Andrea Toth

Photo by: David Keating

Photo by: Beverly Schaefer

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Princeton University women's squash vs. George Washington University, Princeton, NJ, November 18, 2018.

Photo by: Beverly Schaefer

Class:
Senior
High School:
J.N. Burnett
Hometown:
Vancouver, B.C.

Awards
2023 first-team All-America
2023 first-team All-Ivy
2023 Betty Richey Award Finalist
2022 first-team All-America
2022 first-team All-Ivy

At Princeton

2022-23
First Team All-American…First Team All-Ivy…Betty Richey Award Finalist…Had a 9-4 dual-match season, playing between courts two (4-1), and three (5-3)... went 5-1 in the Ivy League season…and was 1-2 on court four in the team's three matches during the Howe Cup tournament.

Held the thirteenth seed in the Ramsay Cup draw at the CSA individual championships and won her way to the Consolation finals before a loss to eleventh-seeded Karina Tyma.

2021-22
Earned first-team All-America and first-team All-Ivy honors ... competed on court one beginning with the start of the Ivy League season and continuing through the Howe Cup tournament ... had a 5-6 record on court one after going 1-0 on court two and 2-1 on court four ... made the consolation final of the Ramsay Draw at the CSA individual championships, following a first-round loss with before winning twice in the consolation draw.

2020-21
Season canceled due to COVID-19.

2019-20
Played between second and fifth on the ladder, going 3-1 on court two, 1-0 on court three, 1-0 on court four and 8-2 on court five for a 13-3 overall record and 7-0 in the Ivy ... went 3-1 in the CSA's Holleran East draw, making the finals.

2018-19
Led all Princeton freshmen with 15 victories … one of three players to earn wins in 5-4 victories over both #2 Trinity and #5 Yale during one January week; wins helped Princeton move to #1 in national team rankings … mostly played #7, but earned a win at #4 against Amherst … won first nine matches of the season, including collegiate debut over Virginia ... had a 15-3 record overall and 6-1 in the Ivy.

Before Princeton: Earned the #1 ranking at the U19 level in Canada; reached #2 at U17 … played for Team Canada at the 2017 World Junior Squash Championships … won the 2016 U17 Canadian Junior Open and the 2018 U19 Canadian National Championships; reached the finals of the U19 Canadian Nationals the previous year … finished in the Top 8 at the 2016 U17 US Junior Open.

Personal: Daughter of Carissa and Patrick Toth … has three older siblings: Anna, Alex, and Matthew, and two younger brothers, James and Joseph Toth; Alex Toth '17 captained the 2016-17 Princeton Tigers and was a four-year letterwinner, while Matthew plays for Rochester … enjoys being outside, baking, and reading … economics major.