Andrea Robinson

Class:
Junior
Height:
6-1
Major:
Physics
High School:
McDonogh School
Hometown:
Randallstown, Md

Major: Physics

2020-21 Season
•Did not see any official game action, but was an active member of the team and continued to recover from Leukemia.

2019-20 Season
•Did not see any official game action, but returned to the team and continued to recover from Leukemia.

2018-19 Season
•Did not see any official game action, but returned to the team as a junior and continued to recover from Leukemia.
•Given Davidson Athletic department's Overcoming Adversity Award.
•Named to A-10 Commissioner's Honor Roll.

2017-18 Season
•Played in nine games, starting six of them, as a sophomore before missing the rest of the year due to an illness (click here for more details).
•Had a great start to sophomore season leading Davidson to a win at Western Carolina by scoring a career-high 16 points, including nine of the final 12 Wildcat points, and pulling in eight rebounds. Swished home a career-best 8-for-9 at the charity stripe.
•Dropped in 10 points against UNC Asheville, third time in career scoring in double figures.
•Hauled in four of seven rebounds on the offensive end at Mercer, a season high tying.

2016-17 Season
•As a freshman, played in all 29 games and started six of those contests.
•Reached double figures in points once and also tallied a double-digit rebound game.
•Had a nice collegiate debut at No. 22 Michigan State, tying for the team high honors with seven points on 3-of-4 shooting and adding a free throw.
•Scored eight points and pocketed first three steals of career to go with two rebounds at Western Michigan, Nov. 13.
•Earn first collegiate start against Toledo in first game of the Cancun Challenge and responded with a season high and team season-high 12 rebounds (nine on defense) to go with four points.
•Tallied first career block in home game vs. UNCW, Nov. 30.
•Hit the double-digit mark in points for first time in career with a 10-point outing at Duquesne, Jan. 7, swishing home a personal-best 6-for-6 free throws.
•In a win at home vs. Rhode Island, scored five points to go with five rebounds in 13 minutes off the bench.
•Earned fourth start in home finale vs. Fordham, Feb. 14, scoring six points and pulling in six rebounds to go with a block in a 52-51 win.
•Hit season-high three field goals on way to eight points and pulled in a team-high eight rebounds at Saint Joseph’s, Feb. 18.

High School
•Helped McDonogh compile an impressive 79-14 overall record during past three years, while going 44-5 in conference.
•Team was conference champs in 2014 and 2015, while finishing runner-up in 2013.
•Ranked No. 1 in the Baltimore Sun Girls Basketball rankings during conference title runs.
•McDonogh also won the prestigious Bishop Walsh Girls Invitational Championship in 2014 and 2015.
•Individually, has scored 427 points and pulled in 415 rebounds entering senior prep season.
•Also has pocketed 127 steals, averaging over a steal a game.