SAO LEOPOLDO/STARNBERG, March 12, 2026
The ATP has released the official entry list for the 2026 Sao Leo Open, an ATP Challenger 75 event scheduled to take place from March 28 to April 5 at the Sao Leopoldo Tenis Clube in Sao Leopoldo, Brazil.
The first list for the main draw features a strong Brazilian presence, with eight players currently ranked among the country’s Top 10. Among them are Joao Lucas Reis da Silva, Thiago Monteiro, Felipe Meligeni Alves, Pedro Boscardin Dias, Matheus Pucinelli de Almeida, Gustavo Heide, Igor Marcondes and Daniel Dutra da Silva.
International players include Chile’s Tomas Barrios Vera, currently ranked No. 115 in the world, and Peru’s Juan Pablo Varillas, a former world No. 60 and past champion of the tournament.
“We are very happy to welcome important names who are among the top players in the country, as well as South American athletes who regularly compete in major events on the international circuit,” said Jose Carlos Ferreira Junior, director of Quadra Eventos and the Sao Leo Open. “Having at least eight Brazilian players ranked in the national Top 10 offers a unique opportunity for fans in Rio Grande do Sul to watch high-level tennis up close. We are working hard on every detail to further consolidate the Sao Leo Open on the international tennis calendar.”
The Sao Leo Open is one of the most important professional tournaments in Brazil and regularly attracts players who have been ranked among the world’s Top 100. As an ATP Challenger 75 event, it offers a total prize purse of $112,000 and valuable ranking points on the professional circuit.
Entry list – Sao Leo Open 2026
Tomas Barrios Vera (Chile)
Pedro Boscardin Dias (Brazil)
João Lucas Reis da Silva (Brazil)
Guido Iván Justo (Argentina)
Alvaro Guillén Meza (Ecuador)
Murkel Dellien (Bolivia)
Juan Carlos Prado Ángelo (Bolivia)
Juan Pablo Varillas (Peru)
Gonzalo Bueno (Peru)
Matheus Pucinelli de Almeida (Brazil)
Lautaro Midón (Argentina)
Gustavo Heide (Brazil)
Tristan Boyer (United States)
Igor Marcondes (Brazil)
Thiago Monteiro (Brazil)
Daniel Dutra da Silva (Brazil)
Santiago Rodríguez Taverna (Argentina)
Franco Roncadelli (Uruguay)
Facundo Díaz Acosta (Argentina)
Juan Bautista Torres (Argentina)
Felipe Meligeni Alves (Brazil)
