Hailey Baptiste

Professional tennis player

American Washington, DC

Quick Info

ProfessionProfessional tennis player
NationalityAmerican
Date of Birth03/11/2001
Age24 years
BirthplaceWashington, DC

Latest News about Hailey Baptiste

04/05/2026

Hailey Baptiste reached her career-high singles ranking of world No. 25 on May 4, 2026, marking a significant milestone in her professional tennis career[1][3].

2025

Baptiste enjoyed the best season of her career in 2025, reaching the fourth round of Roland Garros for the first time at a Grand Slam and advancing to the third round at Wimbledon, while also breaking into the Top 50 for the first time with a peak ranking of No. 47[3].

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Bio/Wiki

Hailey Baptiste is an American professional tennis player who grew up in a Haitian-American household, raised by her parents Quasim and Shari[2].

Physical Stats & More

Height5'8" (173 cm)
HandednessRight-handed

Personal Life

Raised by parents Quasim and Shari in a Haitian-American household[2]

Family

Father: Quasim Baptiste
Mother: Shari Baptiste

Career

Turned Pro2018
Career Highlights
  • Best singles ranking: No. 32 (20/04/2026)
  • Best doubles ranking: No. 92 (22/07/2024)
  • 1 WTA doubles title
  • 2 WTA Challenger doubles titles
  • 4 ITF singles titles
  • 4 ITF doubles titles
  • 2019: Upset Madison Keys at Citi Open
  • 2025: 4th round Roland Garros
  • 2025: 3rd round Wimbledon
  • WTA 1000 debut: 2021 Miami Open
  • 2025: First WTA Tour QF at Auckland
  • 2025: Career-high No. 47 (25/08/2025)
  • 2021: WTA doubles title at Charleston (w/McNally)
  • 2024: WTA 125 doubles title at Gaiba (w/Parks)
  • 2023: WTA 125 doubles title at Midland (w/Osuigwe)
  • Best singles ranking: No. 25 (04/05/2026)
  • 2025: Best season of career with first Grand Slam fourth round at Roland Garros and third round at Wimbledon[3]
CoachWill Woodall

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Trained at JTCC from age 7-8, befriended Frances Tiafoe
2. Started tennis at age 6-7 through neighborhood program in Washington, DC
3. Part of a cohort of young Americans reshaping the WTA Tour as of 2026[2]
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