American women show depth at the U.S. Open

American tennis players are currently navigating the field at the U.S. Open, highlighting the significant depth within the nation's ranks. While many lack the high-profile endorsements of their global counterparts, these competitors remain central to the tournament's. Ann Li advanced past Donna Vekić in the second round, overcoming a first-set deficit on Court 13. Elsewhere, Emma Navarro overcame Caty McNally in a three-set match, while Peyton Stearns exited in the first round after a loss to Harriet Dart. With 14 Americans currently in the top 100, the domestic competition continues to drive individual performance levels across the tour. Players continue to vie for positions in the world rankings as the tournament proceeds in New York.

• 9:16 AMYahoo Sports — How the U.S. Open showcases the depth of women’s tennis in America, win or lose