Andre

Scott

In 2008, Andre Scott made his fourth appearance at the Paralympic Games when he traveled to Beijing to compete in the men's singles 4-5. Scott has performed very well in international competition, winning 15 medals (nine gold) at Parapan American competitions throughout his career.

Scott graduated with a degree in family studies in 2000 from the University of Maryland, where he was a member of three able-bodied national championship table tennis teams during his collegiate career.

Competition Record:
Member of 2011 Para Pan Am Team
2011 Romania Open, Cluj Napoca, Romania – Bronze medalist Men’s team class 5
2009 Para Panamerican Championships, Margarita, Venezuela – Bronze medalist Men’s team class 5
2008 Paralympic Games, Beijing, China – U.S. Paralympic Team member
2008 Copa Tango IV, Buenos Aires, Argentina – Bronze medalist Men’s singles class 5
2007 Para Panamerican Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Silver medalist Men’s team class 5
2007 Atlantic Cup, Mar del Plata, Argentina – Silver medalist Men’s team class 5
2007 Copa Tango V, Buenos Aires, Argentina – Silver medalist Men’s singles class 5
2006 US Open, Las Vegas, NV – Bronze medalist Men’s singles class 5; Bronze medalist Men’s team class 5
2005 3^rd Parapanamerican TT Championship, Mar del Plata, Argentina – Bronze medalist Men’s team class 5
2005 Copa Tango III, Buenos Aires, Argentina – Silver medalist Men’s team class 5
2001 Pan-American Championship, Buenos Aires, Argentina – Gold medalist Men’s team class 5; Silver medalist Men’s singles class 5
2001 US Open, Fort Lauderdale, FL – Gold medalist Men’s singles class 4-5; Silver medalist Men’s team class 1-5; Bronze medalist Men’s open wheelchair
2001 World Ranking Tournament, Bielefeldd, Germany – Gold medalist Men’s team class 5
2001 Irish Open, Dublin, Ireland – Gold medalist Men’s team class 4-5
2000 US Open, Fort Lauderdale, FL – Bronze medalist Men’s team class 4-5
2000 British Open, Stoke Mandeville, Great Britain – Gold medalist Men’s team class 4-5
2000 Paralympic Games, Sydney, Australia – U.S. Paralympic Team member
1999 Pan-American Championships, Mexico – Gold medalist Men’s singles class 5; Gold medalist Men’s team class 5; Silver medalist Men’s open wheelchair
1999 US Open, Fort Lauderdale, FL – Gold medalist Men’s open wheelchair; Silver medalist men’s singles class 4-5
1999 Spanish Open, Murcia, Spain – Gold medalist Men’s team class 4-5
1997 Parapan American Games – Gold medalist Men’s open wheelchair; Gold medalist Men’s team class 5; Gold medalist Men’s singles class 5
1996 Paralympic Games, Atlanta, GA – U.S. Paralympic Team member
1995 Parapan American Games – Gold medalist Men’s singles class 5; Gold medalist Men’s open wheelchair; Silver medalist Men’s team class 5
1992 Paralympic Games, Barcelona, Spain – U.S. Paralympic Team Member
1990 World Championships, Assen, The Netherlands – Bronze medalist Men’s team class 5

Paralympic Experience

• 3-time Paralympian;
• Paralympic Games Beijing 2008, 25th (Singles Class 4-5 - Men)
• Paralympic Games Sydney 2000, 5th (Team Class 5 - Men), 17th (Singles Class 5 - Men)
• Paralympic Games Atlanta 1996, 5th (Singles Class 5 - Men, Team Class 4-5 - Men), 9th (Open 1-5 - Men)

World Championships Experience

• Most recent: 2006 – 21th (Singles Class 5 - Men)
• Years of participation: Singles Class 5 - Men 2006; Team Class 5 - Men 1990
• Medals: 1 (1 bronze)
• Bronze – 1990 (Team Class 5 - Men)