Medvedev will next face Alexander Zverev for the fifth time this year, with both bidding for a final berth.

Also, three Americans—Emma Navarro, Sofia Kenin and Ashlyn Krueger—are on the rise after some big-time runs.

The 19-year-old didn’t drop a set all week, defeating No. 35-ranked top seed Zhu Lin of China in the final.

The two-time US Open singles champion will be back in the main draw at age 43, while the Dane returns to Grand Slam tennis.

Teenagers Clervie Ngounoue and Alex Michelsen were also among the recipients announced Wednesday by the USTA.

Gauff has shaken off a disappointing Wimbledon exit in emphatic style, dethroning defending champion Liudmila Samsonova in straight sets on Saturday.

Top seed Veronika Kudermetova sailed through her second-round match at the Libema Open on Wednesday.

The U.S. has 30 players in the ATP and WTA Top 100s, triple what it had in 2010. The next task is translating those big numbers of players into bigger results at the majors.

The two-time Orange Bowl champion earned wild cards into the singles and doubles draws after sweeping the USTA National Championships.