Andrew Privett Season 2020

CAREER NOTES & RECORDS
Season: 2022: Was drafted 69th overall in the 2023 MLS SuperDraft to Charlotte FC and inked his contract with the team in March.

Season: 2021: Had breakout season offensively...Led team in points (22), goals (9) and added four assists, all career bests...Named to All-Big Ten Second Team...Garnered third team All-North Region accolades from United Soccer Coaches for first time in career.

2022 • SENIOR SEASON
Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten.

Season: Played in 15 games and started in 11 at midfield... Notched two goals, four assists and eight points... Totaled 1048 minutes.

Rhode Island (8/25): Assisted lone goal of the game... No. 18 West Virginia (9/2): Contributed 89 minutes to 3-2 victory...at George Mason (9/5): Had first goal of the season and third of the game in a 3-1 win... No. 15 Akron: Played 53 minutes in shutout win on senior day... Michigan State (10/7): Assisted two of the four goal scored in the game... No. 13 Ohio State (10/21): Assisted Liam Butts in lone goal of the game... at Michigan (10/30): Scored game-winning goal in a comeback 3-2 road win.

2021 • JUNIOR SEASON
Awards: Named to All-Big Ten Second Team…Garnered third team All-North Region accolades from United Soccer Coaches…Earned Second Team Scholar All-East Region honors from United Soccer Coaches…Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors for second-straight season.

Season: Played in all 21 games with 17 starts in midfield…Had breakout season offensively, recording career-high 22 points on career bests of a team-high nine goals and four assists…Scored one game-winning goal against Maryland in overtime (10/26)…Took 13 shots on goal for a 0.464 shots-on-goal percentage…Totaled 1,395 minutes on the pitch.

Rankings: Finished first in Big Ten and 37th nationally with nine total goals…Finished first in league and 58th in nation with 22 total points…Averaged 0.43 goals per game and 1.05 points per game for second and third in conference, respectively.

George Mason (8/26): Tallied an assist on Liam Butts’ goal during 1-1 early-end draw against Patriots in season opener. Syracuse (8/29): Scored final insurance goal and first goal of season on rebounded chance in Nittany Lions’ 3-0 shutout victory over Orange. American (9/6): Recorded game-tying goal as Nittany Lions scored three unanswered to win. at Penn (9/10): Scored game-tying goal in second-straight game to help Penn State to first road victory of season. Northwestern (9/17): Had one assist in Big Ten opener…Recorded four shots with two on goal. Villanova (9/21): Recorded season-high and single-game best three points with a goal and an assist in Nittany Lions’ dominate 4-0 victory. Michigan (10/10): Scored first goal of game to initially put Penn State in front…Registered season-high five shots. at Ohio State (10/22): Recorded only goal for Nittany Lions in attempted comeback on the road…Started five-game point streak. No. 7 Maryland (10/26): Scored overtime winner off a direct free kick to lead Nittany Lions to 3-2 comeback victory…Took three shots…Became tied for Big Ten Golden Boot race. at Wisconsin (10/31): Assisted on Seth Kuhn’s second goal to help Penn State to Big Ten Regular Season crown. Michigan State (11/7): Recorded insurance goal in Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal win. Michigan (10/10): Scored second-straight insurance goal and fourth goal in five games during 2-0 shutout over Wolverines to advance Nittany Lions to second consecutive Big Ten Tournament title game…Extended point streak to career-best five games. No. 17 Indiana (11/14): Started game as Penn State defeated Indiana 3-0 to win first Big Ten Tournament title since 2005…Ended regular season and conference tournament leading league in goals with nine.

2020-21 • SOPHOMORE SEASON
Awards: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors.

Season: Appeared in all 13 games with 11 starts...Scored one goal...Added two assists for four total points...Totaled 865 minutes on the pitch.

No. 21 Maryland (2/19): Scored first goal of game to pace Nittany Lions to season-opening win. Rutgers (3/15): Recorded one assist on game-opening goal...Took season-high four shots with two on goal. at No. 3 Indiana (4/17): Registered assist on game-tying goal in Big Ten Tournament championship game to force overtime. vs. No. 7 Georgetown (5/6): Made first NCAA Tournament start.

2019 • FRESHMAN SEASON
Season: Made appearances in all 19 games with five starts…Scored two goals…Added three assists for seven total points…Totaled 808 minutes on the pitch.

No. 5 Stanford (8/30): Made collegiate debut with first career start…Recorded first career shot. at Stony Brook (9/2): Recorded first career assist…Had one shot. at Ohio State (9/21): Scored first career goal…Recorded season-high two points…Took then-season high two shots. at Michigan State (10/1): Recorded second goal of season…Matched season-high two points. Appalachian State (10/25): Registered career-high four shots…Had one assist for one point. at Rutgers (11/3): Matched season high with four shots. Wisconsin (11/10): Recorded one assist in Big Ten tournament quarterfinal game. No. 21 Providence (11/24): Made NCAA Tournament debut as substitute.

PRIOR TO PENN STATE
Played six seasons with Baltimore Celtic 2000s in the U.S. Youth Soccer National League…Won back-to-back national championships (2017, 2018)…Attended McDonogh School in Owings Mills, Maryland…Played all four seasons of varsity soccer…Helped McDonogh School to two MIAA championships (2015, 2017)…Named second team All-State and first team All-Metro and All-MIAA during the 2017 season…Captained 2018 team, and scored 15 goals and added 12 assists…Earned a spot on Top Drawer Soccer Fall High School All-American Watch List and the USA Today American Family Insurance All-USA Preseason Boys Soccer Team (2018).

PERSONAL
Son of Shane and Kim Privett…Has an older sister, April…Majoring in supply chain and information systems.