Andrew played 3 seasons in an IBC uniform. Upon graduation in 2017, Andrew had the 6th most points in IBC history, and is in the top-five for assists and 3PM.

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Andrew was a combo-guard with a well-rounded offensive arsenal. He exemplified unselfishness, often putting his teammates above individual stats.

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He proved his ability as a captain and as the "go-to guy" in the 2017 season, in which he led the Crusaders in points and assists, one of just 5 players to do so in IBC history.

Andrew scored 43% of his total points from the 3-point-line, and could quickly "heat-up" from outside. He also was a dual-threat on drives, being able to finish with a runner/floater or dish it off to an open teammate.

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An underrated aspect of Andrew's game was his ability to score in transition. Willing to outlet pass, make exit passes at full speed, and was able to run and fill spots in the open court, resulting in open threes. Over a third of Andrew's total points came as a result of transition opportunities (when one or more defenders aren't back). 

Andrew had a pivotal role on the 2015 and 2016 tournament-winning teams, and was a starter on two of the most successful IBC teams of all time.