
FINAL 8
JUNIOR MASTERS
CHAMPIONSHIPS
JUNIOR MASTERS
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Originally launched in 2019, the Final 8 Junior Masters Championships brings together the top eight players in boys and girls 12s/14s/16s/18s, as calculated by Grand Prix points tallied throughout the year. Final 8 represents the culmination of the Southern California junior competitive season.
In 2022, the Final 8 Junior Masters took place in November at the Omni Rancho Las Palmas in Rancho Mirage.

NOVEMBER 18-19, 2023
Final 8 Junior Masters Championships
** NEW IN 2023 – WIN A SPOT IN THE SOCAL PRO SERIES! **
The champions in Boys’ and Girls’ 18s singles at the Final 8 Junior Masters Championships will receive wild card entry into the main draw of a SoCal Pro Series event in the summer of 2024.
The winners of Boys’ and Girls’ 16s will earn wild card entry into a summer 2024 SoCal Pro Series qualifier.
The Final 8 Junior Masters is a showcase of talented young SoCal players who have emerged from the year-long Grand Prix points race and established themselves among the best junior players in the Section and nationwide. Eight boys and girls in four age groups – 12/14/16/18 – compete to determine who rises above the rest as the champion of their given division.
The eight players in each division will be divided into two brackets and compete in round robin play on day one, meaning each player will play two full matches on Saturday. The third match of the round-robin will be played Sunday morning, meaning that every player will be active on both days of the competition.
The players who emerge from each bracket will meet in the division championship final on Sunday.
Boys’ 18s
2022 – Nicolas Calixto (Cathedral City)
2021 – Caleb Saltz (Canyon Country)
2019 – Max McKennon (Newport Beach)
Girls’ 18s
2022 – Daniela Borruel (Buena Park)
2021 – Grace Gamal (Villa Park)
2019 – Anne Lutkemeyer (Irvine)
Boys’ 16s
2022 – Adrien Abarca (Chula Vista)
2021 – Mario Garcia (Chula Vista)
2019 – Lawee Sherif (Huntington Beach)
Girls’ 16s
2022 – Johannah Galindo (Los Angeles)
2021 – Nicole Weng (South Pasadena)
2019 – Mika Ikemori (Huntington Beach)
Boys’ 14s
2022 – Tyler Lee (Tustin)
2021 – Caden Lee (Tustin)
2019 – Kane Kelley (Tarzana)
Girls’ 14s
2022 – Brooke Kwon (Diamond Bar)
2021 – Kylie Liu (San Diego)
2019 – Daniela Borruel (Buena Park)
Boys’ 12s
2022 – Takuto Goh (Culver City)
2021 – Tyler Lee (Tustin)
2019 – Jagger Leach (Laguna Beach)
Girls’ 12s
2022 – Valerie Machikawa (Cerritos)
2021 – Lani Chang (Mission Viejo)
2019 – Elena Zhao (San Diego)
FINAL 8 GRAND PRIX QUALIFICATION
There are ten qualifying tournaments (Levels 3 and 4) in the Final 8 Grand Prix, scheduled between January and October. Points will be awarded based on level and tournament finish.
The top six points leaders from each age division will be awarded entry into the 2023 Final 8 Junior Masters, along with the top two players by High Reliability WTN who have competed in a minimum of one Grand Prix event with at least one Grand Prix point earned.
January 14-16
Henry Talbert (Level 3) – Palm Desert
January 21-29
Fullerton (Level 4 Closed) – Fullerton
February 18-26
Long Beach (Level 4 Open) – Long Beach
March 4-12
Harper Ink (Level 4 Open) – San Diego
May 27-June 4
Woody Hunt (Level 4 Open) – Rolling Hills Estates
June 10-18
Junior Sectionals (Level 3 Closed) – Orange County
July 8-16
Mary Brymer (Level 4 Open) – Irvine
September 2-5
Los Caballeros (Level 4 Open) – Fountain Valley
September 23-October 1
Westlake Athletic Club (Level 4 Closed) – Westlake
October 14-22
J.P. Yamasaki (Level 4 Closed) – Anaheim
FINAL 8 QUALIFICATION STANDINGS
The top six finishers from each age group receive an automatic bid to the 2023 Final 8 Junior Masters Championships.
