Bethune-Cookman University Athletics

Redshirt Junior Year - 2014
Started 54 games in the B-CU infield in his debut season with the Wildcats, playing in 55 of 60 games on the year largely at third base, with select appearances at shortstop...Batted .238 on the year, collecting a team-high 30 RBI off of seven (7) doubles, a team-best three (3) triples and one home run...Robinson also scored 24 runs of his own, reaching base with a .302 on-base percentage...He also stole successfully on 4-of-6 season attempts...Defensively, Robinson logged a .913 fielding percentage, making 107 assists and 50 putouts, including a role in 11 double plays...Batted .313 in the MEAC Championships, tallying two (2) RBI and six (6) runs scored to aid the Wildcats to another title...Had his best hitting performance of the season at Savannah State (5/3), going 3-for-5 with three (3) and one (1) run scored...Also logged three (3) RBI in games against SSU (3/30) and at Florida A&M...Tallied a season-best seven (7) assists against Central Connecticut State (3/22) and collected five (5) putouts versus North Carolina A&T (3/15)...Earned MEAC All-Academic Honors

True Junior Year - 2013
Attended Bethune-Cookman and redshirted during the 2013 campaign

Junior College
Robinson played his first two seasons of college baseball at Indian River State College, as an infielder under Coach Mitch Markum, where he was teammates with fellow Wildcats Eric Sams and Eros Modena...As a sophomore at IRSC, Robinson batted .299, logging 56 hits, including nine doubles and a team-leading three triples, stealing 10-of-13 bases...He batted in 19 runs and scored 31 of his own to aid the Pioneers to a 21-13 record, earning a spot in the Sophomore All-Star Game...During his freshman season, IRSC went 12-15-1 while Robinson batted .354 with 69 hits, 12-of-15 stolen bases and a team-leading 44 RBI and 34 runs scored, earning first team All-Conference and first team All-State honors

High School
Robinson played his high school ball for Fort Pierce Westwood High School as an infielder for Coach James Sloan

Personal
Nicknamed J-Rob, Jordan Alexander Robinson was born June 28, 1992 in Fort Pierce, Fla. to Amanda Jackson...He has three siblings; Ashley Creel (19), Marland Creel (18) and Shawn Creel (16)...Aside from baseball, Robinson enjoys fishing, fitness and playing other sports...He chose Bethune-Cookman for the great coaches and program and feels it fits him well...Before each game, Robinson says a short prayer...Cites Matt Kemp as his favorite athlete, because he plays and prepares hard, and puts God first, family second and baseball third...Cites his mother as the biggest influence in his life...Majoring in Physical Education and Recreation at Bethune-Cookman