North Fulton Today

Alpharetta tennis player Advit Anand won six points playing doubles tournaments in the junior Boys’ 18 category of the United States Tennis Association by January.

They started January ranked 5,206th.

Their six points playing doubles equal 15 percent of their total score, added to 100 percent of their singles points.

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	Doubles Points	Total Points
Heath Waters	2,457	2,093
Devon Moskowitz	1,800	1,662
Mason Harmon	1,575	1,312
Jake Young	1,494	1,430
Asa Wong	555	440
Cooper Gordon	504	1,310
David Moreno	501	625
Reid Kanemasu	495	510
Joseph Phillips	450	1,182
Nils Vercruyssen	360	311
Aidan Pack	297	1,077
Bradford Becker	288	107
Grayson Balloon	248	547
Andrew Hertfelder	227	341
Jack Wrobel	150	188
Aleksandar Andrin	138	180
Maurice Matthaeus	135	217
Jack Miller	115	192
Nicholas Stroumpis	105	466
Parth Mody	102	87
Srikar Polisetty	81	81
Parker Rowan	79	96
Jackson Burke	72	28
Jackson Burke	72	28
Marcus Hookong	60	69
Marcus Hookong	60	69
Jaden Wong	51	78
Jordan Day	45	100
Ian Broni	45	263
Mitchell Jiang	38	158
Pratham Shah	33	109
Sunay Iyer	32	95
Adithya Devi	32	227
Shuban Doddi	30	107
Jackson Gordon	27	176
Yusuf Khan	27	95
Jonathan Chen	25	80
Ayden Riley	24	20
Ayden Riley	24	20
Brendan Brown	21	189
Matthew Song	18	21
Landon Ritzman	18	29
Savir Sethi	18	123
Landon Ritzman	18	29
Matthew Song	18	21
Advit Anand	6	51
Harrison Lee	6	91
Alex Chapman	6	66
Advit Anand	6	51