Margot Andreasen

Bio

Why Endicott? Why Division III?

Chose Endicott because of the internship opportunities and its location near Boston.

Awards

Academic

• 2017 CCC Academic All-Conference
• 2017 ITA Scholar-Athlete
• 2016 CCC Academic All-Conference
• 2016 ITA Scholar-Athlete
• 3x Dean's List Recipient
• Member of the National Honors Society in high school
• Named to SMAA All-Academic Team at Portland

Athletic

• 2016 All-CCC Third Team Singles
• 2016 All-CCC Second Team Doubles
• 2015 All-CCC First Team Doubles, Second Team Singles
• CCC Rookie of the Week (9/28/15)
• United States Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award at Portland
• 2015 All-State Singles at Portland 
• 3x First Team Singles SMAA (2013, 2014, 2015)
• 2012 SMAA Second Team Singles 

Career Summary

2016-17: Sophomore season at Endicott... went 7-6 overall at singles (3-1 CCC, 1-0 at No. 2, 3-2 at No. 3, 1-4 at No. 4, 2-0 at No. 5) and 11-5 in doubles (5-2 CCC, 2-2 at No. 1, 9-3 at No. 2)... played the majority of her doubles matches with Hayley Barnett (6-3 overall, 5-2 CCC, 1-2 at No. 1, 5-1 at No. 2)

2015-16: Freshman season at Endicott... member of the 2015 CCC Championship-winning team... played No. 2 singles and No. 2 doubles in her first career NCAA Tournament appearance... posted an 8-8 singles record and 13-4 doubles record (12-2 at No. 2)... went 5-2 in the CCC in singles and 8-0 in the CCC in doubles

Community Service

In high school, Margot was the Key Club Vice President her senior year... Volunteered with the Preble Street Soup Kitchen and helped to organize a blood drive with the American Red Cross

Fun Facts

Was a four-year member of the USTA Junior Team Tennis... Her father, Steve, played soccer for the University of Maine-Orono... Her uncle, Donald Aldrich, played tennis at the University of Maine-Orono... She is a member of the 2015 USTA 8.0 Mixed Doubles League... Enjoys creating charcoal graphed enlargements and paper cutouts as part of her interest in graphic design... minoring in graphic design