WTA Rankings Report – As of Nov. 17, 2025

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It’s quiet at the top of tennis, with only three top-20 players – Iga Swiatek, Linda Noskova and Victoria Mboko – competing in Billie Jean King Cup playoffs.

Those don’t have ranking points, so they’re not pertinent for our purposes here.

The only other top-50 players in action were Maya Joint (No. 32) and Eva Lys (No. 40).

And there aren’t any changes in the top 100. So a short report this week.

For the complete, updated WTA rankings for Monday, click here.

ATP Rankings Report – As of Nov. 17, 2025

Tamara Korpatsch (GER): No. 151 ===========> No. 141
(Korpatsch, whose career high of No. 71 came two years ago, wins the ITF in Funchal, Portugal

Guiomar Maristany Zuleta de Reales (ESP): No. 196 ===========> No. 168
(The 26-year-old Spaniard reaches a career high by winning the ITF in Heraklion, Greece).

Emerson Jones (AUS): No. 189 ===========> No. 176
(The Aussies have a bunch of tournaments at home in the next few weeks. And Jones, just 17, makes the semifinal in Brisbane).

Mary Stoiana (USA): No. 297 ===========> No. 260
(Stoiana, 22, has come out of the college ranks and is just getting started. She wins the ITF in Austin, Texas).

***Swan a decade ago, at the Roland Garros juniors. Time flies.***

Katie Swan (GBR): No. 317 ===========> No. 280
(Swan, a former top junior who has run into injury problems and, at 26, is still trying to get back to the higher levels, wins the ITF in Brisbane and gets back into the top 300. Her career high of No. 118 came in Oct. 2022, and as a junior she got to No. 2 in the rankings – almost 10 years ago – and was the finalist at the Austalian Open juniors in 2015).

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Guiomar Maristany (ESP) (No. 168)
Mary Stoiana (USA) (No. 260)
Lisa Pigato (ITA) (No. 281)

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Aoi Ito (JPN): No. 115 ===========> No. 118
(Ito, who was wearing a back brace during the US Open qualifying ad lost in th efinal round to Janice Tjen, hasn’t played since. She’s had a lot of points to defend, including a run from the qualifying to the semis in Osaka, and a final at an ITF a year ago last week. She has 100 more points coming off next week from a title at a $100K event in Takasaki. Ito was at her career high of No. 82 before the US Open.

***Ito became sort of a cult hero during the North American summer, but hasn’t played since.***

Destanee Aiava (AUS): No. 212 ===========> No. 236
(Aiava makes the quarters of a tournament in Brisbane, but drops points because she won it a year ago).

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