Paul Jubb’s strong year on the ITF World Tennis Tour continued as the 22-year-old Brit won a Tour-leading fifth title of the season on Sunday.

Jubb, who won back-to-back M25 titles in Portugal in September to add to his victories at M15 Sharm El Sheikh in February and April, defeated Romanian Gabi Adrian Boitan 6-2 1-6 7-5 for his first pro title on American soil at M25 Harlingen.

The world No. 345, who also finished runner-up on Portuguese soil at M25 Portimao in late October, has moved level with Italian Franco Agamenone and Austrian Filip Misolic for most ITF men’s singles titles in 2021.

happy to come away with another title this week🏆🥇 @ Harlingen, Texas https://t.co/B4N2Ln8l6z

— Paul Jubb (@PaulJubb3) November 14, 2021

Both Agamenone and Misolic have played exclusively on the ATP Challenger Tour since winning their fifth ITF titles earlier this year.

There were also M25 tournament wins over the weekend for Brazil’s Oscar Jose Gutierrez, Frenchman Antoine Escoffier and Japan’s Naoki Nakagawa.

Six further players won tournaments at M15 level: Marek Gengel, Francesco Maestrelli, Bastian Malla, Pierre Yves Bailly, Manish Sureshkumar and Pablo Llamas Ruiz.