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Austin tennis player Mahir Vallabhaneni won 91 points playing doubles tournaments in the junior Boys’ 16 category of the United States Tennis Association by February.

They started February ranked 7,805th.

Their 91 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
Jack Ingram	3,308	3,364
Tristan Stine	2,280	2,473
Jacob Golden	1,905	3,101
James Quattro	1,659	2,290
Sibi Raja	1,286	916
Abhinav Bulusu	982	1,592
Aditya Paravasthuramesh	930	809
Ross Cockrell	915	852
Alek Mesarovic	838	801
Lucas Riezebeek	736	1,371
Daniel Zhang	732	1,042
Leon Chen	618	796
Devon Zhang	613	444
Daniel Karia	555	356
William McEwan	510	490
Griffin Heintz	501	531
Benjamin Kotzen	418	752
Jaren Scarborough	412	533
Hayden Williams	374	517
Brayden Nguyen	372	614
Trey Pleasant	269	369
Gavin Golod	256	107
Gavin Golod	256	107
Jonathan Seder	253	221
William Gu	207	590
Alexander Wriedt	179	222
Luke Sultzer	175	1,004
Rishi Rajesh	162	652
Aayush Parikh	144	135
Samuel Seder	132	517
Arjun Rajan	126	190
Joshua Golden	108	619
Caiden Riebold	102	438
Michael Malyshev	102	156
Mahir Vallabhaneni	91	75
Mahir Vallabhaneni	91	75
Hanny Jarbouh	63	86
Hanny Jarbouh	63	86
Mason Vaughan	60	82
Mason Vaughan	60	82
Ansel Wong	36	135
Kieran Desireddi	36	228
Eason Zhao	32	30
Praket Sherikar	32	54
Praket Sherikar	32	54
Prakul Sherikar	30	345
Aryaman Reddy	29	102
Aryaman Reddy	29	102
Seth Vogdes	23	43
Seth Vogdes	23	43
Ishan Rastogi	18	46
Ishan Rastogi	18	46
Justin Lu	2	85
Jairo Kirk	2	81
Justin Lu	2	85
Jairo Kirk	2	81