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2024 (Sophomore at Lincoln Land): In her second season with the Loggers, Brown hit .274 with six doubles and 16 RBIs. She posted a .336 on-base percentage and a .330 slugging percentage while scoring 20 runs, drawing 10 walks, and being hit by a pitch once. Defensively, Brown was flawless in the field, committing zero errors in 155 total chances, and threw out 23.2 percent of base runners (13-for-56). She recorded eight multi-hit games on the season and logged her first career three-hit performance against Danville Area Community College (4/21/24).

2023 (Freshman at Lincoln Land): As a freshman, Brown appeared in 23 games and totaled 60 at-bats, posting a .250/.357/.300 slash line. She hit one home run, drove in eight runs, and scored eight times. Defensively, she committed just three errors in 94 total chances for a .968 fielding percentage and threw out six of 29 attempted base stealers (20.7 percent). Brown made her collegiate debut against St. Charles Community College (2/25/23), recording her first career hit, and hit her first career home run against St. Louis Community College (4/24/23).

Personal: Andee Brown is from Havana, Illinois, and a graduate of Havana High School, where she was a member of the volleyball and softball programs and earned three varsity letters. She was voted Prairieland All-Conference Second Team during both her junior and senior seasons and received the Physical Education Department Award along with Student-Athlete of the Month honors as a senior.

After high school, Brown spent two seasons at Lincoln Land Community College competing on the softball team before transferring to QU. In the classroom, she was selected to the Prairieland Academic All-Conference Team, earned the Scholar Athlete Award, and was the recipient of the P.E.O. Chapter Y Sorority Scholarship. She is the daughter of Summer and Chad Brown and is a fan of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Why QU?
I chose QU to continue my athletic and academic career.