Denver City Wire

Denver tennis player Andrew Summers finished 4,063rd in November in the junior Boys’ 16 category of the United States Tennis Association.

They started November ranked 3,973rd.

By the end of the month they’d earned 146 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 November
Cameron Kruep	66	94	3,897
Nathan Gold	266	240	2,266
Kristian Kostadinov	470	478	1,289
Raphael Wieland	960	1,574	469
Patrick Duke	2,220	2,296	324
Trevor Hajek	2,418	2,448	301
Blake Wright	2,721	2,776	257
Cole Protass	2,794	2,854	248
Michael Song	2,964	3,027	230
Ilan Schinagel	3,595	3,029	230
Ryan Hajek	3,271	3,338	197
Andrew Rettig	3,341	3,409	190
Andrew Summers	3,973	4,063	146
Charlie May	4,018	4,105	143
Gianni Ghiselli	4,258	4,348	129
Michael McKee	4,495	4,554	120
Davis Bissette	4,559	4,642	116
Arjun Pathy	5,071	5,139	96
Maxwell Morales	5,263	5,377	90
Jack Winslow	5,394	5,483	86
Sebastian Wright	5,691	5,816	77
Rithvik Iyer	6,121	6,280	66
Alec Rodriguez	6,124	6,283	66
Aiden Parker	6,451	6,634	60
Kees Eckenhausen	6,680	6,838	56
Andrew Wolden	6,792	6,953	54
Carl Siegel	7,063	7,221	50
Adam Rydel	8,514	7,374	48
Ryan Pool	7,210	7,843	40
Andrew Morgan	7,778	7,970	39
Travis Nguyen	7,246	7,990	39
Parker Bazaz	8,634	8,874	30
Robert Fitzgerald	8,891	9,162	30
Bryce Dilworth	9,023	9,223	30
Andrew Schell	9,142	9,339	28
Max Gart	N/A	9,491	27
William Dickey	N/A	9,716	24
Krish Vipani	9,688	9,888	24