?

He played three seasons at TCU and earned singles All-American honors twice.

When did Jack Pinnington Jones make his Grand Slam main-draw debut?

He made his first major main draw at Wimbledon in 2025.

Match times, courts and results can change during the tournament. Profile facts come from the official US Open player record; live tournament cards use the published schedule and scores. This site is an independent fan planning tool.