Andrea Glass

Insights

Best run came at the 1999 Australian Open

Andrea Glass’s deepest Grand Slam result was the round of 32, achieved once at the 1999 Australian Open at age 22. Every other appearance ended in the round of 64 or round of 128.

Her strongest stretch was in 1997-2001

Glass reached the round of 64 five times and all of those results came between 1997 and 2001. That span also includes her only round-of-32 showing, making it her clear peak period.

She was most productive at the French Open and Wimbledon

Across her career, Glass reached the round of 64 twice at the French Open and twice at Wimbledon, more than at any other major. Her Australian Open best was the round of 32, while the US Open never got beyond the round of 128.

Her Grand Slam career was brief but concentrated

Glass played 19 Grand Slam tournaments and 26 matches across the 1996-1999 and 2001-2002 spans. She compiled a 7-19 record, which is listed as 27% wins.

She peaked early in age terms, then never advanced further

Her best result at age 22 came in 1999, and she was still 24-25 in her final Grand Slam appearances in 2001-2002. Those late appearances produced only round-of-64 or round-of-128 exits, with no return to the round of 32.