• 2022 Second Team All-Big Ten
• Big Ten Men's Tennis Co-Athlete of the Week (1/18)
• 2022 Big Ten Sportsmanship Award Recipient
• 4x Big Ten Distinguished Scholar (2020, 2021, 2022, 2023)
• 4x Academic All-Big Ten (2020, 2021, 2022, 2023)

2023: 13-7 (10 unfinished) in singles…11-14 (six unfinished) in doubles…named Big Ten Men’s Tennis Athlete of the Week (1/18), after going 5-0 in doubles and singles over three matches, including upsetting no. 19 NC State’s no. 21 doubles pairings and then clinching match point in singles (1/16)...won eight of nine finished singles matches from late March to late April…collected nine total singles points against ranked teams, including against no. 56 Wisconsin in round one of the Big Ten Tournament (4/28)...notched a total of four doubles wins against ranked teams with teammate Natan Spear.

2022: 19-7 (five unfinished) in singles…14-9 (six unfinished) in doubles…Second Team All-Big Ten selection…recipient of Big Ten sportsmanship award…finished the year second on the team in singles wins and tied for second in doubles wins…won nine of his first ten singles matches on the year, including a 5-0 start with each win coming in straight sets…also collected singles victories against Nebraska in round one of the Big Ten Tournament (4/29) as well as against no. 71 East Tennessee State in round one of the NCAA Tournament (5/6)...notched his highest ranked win against no. 38 Faris Khan of Duke (3/12)...appeared as high as no. 92 in the ITA national singles rankings…finished the year 13-8 (six unfinished) in doubles matches when paired with Natan Spear, the best tandem by winning percentage…the pairing won four straight in the month of March, including against no. 16 Columbia (3/12) and no. 33 NC State (3/21)...the duo also collected wins against no. 14 Harvard (4/20) and no. 71 East Tennessee State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament (5/6).

2021: 8-10 in singles (two unfinished) … Notched ranked win over No. 23 Duke (1/25) ... Defeated three straight opponents at No. 4 singles … Won No. 5 singles matchup in the first round of the NCAA Tournament over UCLA (5/8).

2019-20: Defeated Illinois State in No. 4 spot for singles No.3 spots for doubles (1/15) ... Defeated NC State in No. 3 spot for singles and doubles (1/17) ... Defeated IUPUI in the No.3 spot for singles and No.2 spot for doubles (1/19) ... Secured a 6-7, 6-4, 6-4 win in the No. 4 singles spot against Kentucky (2/7) ... Won in the No. 5 singles spot against Vanderbilt (2/21) ... Won in the No. 5 singles spot against Harvard (2/23) ... Earned 6-2, 6-2 victory in No. 4 singles spot against Notre Dame (3/8) ... Notched win in No. 3 singles against UIC (3/8)

2018-19: Appeared at No. 2 through No. 6 in the singles lineup… Earned victories in singles matches against Duke (2/3), Chicago State (2/3), Oklahoma State (2/7) and Purdue (2/10)... Played at the No. 3 doubles spot, earning wins over Chicago State (2/3) and Harvard (2/9) … Took home two wins over Ball State at the No. 6 spot in the singles lineup and No. 3 spot in the doubles lineup, and secured another win at No. 2 in the doubles lineup against UIC (2/17) … Appeared at the No. 3 doubles spot and No. 6 singles spot against Columbia (2/24) … Tallied a win at the No. 3 doubles spot and appeared at the No. 6 singles spot against Indiana (3/1) … Appeared at the No. 3 spot in the doubles lineup and won at the No. 6 singles spot against Louisville (3/3) … Made an appearance at the No. 3 doubles spot and No. 6 singles spot against Illinois (3/8) … Appeared at the No. 3 spot in the doubles lineup and won at the No. 6 singles spot against Texas Tech (3/10) … Appeared at No. 2 doubles and won in a tiebreaker at No. 5 singles against Iowa (3/30) … Won in straight sets at both No. 2 doubles and No. 5 singles against Nebraska (3/31) … Won again at No. 2 doubles and No. 5 singles against Michigan State (4/7)...Appeared at No. 5 singles and No. 2 doubles against Ohio State [4/12] and Penn State [4/14] … Appeared at No. 5 singles and No. 2 doubles at Wisconsin [4/19] and at Minnesota [4/21] … Appeared at No. 6 singles and No. 2 doubles against Purdue [4/25].

High School: Ranked as high as #21 in the United States on tennisrecruiting.net2018 National High School Coaches Association Boy’s Tennis Athlete of the Year … The first ever North Carolina student athlete to receive that honor … Won the North Carolina 4A Singles Championship in 2018 with a 6-2, 6-2 mark … Went to state finals for singles the two years before as well … Lettered three consecutive years in the Panther Creek Tennis program … Two-time team state finalist … Selected as captain his senior year … Graduated with honors … Played baseball during his first year of high school.
 
Personal: Born Andrew Trice Pickens … Son of Andrew and Lori Pickens … Anticipated major is economics or biology.

Pickens's Stats

SINGLES RESULTS

Season	Overall W-L	Dual Match	Fall	Conference	1	2	3	4	5	6
2018-19	15-15	11-14	4-1	5-7	---	---	---	---	7-4	7-7
2021	9-11	9-11	---	7-9	---	---	---	5-7	4-4	---
2022	19-7	19-7	---	5-2	1-0	3-0	15-7	---	---	---
Career	24-26	20-25	4-1	12-17	1-0	3-0	15-7	5-7	11-8	7-7

DOUBLES RESULTS

Season	Overall W-L	Dual Match	Fall	Conference	1	2	3
2018-19	13-17	8-14	5-3	3-8	3-6	5-8	---
2021	---	---	---	---	---	---	---
2022	14-9	14-9	---	3-3	---	2-0	12-9
Career	13-17	8-14	5-3	3-8	3-6	7-8	12-9