Tulsa Standard

Tulsa tennis player Alec Rule finished 1,201st in May in the junior Boys’ 18 category of the United States Tennis Association.

They started May ranked 1,121st.

By the end of the month they’d earned 478 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 May
Brett Keeling	143	158	2,364
Aiden Robinson	203	171	2,254
Will Pellegrini	201	230	1,880
Jesper Ohlson	271	313	1,495
Omar Oudeh	321	363	1,351
Eli Brewer	362	413	1,239
Lawson Prather	550	586	918
Cooper Knutsen	540	588	914
Kale Mize	667	719	768
Ashwin Chandrasekar	683	739	751
James Benien III	1,061	1,118	511
Alec Rule	1,121	1,201	478
Mario Pacilio	1,370	1,463	378
James Owens	1,620	1,696	308
Jue Rui Law	1,950	2,027	252
Rohan Shrestha	2,053	2,134	236
Hunter Henry	2,195	2,287	216
Jacob Cameron	2,591	2,438	199
Jeremy Song	2,501	2,616	180
Grant Hinkle	2,606	2,714	168
Krishna Bhadriraju	2,862	2,985	148
Porter Arens	2,886	3,011	146
Logan Mahan	3,065	3,182	134
Julian Aaronson	3,449	3,576	110
Jonathan Hillock	3,927	4,045	90
Jake Craft	4,240	4,360	76
Krish Kumar	4,616	4,745	64
Dutch Prather	4,927	5,063	58
Otis Hillock	5,352	5,488	46
Vaibhav Aggarwal	6,677	6,304	32
Kolby Mostrom	6,999	7,189	24
Vihaan Prajapati	7,091	7,285	23
Nolan Hance	7,370	7,563	19
Drake Stoller	7,537	7,732	18
Dylan Juen	7,921	7,819	18
Patrick Bernius	7,784	7,906	16
Shaurya Aggarwal	7,783	7,907	16
David Karibian	7,846	7,999	16
Kevin Gannon	9,743	8,187	15
Landon Wong	8,206	8,416	13
Tej Beniwal	8,914	9,150	9
Caiden Maurer	9,538	9,807	8