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Audrey Adele Brown

Audrey Adele Brown - Pro Pickleball Player

Gender

Female

Age

28

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona

Plays

Right-handed

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Audrey’s Profile

Born on June 16, 1997, in Tampa Bay, Florida, Audrey Adele Brown attended Seffner Christian Academy, where she was a three-time Most Valuable Player and district champion in both singles and doubles tennis. She also played volleyball during her high school years. Continuing her athletic pursuits, Audrey played tennis at Liberty University from 2015 to 2018, earning multiple doubles victories and being named to the Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

She majored in public health with a focus on health promotion. After transitioning from tennis, Audrey began her professional pickleball career in 2023. By May 2025, she had competed in 14 professional tournaments, participating in 32 matches across women’s doubles, mixed doubles, and women’s singles.

Her records include 5 wins and 12 losses in women’s doubles, 5 wins and 9 losses in mixed doubles, and 1 win and 9 losses in women’s singles. Audrey has partnered with various players, including Ava Kalist, Komal Safdar, Jennifer Tavernier, and Cami Blake in women’s doubles. In mixed doubles, she has teamed with Sam Querrey and Patrick Kawka, highlighting her adaptability and potential.

As of November 2025, Audrey continues to compete professionally, striving to improve her performance and achieve greater success in the sport.

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“I just love competing” (on her competitive mindset)

— Audrey Adele Brown

Top Strategy Tips

1

Focus on developing quick reflexes and precise volleys to control the net and pressure opponents.

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Maintain a consistent training regimen to improve footwork and agility, enhancing court coverage.

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Analyze opponents’ weaknesses and adapt strategies accordingly to exploit openings during matches.

🏆 Career Highlights

Silver medal in Women’s Doubles at the 2025 PPA Challenger Fairfield & Suisun Valley

Competed in 14 professional tournaments by May 2025

Partnered with top players like Ava Kalist and Sam Querrey in various tournaments