Bryan Bros. Doubles Race

BRYAN BROS. DOUBLES RACE
JUNIOR TENNIS | USTA SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

BRYAN BROS. DOUBLES RACE
JUNIOR TENNIS
USTA SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

In many ways, doubles competition is an invaluable experience for young tennis players. It teaches teamwork, net skills, fast footwork, and even faster reflexes. USTA Southern California is proud to boast Bob & Mike Bryan – 16-time Grand Slam champions and widely considered the greatest doubles team of all-time – as heralded members of #TeamSoCal. We’re proud to partner with these two great champions to create the Bryan Bros. Doubles Race, bringing awareness and attention to junior doubles play.

The Doubles Race calculates points based on activity and finishes in doubles events throughout the calendar year. Points are accrued at Level 3 through 5 Southern California boys’ and girls’ doubles events, with top point earners crowned winners in each age division at year’s end.

Even better, the winning pairs are rewarded with a chance to meet the Bryan Bros. at a special award ceremony held at the BNP Paribas Open in March.

UPCOMING BRYAN BROS. GRAND PRIX EVENTS

September 23, 2023
WAC Closed (Level 4)
Westlake Village

September 23, 2023
Patel Tennis (Level 5)
Fountain Valley

September 23, 2023
Arcadia Tennis Center (Level 5)
Arcadia

VIEW MORE BRYAN BROS. GRAND PRIX EVENTS

October 7, 2023
Fountain Valley Tennis Center (Level 5)
Fountain Valley

October 14, 2023
JP Yamasaki (Level 4)
Anaheim

October 28, 2023
Jim Hillman Doubles Sectionals (Level 3)
Orange County

BRYAN BROS. GRAND PRIX POINTS FAQ

Points are awarded at Bryan Bros. Doubles Race events as follows:

TOURNAMENT WINNERS

Level 3 – 300
Level 4 – 200
Level 5 – 100

FINALISTS

Level 3 – 210
Level 4 – 140
Level 5 – 70

SEMIFINALISTS (3/4 PLACE)

Level 3 – 120
Level 4 – 80
Level 5 – 40

QUARTERFINALISTS (5-8 PLACE)

Level 3 – 60
Level 4 – 40
Level 5 – 20

Please Note: Doubles teams must win at least one match to receive Bryan Bros. Doubles Race Grand Prix points. Walkovers count as match wins, but byes do not.

PAST DOUBLES RACE WINNERS

Boys’ 18s

2022 – Yubin Joe/Lance Morgan
2019 – Nabeel Khan/Kai Brady
2018 – Christopher Papa/Ivan Smith
2017 – Jacob Bullard/Jack Pulliam

Girls’ 18s

2022 – Makeilah Nepomuceno/Johannah Galindo
2019 – Carolyn Fowler/Emily Fowler
2018 – Britt Pursell/Amanda Chan
2017 – (TIE) Emily Dush/Alexandra Kuo + Michelle Deng/Rena Lin

Boys’ 16s

2022 – David James Brownlee/Jeremy Sieben
2019 – Russell Shoohoo/Bryce Nakashima
2018 – Sundeek Chakladar/Gianluca Brunkow
2017 – Christopher Papa/Ivan Smith

Girls’ 16s

2022 – Nicole Weng/Carley Chen
2019 – Maxine Murphy/Makenna Martinez
2018 – Sara Beckman/Olivia Madarang
2017 – Amanda Chan/Giulia Hayer

Boys’ 14s

2022 – Andrew Johnson/Tyler Lee
2019 – William Hsieh/Grant Gallagher
2018 – Hunter Lynch/Thomas Lynch
2017 – Eric Kats/Kevin Thai

Girls’ 14s

2022 – Mingyue Deng/Anika Guniganti
2019 – Quin Brady/Stacey Samonte
2018 – Eliana Hanna/Sarah MacCallum
2017 – Iris Berman/Kaia Wolfe

Boys’ 12s

2022 – Andy Deng/Arnon Jittathai
2019 – Chase Kelley/Gray kelley
2018 – Mason Bui/Brandon Vu
2017 – Paul Dandler/Avery Tallakson

Girls’ 12s

2022 – Gwyneth Britton/Madeline Cleary
2019 – Haley Tran/Amy Lee
2018 – Kate Fakih/Olivia Center
2017 – (TIE) Jeselle Ante/Stacey Samonte + Elina Shalaev/Anna-Marie Radulescu

Boys’ 10s

2019 – Kai Abarca/Hans Sempre
2018 – Sebastiano Cressi/Andrew Johnson
2017 – Keaton Hance/Rishvanth Krishna

Girls’ 10s

2019 – Sophie Suh/Thea Frodin
2018 – Maria Aytoyan/Julieta Pareja
2017 – Alyssa Ahn/Rachel Lee

CURRENT BRYAN BROS. GRAND PRIX STANDINGS

Remember that this is a Doubles Race! Points are compiled based on the team unit, so the best way to finish ahead of the pack is to find a solid partner and commit to doubles competition throughout the whole year.

Those who play with multiple partners during the calendar year may earn a lot of points, but those points will be divided by each partnership.