Maja Chwalinska reaches the French Open women’s singles final after extending her run as a qualifier at Roland Garros. Multiple outlets report that she makes history as the first player coming through qualifying to reach the final, and one source also notes this is only the second such Grand Slam achievement since Emma Raducanu’s 2021 US Open title run. Chwalinska, listed as world No. 114 by Sky Sports and BBC, records her place in the final with a semifinal win over 25th seed Diana Shnaider. The Independent says she wins in two sets, 7-6(4) 6-4, while other reports characterize the result as straight sets. After victories including higher-ranked opponents during the tournament, Chwalinska’s final opponent is reported across sources as teenage player Mirra Andreeva. The Independent frames the run as her ninth win in a row at Roland Garros, while outlets describe it as a “fairytale” run from qualifying into the championship match. The final is set for Saturday, June 6, according to Times of India.