Confirmed players for the 2026 San Diego Open women’s tournament

A strong international women’s field

The 2026 San Diego Open, scheduled for January 26 through February 1 at the Barnes Tennis Center, will feature a competitive women’s field as part of the ITF Women’s World Tennis Tour, offering 100 WTA ranking points.

The tournament brings together young rising stars and seasoned professionals, setting the stage for a high-quality week of tennis.

Marina Stakusic leads the draw

Canada’s Marina Stakusic headlines the women’s field. At just 21 years old, she is ranked inside the WTA Top 130 and continues to establish herself as one of the sport’s brightest prospects.

Stakusic was a key member of Canada’s Billie Jean King Cup championship team in 2023, adding international pedigree to her growing résumé.

European depth and Latin American presence

European players such as Dominika Salkova, Darja Vidmanova, and American veteran Varvara Lepchenko add depth and experience to the draw.

Latin America will be represented by Julia Riera of Argentina, Laura Pigossi of Brazil, and Ana Sofía Sánchez of Mexico, further enhancing the tournament’s international flavor.

Strong American representation

Local fans will also see familiar names, including Kayla Day and Louisa Chirico, both former U.S. junior champions with proven success on the professional tour and experience at Barnes Tennis Center.

A key stop on the professional circuit

With a balanced mix of youth, experience, and global representation, the 2026 San Diego Open shapes up as an important tournament for players aiming to climb the WTA rankings and for fans eager to see future stars in action.