University of Sioux Falls Athletics

2015-16 (JUNIOR): started 33 games… totaled 159 points (4.8 ppg), 144 assists (4.4 apg), 88 rebounds (2.7 rpg), and 22 steals (.7 spg)… scored a high of 18 points vs. Northern St. on Jan. 16… recorded three games of double digit scoring… shot 52-of-153 (34.0%) with 19-of-65 (29.2%) from three… shot a high of 5-of-7 from three vs. Northern St. on Jan. 16…shot 36-of-45 (80.0) from the free throw line… shot a high of 7-of-8 from the free throw line vs. Southwest Minnesota St. on Dec. 19…  had a high of 10 assists vs. Concordia St. Paul on Feb. 20… recorded five assists or more assists in 14 games… 144 assists ranked 30^th in NCAA Division II and 3^rd in the NSIC… 4.4 assists per game ranked 3^rd in the NSIC… 2.06 assist to turnover ratio ranked 32^nd in NCAA Division II and 4^th in NSIC…contributed to a program-best 557 assists, which ranked 6^th in Division II, the Cougars committed 407 turnovers, arriving at their nation-leading 1.37 assist-to-turnover ratio… helped USF be crowned National Assist to Turnover Statistical Champion… recorded a high of 10 rebounds vs. Concordia St. Paul on Jan. 22… recorded five or more rebounds in three games… had a high of four steals vs. Mary on Dec. 12… totaled 17 points, eight assists, and 13 rebounds in NSIC Championship Tournament run… included a performance of six points, six assists, and four rebounds in Quarterfinal game vs. Minnesota Crookston on Feb. 28… logged 20 minutes, four rebounds, and three assists in NCAA Division II Opening Round Game vs. Pittsburg St. on Mar. 11… contributed to USF’s program tying best 27 wins including NSIC Champions

2014-15 (SOPHOMORE): Nebraska-Omaha - started in 21 of UNO’s 28 games, scoring 4.5 points per game, while handing out a team-high 109 assists.

2013-14 (FRESHMAN): Nebraska-Omaha - ranked fifth in the Summit League with a 4.0 assist-per-game average, the most for a freshman in the conference.

HIGH SCHOOL:A high school standout in Ankeny...led the Hawks to consecutive state semifinal appearances and two straight conference titles.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Tim and Zoe Robson...plans to major in communications at USF.