Katie Andreini Season 2023-24

Senior (2023-24): Recorded seven wins on Courts 1 and 2 in singles… Paired up with Dariya Radulova to notch another seven wins in doubles on Court 1… Won the clinching point in Tech’s wins over Delaware and #37 Syracuse… Was named as Virginia Tech’s female student-athlete recipient of the Weaver-James-Corrigan-Swofford Postgraduate Scholarship Award in February

Junior (2022-23): Coming off injury Andreini recorded an impressive 14-6 singles record at the No. 4 through No. 6 spots… Also showing her ability as a versatile doubles player Andreini would record eight doubles wins with three different pairings at the No.1 spot for the Hokies. Received many off court accolades including The Skelton Award, ITA Scholar Athlete, All ACC- Academic Team, and the Cissie Leary Sportsmanship Award.

Sophomore (2021-22): Played majority of the season on Court 1 in doubles with Annie Clark… Defeated No. 3 duo of Tatsiana Sasnouskaya/Yuliia Starodubtseva (ODU), 6-4, on the road… Duo of Andreini/Clark led all Hokies in doubles wins… Appeared in 11 matches, playing roles in wins against ETSU, Marshall and Syracuse…

Freshman (2020-21): Recorded nine wins in her freshman campaign... Rotated between playing courts four, five, and six... Had match-clinching point against Xavier... Earned first career ACC singles win against Georgia Tech... Teamed up with Erika Cheng on Court 3 for most of season in doubles 

Prior to Virginia Tech: 5-star recruit... Ranked No. 49 nationally in 2020 class, No. 13 in the southeast and No. 2 in North Carolina via Tennis Recruiting... 2019 NC North Carolina High School OT Player of the Year... 2019 Summer Series @ Virginia Tech doubles champion and singles finalist... Four-time Southern L1/L1A doubles champion... Two-time national L2/L3 Doubles Champion... 2018 NC State qualifiers doubles champion

Personal: Daughter of Charlotte and Todd Andreini... Has one sister, Cami, and one brother, Tony… Plans to major in HNFE… Grew up watching ACC Championships at home facility in Cary, N.C. and has dreamed of playing in the ACC