Robinson in 2003-2004: Posted an overall singles record of 18-20, going 9-7 in the spring ... paired with seven different teammates in doubles, compiling a 14-14 overall record ... played 18 matches at No. 1 doubles (13 with Troy Havens, five with Paul Rose) ... recorded doubles upsets against No. 4 Wilson and Stolt from Illinois and No. 49 Estes and Ticer from Minnesota with Havens, and against No. 30 Short and Jackson from Middle Tennessee State with Rose.

Robinson in 2002-2003: Went 18-14 in singles and 2-5 in doubles... won all three matches at the Notre Dame Tom Fallon Invitational... won a B flight of the Boilermaker Invitational, winning three straight matches against opponents from Iowa and Western Michigan (two)... began spring dual match season with three consecutive victories... played at No. 4, 5 and 6... won two of eight Big Ten matches.

Robinson in 2001-2002: Enrolled at Purdue in January... won first collegiate match, beating Alex Kurz of Butler 6-2, 6-3 at No. 6 on Jan. 26... also played in dual matches against Pepperdine and Northwestern.

Robinson at Richard Huish 6th Form: Played No. 1 for Richard Huish, the HSBC National Schools and Colleges runner-up... Somerset County singles and doubles champion, and Solihull International Men's Open semifinalist as a junior... as a senior, played No. 1 for Somerset Men's County Cup team, successfully defending Somerset singles crown... quarterfinalist at U18 national junior championships... as a sophomore, won Birkenhead Rolex U16 singles and doubles championships, and the Doncaster U18 doubles title... Somerset County doubles champ (U18) and singles runner-up (men's open) as a freshman... won 1997 Wellingborough Open U15 singles and doubles titles.

Robinson's Vitals: Given name David Benjamin Robinson... born Jan. 28, 1982... parents are Sandra and Michael Robinson... mother played collegiate tennis and father played collegiate squash... has an older sister, Rachel... majoring in psychology.