Minneapolis Review

Minneapolis tennis player Hari Akkina finished 6,037th in February in the junior Boys’ 16 category of the United States Tennis Association.

They started February ranked 8,804th.

By the end of the month they’d earned 82 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 February
Nolan Ranger	155	138	3,395
Kai Chen	161	179	2,823
Abhinav Maneesh	765	737	964
Rishi Ranjith	737	797	904
Evan Fraser	789	802	895
Bode Campbell	777	849	847
Andy Norman	895	971	753
Gavin Kelleher	1,318	1,062	694
Humza Chaudhri	1,797	1,894	420
Raiden Chen	1,984	1,994	403
Kamalesh Packiaraj	1,974	2,031	397
Sai Buddi	2,222	2,339	340
Joshua Cook	2,257	2,382	333
Tanay Panguluri	2,389	2,529	313
Isaac Lower	2,612	2,761	282
Samuel Leslie	833	2,880	265
Jasper Strom	2,787	2,935	258
Lou Smith	2,976	2,942	257
Sean Oslund	3,172	3,333	215
Zahir Hassan	4,671	3,995	164
Gourav Kumar	4,474	4,704	126
Dhiren Akkina	4,633	4,889	119
Giovanni Crescini	4,920	5,223	106
Ryder Held	6,563	5,653	92
Allan Wang	5,681	5,662	92
Anil Harshith Bharadwaj	5,577	5,883	86
David Schumacher	6,497	6,004	83
Hari Akkina	8,804	6,037	82
Malhaar Jain	6,286	6,659	68
Ezra Strom	6,305	6,676	68
Ben Breitbach	7,088	7,458	54
Bharath Nair	7,853	7,745	50
Vhetrri Vijay Prabhakar	7,590	7,986	46
Cooper Held	7,817	8,203	44
Revan Pothacamury	7,945	8,354	41
Charles Graff	N/A	8,406	40
James Cui	N/A	8,569	39
Zachary Dresner	9,346	9,111	34
Louis Bastian	9,818	9,253	32
Keshav Singh	9,274	9,776	30
Karming Phoon	9,385	9,872	29