Craig Robinson

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

Honours

Robinson's most notable individual achievement is being named Ivy League Player of the Year in 1983, a testament to his skill as a forward at Princeton. His 2009 CBI championship as head coach at Oregon State marked a significant turnaround for a program that had struggled. He has also been recognized for his leadership in college basketball governance as executive director of the NABC, a role that influences the sport at a national level.

AwardsRobinson's primary competitive award is the Ivy League Player of the Year, which he won in 1983 while playing at Princeton. This conference-level honor recognized him as the top men's basketball player in the Ivy League that season. He has not won major national coaching awards.

Honours & Distinctions

Ivy League Player of the Year

Ivy League·1983

Awarded to the top men's basketball player in the Ivy League.

Executive Director, National Association of Basketball Coaches

NABC·2017

Appointed to lead the primary professional organization for men's college basketball coaches.