Minneapolis Review

Minneapolis tennis player Bode Campbell finished 3,246th in November in the junior Boys’ 18 category of the United States Tennis Association.

They started November ranked 3,257th.

By the end of the month they’d earned 154 points across singles and doubles tournaments.

Players earn points per round in tournaments, winning higher points the further into a tournament they advance.

Jarett Cascino of New York Tennis Magazine says tennis is one of the most competitive youth sports.

“There is always someone better than you on any given day, even if you are the number one player in the world!” he said.

Rankings are released weekly.

Name	Starting Rank	Ending Rank	Total Points at end of November
Matthew Fullerton	125	127	3,247
Zachary Leslie	299	363	1,627
Sujit Chepuri	644	641	1,004
Oskar Jansson	440	710	897
Kai Chen	1,197	1,207	536
Evan Fraser	1,824	1,809	341
Eli Notkin	2,261	1,890	323
Nicholas Anderson	2,204	2,173	272
Humza Chaudhri	2,447	2,487	226
Ram Subramanian	2,841	2,818	190
Abhinav Maneesh	3,075	3,059	170
Rishi Ranjith	3,122	3,107	166
Samuel Leslie	2,731	3,157	162
Samuel Wolden	5,572	3,196	158
Bode Campbell	3,257	3,246	154
Braden Fitzgerald	3,418	3,405	145
Gavin Kelleher	4,922	3,789	121
Theodore Grimes	3,980	3,988	113
Dmitry Parker	N/A	4,138	106
Marcus Hosfield	4,569	4,580	90
Logan James	4,793	4,812	84
Andy Norman	6,085	4,947	79
Zander Zoia	4,945	4,963	78
Isaac Lower	6,248	5,544	63
Kamalesh Packiaraj	5,861	5,851	60
Zachary Piehl	6,074	6,067	54
Lou Smith	7,133	6,440	47
Jasper Strom	8,823	6,714	42
Samuel Murillo	6,495	6,820	40
Sai Buddi	6,683	7,105	36
Matthew Maciosek	7,357	7,384	32
Zackary Chaffey	7,489	7,512	31
Anthony Helmer	7,735	7,848	30
Sean Oslund	7,882	8,345	24
Dhiren Akkina	8,500	8,494	24
Tanay Panguluri	8,717	8,698	22
Joshua Cook	9,290	9,302	17
Raiden Chen	9,329	9,333	17