Andie Daniell

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ACCOLADES

2019 First Team All-SEC
SEC Women's Tennis Community Service Team
2019 CoSIDA Academic All-District
24-10 singles record in 2018-19 season
11-7 record this year vs. nationally-ranked opponents
Ended the season ranked No. 44 in the latest Oracle/ITA Singles Rankings
Career-best highest-ranked singles wins this season against No. 8 Ida Jarlskog (Florida) and No. 8 Eden Richardson (LSU)
Also had ranked wins against No. 42 Shweta Sangwan of Oregon (10/2), No. 55 Ana Oparenovic of Florida State (10/2), No. 16 Emma Davis of Wake Forest (11/9), No. 33 Giulia Pairone (11/9), No. 75 Jaeda Daniel (2/23 vs. Auburn), No. 113 Magda Adaloglou (3/17 at Mississippi State), No. 85 Sadie Hammond (3/31 vs. Tennessee), No. 88 Martina Zerulo (4/12 vs. Arkansas), No. 106 Mackenzy Middlebrook (4/14 vs. Missouri)
Finished Top 16 in Singles Fall Oracle National (2018)
Ranked as high as No. 35 in the singles rankings
Played No. 1 spot in doubles with partner Moka Ito

2018 First Team All-SEC
2018 CoSIDA Academic All-District
Started the 2017-18 season campaign ranked at No. 37 in the ITA/Oracle Preseason Singles Rankings (Sept. 12), and remained ranked on the singles list for 35 weeks, ranking as high as No. 83 (May 3)
Amassed an overall record of 26-9 in singles and 19-14 in doubles
Went 17-7 in singles and 14-12 in doubles in dual play
Registered a 7-4 mark in singles in conference play
Led the team with the most overall singles victories, as well as in dual play and in conference competition
Defeated four ranked opponents on the year including No. 45 Lindsey Hodge (Rice), No.117 Jutina Mikulskyte (Kentucky), No. 52 Ingrid Martins (South Carolina) and No. 85 Ryann Foster (LSU)
Reached the semifinal round of the 2017 ITA Southern Regional Championships in singles in the fall

Had two wins against nationally ranked singles players since the start of the dual match season, defeated No. 116 Joana Valle Costa (LSU) in straight sets (3/17) … won in straight sets against No. 125 Akvile Parazinskaite (UK) (3/24)
Collected a 2-2 mark in singles play during the 2016 fall season, while going 6-3 in doubles play
Competed and advanced to the second round of the singles main draw of the Nashville Women’s $25k Pro Tennis Classic
Made it to the quarterfinals of the USTA/ITA National Indoor Championships doubles bracket with Routliffe
Won the 2016 ITA Southern Regional Doubles Championship with Routliffe (10/17)
Teamed up with Routliffe to win the ITF 10k LTP Charleston Championship (10/1)
Partnered up with Erin Routliffe to earn a No. 34 doubles ranking in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s preseason rankings
Was ranked No. 33 in singles in the ITA preseason rankings
Registered an impressive 4.0 grade point average and was named to the President’s List in the fall
Played a vital role on helping the Tide achieve a 3.9 team GPA for the 2016 fall semester, marking the best team GPA among the Crimson Tide’s 17 athletics programs

Made an appearance in the NCAA singles championship field of 64
Became the first freshman to make the NCAA singles championship cut since Alexa Guarachi in 2010
Recorded an overall 20-14 singles mark, while going 16-17 in doubles play
Compiled an 8-10 singles record in dual match play, including a 6-11 mark in doubles play
Played the majority of her singles matches from the No. 1 and No. 2 spots where she posted a 2-4 and 6-6 mark, respectively
Played the bulk of her doubles matches from the No. 1 position where she went 5-6
Entered the season nationally ranked No. 7 on the ITA Freshman/Newcomer list
Was nationally ranked in the top-50, 10 times and reached as high as No. 31
Finished the 2015-16 season ranked No. 51 in singles play
Partnered up with Erin Routliffe to earn a top-50 national ranking in doubles play three times, and the duo reached as high as No. 20, the pair finished the 2015-16 season ranked No. 61

Blue Chip recruit according to TennisRecruiting.net
Ranked as the No. 3 national recruit and No. 1 player from the state of Georgia
Began playing tennis at age five and has achieved the No. 1 national ranking in every USTA junior age group as her career progressed
Took home the Bethany Beach Pro Tournament Doubles Title in Bethany Beach, Delaware in June
Won the Sumter $10k Doubles Title Pro Event
Singles finalist in the Evansville $10k Pro Event
She won two gold balls in doubles play in the G-14 hard court and G-12 clay court tournaments
Over her prep career, she won 10 national medals - five gold and five silver - as well as multiple state, section and ITF titles in both singles and doubles
Held a 4.0 GPA throughout her high school career
Earned the Directors Award for Academic Achievement each year at Johnson Ferry Christian Academy

Born Jan. 7, 1997
Daughter of Ray and Ali Daniell
Has one sister, Rachel, who played tennis at UAB from 2011-15 and currently attends med school at Alabama
Majoring in human performance exercise science