Louisville City Wire

Louisville tennis player Eli Stephenson finished 38th in May in the junior Boys’ 16 category of the United States Tennis Association.

They started May ranked 27th.

By the end of the month they’d earned 4,941 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
Eli Stephenson	27	38	4,941
Landon Ecarma	286	291	1,743
Alex Englund	434	424	1,312
Colby Berson	733	774	752
Sahil Krishnani	743	786	742
William Lewis	833	878	679
Kaden MacDonald	1,440	1,487	432
Timothy Wagoner	1,594	1,647	390
Walker Bush	2,072	2,091	301
Parker Moyano	2,394	2,442	246
Mac Bowman	3,120	3,189	163
Jonathan Kepnes	3,313	3,281	154
Nikolas Jones	3,625	3,697	126
Aditya Shah	3,903	3,968	113
Charles Lewis	4,478	4,545	87
Aiden Vilo	4,665	4,748	79
Cole Riley	4,997	5,101	68
Matthew Lynn	5,737	5,845	52
Sharvil Saxena	5,795	5,895	50
Arnav Koparkar	5,808	5,906	50
Hunter Caudill	5,999	6,105	45
Patrick Gustafsson	6,000	6,106	45
Keanu Kawata	6,065	6,164	44
Oubry Gibson	6,116	6,234	42
Zaxton Rothberg	6,281	6,330	41
Sushanth Muthuluru	6,476	6,604	38
Henry Wagner	6,546	6,690	36
Alex Schwartz	6,621	6,776	35
Joshua Kepnes	7,852	6,777	35
Roberts Sartor	6,662	6,815	34
Armaan Brar	6,671	6,824	34
Srikar Sirvisetty	6,978	7,341	30
Tristan Coulter	6,993	7,407	30
Conner Brewer	7,847	7,548	28
Adam Kolers	7,844	8,074	23
Andrew Lajoie	8,111	8,354	20
Sai Javvadi	8,188	8,430	18
Harris Babar	8,243	8,482	18
Yash Pathak	9,056	9,305	13
Charles Johnson	9,170	9,426	12
Eric Carter	9,449	9,723	11