Harvest Tennis Academy’s Ranjhana Sangram Reaches Two Finals at Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship 2026

Ludhiana, October 21, 2026: Harvest Tennis Academy, Jassowal, is proud to announce an outstanding national-level achievement by its promising young player Ranjhana Sangram, who reached the finals of both the Girls’ Under-16 singles and doubles events at the prestigious 31st Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship 2026, held at the Delhi Lawn Tennis Association (DLTA) Complex, New Delhi.

Ranjhana’s impressive performance is a proud milestone for Harvest Tennis Academy, Jassowal, and reflects the academy’s commitment to developing young tennis players through dedicated coaching, disciplined training and competitive exposure. Competing against some of the country’s finest junior players, she demonstrated remarkable determination, composure and fighting spirit throughout the championship.

A Class XI student of Harvest International School, Jassowal, Ranjhana has emerged as an encouraging example of a young athlete pursuing sporting excellence alongside her education. Her achievement highlights the potential of the talent being nurtured at Harvest Tennis Academy and reinforces the academy’s commitment to helping players progress towards higher levels of competition.

Gurdeep Singh (Ex-DIGP), Vice President, Harvest Campus, congratulated Ranjhana on her achievement and said: “Ranjhana’s performance at the Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship is a moment of great pride for Harvest Tennis Academy, Jassowal. Reaching the finals in both singles and doubles at a national-level championship is a commendable accomplishment and reflects her discipline, determination and commitment to tennis. We are pleased to see young talent from our academy competing at this level, and we will continue to encourage our players to pursue excellence and represent Harvest with pride.”

An Impressive Campaign on the National Stage
In the Girls’ Under-16 singles event, Ranjhana delivered a series of strong performances to secure her place in the final. One of the highlights of her campaign was an impressive 6-1, 6-4 victory over fifth seed Akshita Antil in the semi-final.

In the championship final, Ranjhana faced Khushi Kadian in a closely fought contest, eventually finishing runner-up with a score of 6–7 (3), 5–7. Her performance in the final reflected her ability to compete under pressure against high-quality national opposition.

Ranjhana continued her impressive run in the Girls’ Under-16 doubles event, partnering Purvi Patwa. The pair advanced to the final, where they finished runners-up against the third-seeded combination of Khushi Kadian and Sanmitha Harini, losing 3-6, 3-6.

Reaching two finals at a national championship is a significant accomplishment for a junior player and brings recognition to the training environment and tennis development efforts at Harvest Tennis Academy, Jassowal.

Sandeep Singh, Director, Harvest Campus, said: “Ranjhana’s achievement is an encouraging reflection of the potential of young athletes being nurtured at Harvest Tennis Academy, Jassowal. Her performance shows what focused effort, perseverance and the right sporting environment can help a young player accomplish. Our aim is to provide aspiring tennis players with opportunities to develop their abilities and compete at higher levels. We congratulate Ranjhana on this milestone and look forward to her continued progress.”

Harvest Tennis Academy: Nurturing Talent for National Success
At Harvest Tennis Academy, Jassowal, Ranjhana’s performance is being celebrated as an important achievement in the academy’s ongoing efforts to nurture competitive tennis talent. The academy places emphasis on technical development, physical conditioning, match preparation, discipline and the mental strength required to perform at the national level.

Ranjhana’s progress demonstrates the value of consistent training and competitive experience in preparing young players to meet the challenges of national tournaments. Her two finalist finishes provide encouragement for the academy’s coaching team and aspiring players working towards similar goals.

The academy remains focused on building a strong foundation for junior tennis development, helping players improve their game, gain valuable tournament experience and pursue their ambitions in the sport.

Pardeep Kumar, Chief Coach, Harvest Tennis Academy, said: “I am extremely pleased with Ranjhana’s performance at the Fenesta Nationals. Reaching both the singles and doubles finals is a significant achievement and reflects the effort she has put into her training. She showed determination, competitive spirit and the ability to handle challenging matches against strong opponents. This experience will be valuable for her development, and our focus will remain on improving her game and preparing her for future national-level competitions.”

A Promising Future for Ranjhana Sangram
Ranjhana’s performance at the Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship 2026 marks an important step in her competitive tennis journey. Her two finalist finishes are a source of pride for Harvest Tennis Academy, Jassowal, and an inspiration to young players who aspire to make their mark in tennis.

Harvest Tennis Academy congratulates Ranjhana Sangram, her family and the coaching team on this achievement. The academy looks forward to supporting her continued development and to seeing her take further strides in junior tennis.