Tulsa Standard

Tulsa tennis player Ty Taylor finished 6,297th in February in the junior Boys’ 18 category of the United States Tennis Association.

They started February ranked 6,144th.

By the end of the month they’d earned 56 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
Luke Bracks	101	60	4,801
Brett Keeling	134	136	3,291
Ian Bracks	211	167	2,941
Aiden Robinson	237	243	2,308
Kale Mize	373	340	1,816
Cooper Knutsen	550	560	1,229
Will Pellegrini	527	747	944
James Benien III	845	809	858
Logan Mahan	944	963	732
Porter Arens	980	1,002	707
Lawson Prather	988	1,020	691
Alec Rule	1,169	1,197	583
Mario Pacilio	1,344	1,371	506
Otis Hillock	1,548	1,497	463
Jacob Cameron	1,552	1,591	433
Jue Rui Law	1,569	1,607	429
Jesper Ohlson	1,448	1,635	419
Jonathan Hillock	1,797	1,859	359
Hunter Henry	1,868	1,928	343
Rohan Shrestha	1,880	1,944	339
Julian Aaronson	2,686	2,765	216
Ashwin Chandrasekar	3,194	3,286	167
Krishna Bhadriraju	3,849	3,945	127
Enre Boshoff	4,028	4,130	119
Vaibhav Aggarwal	4,434	4,556	101
Landon Wong	5,093	5,247	79
David Karibian	5,367	5,534	72
Kevin Gannon	5,455	5,627	69
Beau Broermann	7,268	5,724	67
Bennett Broermann	6,161	6,146	60
Ty Taylor	6,144	6,297	56
Jake Craft	6,261	6,424	54
Krish Kumar	6,385	6,564	51
Grant Hinkle	5,280	6,989	44
Landon Nickel	7,448	7,675	35
Luke Humphrey	8,028	8,274	30
Chase Warden	8,300	8,532	28
Dylan Juen	9,161	9,456	20