ATHLETIC HONORS & AWARDS
- Tied for 23rd in JHU history in career singles wins (41)
- ITA All-American Singles (2025)
- CSC Academic All-District (2025)
- Second Team All-Centennial Conference Singles (2024) |
2025
- Went 22-15 in singles and 19-10 in doubles
- 41 combined wins are tied for seventh most in JHU single-season history
- 22 singles wins are tied for fifth most in school history
- Ranked 22
nd in the nation and fifth in the Atlantic South in singles in final ITA poll
- Also ranked seventh in the Atlantic South in doubles with Allen Gong in final poll
- Ranked as high as ninth nationally in singles during the season
- Finished as runner-up at ITA Southeast Regional in singles
- Also advanced to round of 32 in doubles with Zahari Stoimenov at ITA Southeast Regional
- Went 2-1 in singles at ITA Cup
- Won six straight singles matches from September 15-29
- Won 10 of 11 singles matches from April 13 to May 23
- Won eight consecutive doubles matches from Apr 13 to May 10
- Advanced to quarterfinals of NCAA Singles Championship
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2024
- Finished 19-5 in singles, including 7-0 in conference; 19 wins were tied for most on the team
- 19 singles wins are seventh most by a freshman in school history
- Went 12-6 in doubles, including 5-1 in conference
- Ranked as high as 12
th in the region in singles
- Went 7-1 in three-set matches
- Won seven straight singles matches from September 9 to March 10
- Posted 10 consecutive singles wins from March 24 to April 28
At Greenhills
- Team captain
- Three-time all-state and All-Catholic League
- Three-time state champion
- DECA Regional and State Champion
- Vice president of Economics Club
- Co-Leader of South Asian Affinity Network
- Intern on political campaign for Michigan State Senate
- Volunteer at Neinas Dual Language Learning Academy, Detroit Blight Busters, APIA Vote Michigan and Black Men Read
Personal
- Chakor Rajendra
- Son of Vijay Sankaran and Anuja Rajedra
- Professional trained Bollywood and Bhangra dancer
- Also plays chess and table tennis
- Finalist in 18-under Michigan State Table Tennis Championships
- Majoring in economics with a minor in political science
