RICHMOND, Ky. – The Eastern Kentucky University soccer team announced the signing of Kaitlyn Andrews, head coach Matt Cosinuke announced.  
 
"Kaitlyn is an exciting transfer for us," Cosinuke said. "She is a dynamic, talented attacking personality who has monster speed. We are excited to see her running the sidelines for us. She is an excellent person, and we look forward to her being a part of the EKU Soccer family," Cosinuke added.
 
Andrews is a transfer from the University of Cincinnati where she appeared in 11 contests and had one assist in her time with the Bearcats.  
 
Before Cincinnati she was a three-year varsity player for Loveland High School in Cincinnati and helped lead her team to a state championship during her sophomore season. She helped her team to two conference championships, three district championships and one regional championship. She was named second team All-Ohio as a senior. Andrews was a two-time all-conference selection and all-city first-team selection.
 
On a club level Andrews played for Cincinnati Development Academy and Cincinnati United Premier. With CUP, she helped the team capture the 2017 state title and took runner-up honors at the national tournament. In 2018, Andrews helped lead CDA to the state cup title. She participated in the Allstate All-American cup game in Orlando, televised on ESPNU.
 
Andrews helped lead her high school team to an ECC title after a pair of runner up finishes at the conference meet. During the regular season she ran an ECC fastest time in the 100 dash (12.41) and the 200 dash (25.06).
 
She chose EKU over Kent State, Wofford, and Purdue Fort Wayne.