Andrew is 18 years old and attends Harvard University. He started learning how to play when he was 8 years old at Westminster Under School with Heather Sanderson (Bakhshi) and since has taught his younger brother, Thomas, how to play. Andrew started playing for the U16 team in 2020.
Andrew helped Eton College win the inaugural Lord's Trophy in 2022 and retain it as champions in 2023, undefeated against all UK schools both years, as well as the British Schools Bridge Cup in 2021 (for the first time in 55 years, as Eton won the first Schools Bridge Cup in 1966). Andrew was the Captain of the Eton College Bridge Team.
In 2025, Andrew was part of the England U21 team which won the Peggy Bayer Cup. With his brother Thomas as his partner, Andrew won the England U21 National Pairs Championship and also the EBU Swiss Pairs.
Andrew and Thomas were partners for the England U16 team at the World Youth Transnational Bridge Championships in Salsomaggiore, Italy in 2022, and competed in the finals. Andrew, partnered with Thomas, came in second place in the Scottish Junior National Pairs, June 2020. In February 2021, Andrew and Thomas finished second nationally in the EBU Master Pairs Adult competition. They finished second nationally in the 2023 EBU Master Pairs Adult Competition as well as third nationally in the 2024 EBU Master Pairs Adult Competition and second nationally in the 2021 EBU Master Pairs Adult Competition with the most overall master points.
Thomas and Andrew were referenced by EBU CEO Gordon Rainsford in a story about playing bridge during lockdown by BBC Radio Kent in January 2021.
When not playing bridge, Andrew plays squash, rackets, basketball, electric guitar, tennis, and baseball. Andrew is a devoted Swansea supporter.
Last updated: September 2025
Junior Selections Include
Three Seas Trophy: 2020
Leszek Nowak Memorial Trophy: 2020
Junior Channel Trophy: 2021 (U16)
Peggy Bayer: 2025