American import joins Miners
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New opportunity: Andrew Robinson has signed with the Ballarat Miners after playing with the Bendigo Braves last season. Photo: SUPPLIED
AMERICAN swingman Andrew Robinson is set to become a Ballarat Miner after signing with the club for the upcoming NBL1 South season.
Robinson, who is 28 years old and stands at six feet, seven inches, was part of the Bendigo Braves last season.
During this time, he averaged 16.7 points per game, a 50.4 per cent field goal percentage and a 39.9 per cent success rate from beyond the arc.
He also contributed 4.5 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game.
Hailing from Takoma Park, Maryland, Robinson said he was looking forward to joining the Miners.
“I’m excited to get to Ballarat and compete for a championship this season,” he said.
“I’m looking forward to becoming a part of the community, meeting the fans, competing alongside my teammates, and leaving it all on the floor every game.
“Thanks in advance for welcoming me in, now let’s go have a great season. Go Miners.”
Robinson has played professionally in Portugal, Japan and the USA, beginning his journey at Quinnipiac University and then Coppin State University.
Head coach Luke Brennan said he is keen to work with Robinson.
“I’m very excited to have Andrew on board for the upcoming season,” he said.
“His shooting and positional versatility will give us some exciting play on the court.
“More importantly, he is an elite human who will contribute to our culture both on and off the floor.”