Standings Updated: March 23, 2023
Final 8 Grand Prix Standings – Top 10
Updated: March 23
1. | James Krantz | 310 |
2. | Keaton Hance | 300 |
3. | Mason Bui | 260 |
4. | Tobias Luo | 250 |
5. | Brody Nejedly Krall | 230 |
6. | Kaveh Brian Taheri | 220 |
7. | Andrew Hayduke II | 140 |
8. | Michael Seversen | 120 |
9. | Justin Chung | 120 |
10. | William Lokier | 110 |
Final 8 Grand Prix Standings – Top 10
Updated: March 23
1. | Adrien Abarca | 380 |
2. | Nathaniel Suh | 300 |
3. | Roshan Santhosh | 290 |
4. | Robert Yang | 240 |
5. | Amrith Kodumuri | 200 |
6. | Andrew Johnson | 180 |
7. | Sebastiano Cressi | 150 |
8. | Oskar Rouse | 140 |
9. | David Wu | 140 |
10. | Ilias Bouzoubaa | 140 |
Final 8 Grand Prix Standings – Top 10
Updated: March 23
1. | Kai Abarca | 340 |
2. | JiHyuk Im | 330 |
3. | Andrew Johnson | 300 |
4. | Peter Jorniak | 270 |
5. | Luca Ostovany | 220 |
6. | Takuto Goh | 210 |
7. | William Zhang | 210 |
8. | Nikhil Bommaiah | 155 |
9. | Andy Yu | 140 |
10. | Daniel Gamal | 125 |
Final 8 Grand Prix Standings – Top 10
Updated: March 23
1. | Daniel Gardality | 300 |
2. | Ryan Valencia | 280 |
3. | Christian Rohrberg | 270 |
4. | James Borchard | 260 |
5. | Andy Wu | 240 |
6. | Jake Weiss | 220 |
7. | Noah Bouzoubaa | 180 |
8. | Ryan Meis | 140 |
9. | Max Lawson | 140 |
10. | Beau Bronson Foster | 135 |
Final 8 Grand Prix Standings – Top 10
Updated: March 23
1. | Alexandra Wolf | 340 |
2. | Kristina Nordikyan | 290 |
3. | Leticia Bazua | 235 |
4. | Jessica Maccallum | 220 |
5. | Elena Zhao | 215 |
6. | Ginger Foster | 200 |
7. | Karah Li | 180 |
8. | Lexie Flores | 160 |
9. | Rebecca Kong | 140 |
10. | Sydney Barnhart | 140 |
Final 8 Grand Prix Standings – Top 10
Updated: March 23
1. | Alisa Lansky | 380 |
2. | Brooke Kwon | 360 |
3. | Kara Garcia | 240 |
4. | Carley Chen | 235 |
5. | Yilin Chen | 220 |
6. | Sophie Suh | 210 |
7. | Danielle Nikmehr | 200 |
8. | Anna Shtrikman | 150 |
9. | Anqi Mei | 130 |
10. | Olivia Mlouk | 130 |
Final 8 Grand Prix Standings – Top 10
Updated: March 23
1. | Yilin Chen | 300 |
2. | Lani Chang | 260 |
3. | Juny Huh | 260 |
4. | Lisa Polkanova | 260 |
5. | Ariana Morris | 240 |
6. | Mingyue Deng | 240 |
7. | Aashi Patel | 210 |
8. | Emery June Martin | 175 |
9. | Valerie Machikawa | 160 |
10. | Damahria Clark | 120 |
Final 8 Grand Prix Standings – Top 10
Updated: March 23
1. | Abigail Haile | 370 |
2. | Valerie Machikawa | 300 |
3. | Cissy Loretta Adams | 220 |
4. | Alena Koltsova | 210 |
5. | Mia Sandblom | 175 |
6. | Aimee Peng | 150 |
7. | Myna Medicetty | 135 |
8. | Kiana Huerta | 130 |
9. | Sophia Lee | 120 |
10. | Kiana Smith | 120 |
