Minneapolis Review

Minneapolis tennis player Hari Akkina finished 3,452nd in November in the junior Boys’ 14 category of the United States Tennis Association.

They started November ranked 3,357th.

By the end of the month they’d earned 159 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
Andy Norman	202	254	1,897
Raiden Chen	369	307	1,645
Joshua Cook	576	458	1,179
Rishi Ranjith	644	522	1,056
Kamalesh Packiaraj	997	929	657
Anil Harshith Bharadwaj	1,462	1,371	488
Allan Wang	2,176	1,912	361
Sai Buddi	1,961	1,952	354
Sebastian Miguel Rodriguez Garcia	2,128	2,171	312
Jasper Strom	2,818	2,307	287
Ezra Strom	2,492	2,442	268
Sahil Boda	1,748	2,527	257
Bharath Nair	2,808	2,871	214
Joshua Latour	3,770	3,195	182
Zachary Dresner	3,842	3,313	171
Cooper Held	3,215	3,321	170
Zachary Zhu	3,298	3,391	164
Hari Akkina	3,357	3,452	159
Revan Pothacamury	3,840	3,941	127
Zahir Hassan	3,876	3,978	125
Karming Phoon	4,339	4,449	103
Artham Sinha	4,921	5,049	80
Ben Breitbach	5,841	5,058	80
Aarav Roy	5,413	5,578	66
Mithul Vivekanandan	N/A	5,763	60
Zavdi Fisher	7,629	5,868	60
Kenny Perry	5,442	6,212	53
Jasper Park	6,023	6,217	53
Hashim Chaudhri	5,878	6,634	44
Ted Strasburg	6,621	6,803	40
Grayson Dunigan	7,035	6,848	40
Shoaib Shaik	7,401	7,750	30
Leyton Griffith	8,575	8,872	20
Kristopher Sinkin	8,891	9,188	17
Gus Campbell	9,299	9,617	16
Jeffrey Chen	9,316	9,637	16
Tristan Ehn	N/A	9,691	16
Brennan Grove	9,524	9,846	15
Martin Gorban	N/A	9,913	14