Andrew Sznajder
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- Pronounced: shnigh-der
- Age: 46 (25.05.1967)
- Birthplace: Preston, England
- Residence: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Height: 5'9" (175 cm)
- Weight: 160 lbs (73 kg)
- Plays: Right-handed
- Turned Pro: 1988
Inactive
Canada
As of 17.06.2013
| Ranking | W-L | Titles | Prize Money* |
| Career | High 4625.09.1989 |
58-74 | 0 | $419,995 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
| Career | High 18229.07.1991 |
7-18 | 0 | $419,995 *Singles & Doubles combined |
|
Residence: Toronto, Canada Single
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1989- Winner, Doubles Semifinalist at Chicoutimi Ch. (w/Dickerson); Second at
Canadian Sat. (w/37 ATP pts.); Quarterfinalist at Montreal, Los Angeles;
Third Round at Key Biscayne-Lipton, Indianapolis.
1988- Winner at Canadian Satellite (w/39 ATP pts.), Las Vegas Challenger,
USTA Sat. #5 (w/36 pts.); Runner-up at Coquitlam Ch.
1987- Winner at Seattle Challenger; Third Round at Montreal.
1986- Winner at Canadian Satellite; Quarterfinalist at Athens Ch., Tel Aviv.
Moved from England at age seven to Canada where he took up tennis.
Turned pro during the summer after his sophomore year in 1988.
Earned All-America singles honors in 1987-88 at Pepperdine, finishing
No. 3 in the final collegiate rankings both years.
Named Tennis Canada's "Male Player of the Year" in 1986 and "Most
Improved Player" in 1985.
Member of the Canadian Davis Cup team in 1987-88.
Upset No. 8 ranked Tim Mayotte in first round at Los Angeles in Sept.
1989 en route to the quarterfinals (l. Krickstein).
Improved from 118 to a year-end best No. 56 on the ATP computer, earned
a career-high $64,159 and compiled a 16-10 match record in 1989.
Year-by-Year Highlights:
1989- Winner, Doubles Semifinalist at Chicoutimi Ch. (w/Dickerson); Second at
Canadian Sat. (w/37 ATP pts.); Quarterfinalist at Montreal, Los Angeles;
Third Round at Key Biscayne-Lipton, Indianapolis.
1988- Winner at Canadian Satellite (w/39 ATP pts.), Las Vegas Challenger,
USTA Sat. #5 (w/36 pts.); Runner-up at Coquitlam Ch.
1987- Winner at Seattle Challenger; Third Round at Montreal.
1986- Winner at Canadian Satellite; Quarterfinalist at Athens Ch., Tel Aviv.
Moved from England at age seven to Canada where he took up tennis.
Turned pro during the summer after his sophomore year in 1988.
Earned All-America singles honors in 1987-88 at Pepperdine, finishing
No. 3 in the final collegiate rankings both years.
Named Tennis Canada's "Male Player of the Year" in 1986 and "Most
Improved Player" in 1985.
Member of the Canadian Davis Cup team in 1987-88.
Upset No. 8 ranked Tim Mayotte in first round at Los Angeles in Sept.
1989 en route to the quarterfinals (l. Krickstein).
Improved from 118 to a year-end best No. 56 on the ATP computer, earned
a career-high $64,159 and compiled a 16-10 match record in 1989.
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