North Gwinnett News

Suwanee tennis player Jeremy Chen won 420 points playing singles tournaments in the junior Boys’ 14 category of the United States Tennis Association by the week ending May 28.

Their 420 points playing singles are combined with 15 percent of their doubles points and any bonus points for a 4,805th ranking.

They were ranked 4,805th the week before.

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.

Standings are released weekly.

Name	Singles Points	Total Points
Chetan Challa	803	895
Aryan Ponugoti	689	1,115
Riley Riggs	600	734
Tanush Reddy Gade	595	704
Shiv Siju	545	624
Smaran Jairam	526	573
Suren Vakalapudi	504	540
Kalvin Seo	471	523
Jonathan Lin	445	445
Karthik Pavuluri	434	453
Sushil Muddala	424	446
Jeremy Chen	420	420
Warren Lee	416	416
Lucas Wright	394	535
Samanyu Jairam	350	401
Rishik Kosaraju	327	381
Aditya Reddy Madireddy	294	317
Andrei Grigorian	250	259
Harry Kim	236	236
Abeer Agrawal	226	226
Jeremy Thomas	204	204
Lincoln Pope	178	178
Chetan Setty	176	176
Cooper Higgins	160	160
Tanish Killedar	143	158
David Cho	130	130
Krishiv Ramesh	129	142
Matthew Lemmings	108	108
Aaron H. Kim	105	119
Brandon Rogers	96	96
Brian Lee	94	94
Naivedhya S. Pratap Gehlot	80	88
Junyoung Koh	64	64
Elliot Hwang	63	63
David Park	58	58
Julian Abadia	56	56
Arjun Myneni	46	46
Nishit Kadiyala	45	45
Harman Brannan	44	44
Nolan Denbrok	38	38
Devan Vakharia	36	36
Zachary Lin	33	33
Aidan Orth	30	30
Dylan Brassow	30	30
Abhinav Desai	28	28
Sebastian Naranjo	28	28
Shuvam Rath	28	28
Ashmitesh Anandakumar	26	28
Evan Li	23	23