Andrew McMaster

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Andrew McMaster (b. 1959) is a retired Scottish sprinter.

In 1976, he was Scottish, AAA's Indoor, and Junior 200 metres champion. He went on to win 2 further Scottish 200 metres titles in 1977, and 78.

In 1978, he went with the Scottish athletics team to the Edmonton Commonwealth Games where he won the 4x100 relay Gold Medal alongside David Jenkins, Allan Wells, and Cameron Sharp.

He also won the Scottish 100 metres championships in 1981 and 1982.

He was runner up in the U.K. Championships in the 100/200 in 1978 and 1980.

In 1980, he competed at the Summer Olympics in Moscow, where he competed for Great Britain in the 100 metres where he did not get past the quarter final, but he anchored the British team in the sprint relay that finished 4th in the final with a then British record of 38.62 seconds.

In 1981, he took 3rd place in the AAA's 100 metres.

In 1982, he went to the Brisbane Commonwealth Games where he won a Bronze medal with the sprint relay team, and also made it to the 100 metres final where he finished 8th.

His P.B's for the 100 metres was 10.37. And 200 metres 20.77.