Play begins at 10 a.m., with No. 8 seed Elizabeth Mandlik, a former world No. 97, facing Japanese qualifier Mayu Crossley on Stadium Court. No. 7 seed Xinyu Gao takes on 2017 French Open junior champion Whitney Osuigwe, while No. 6 seed Iryna Shymanovich meets LSU standout Ella McDonald, who advanced through qualifying with a pair of straight-set victories.
No. 2 seed Akasha Urhobo, a 19-year-old American who made her Grand Slam main-draw debut at the 2026 French Open, opens against Danish qualifier Rebecca Munk Mortensen in the second match on Stadium Court.
The 2017 US Open champion and former world No. 3 Sloane Stephens takes Stadium Court no earlier than 1 p.m. against Pepperdine graduate Ashley Lahey. Stephens headlines the afternoon lineup alongside a matchup between former Texas Longhorn Malaika Rapolu and Texas A&M standout Olivia Lincer, who earned her main draw spot through qualifying.
Also on the afternoon schedule, No. 3 seed Yeonwoo Ku faces experienced Dutch veteran Arantxa Rus, who has captured 33 ITF singles titles during her career.
Doubles showcases top seeds Rasheeda McAdoo and Anastasia Tikhonova opening against wild cards Megan Heuser and Kate Sharabura on Stadium Court. Tikhonova brings an impressive doubles resume with 26 ITF titles to her name.
No. 4 seeds Kylie Collins and Ella McDonald face Carmen Andreea Herea and Rose Marie Nijkamp, both current Longhorns on Court 5, while No. 3 seeds Marian Gomez Pezuela Cano and Iryna Shymanovich take on Oklahoma freshman Reina Goto and Pepperdine standout Sonja Zhiyenbayeva on Court 8. Shymanovich brings top-100 doubles experience to the draw as the seeded teams look to secure their spots in the quarterfinals.