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Natalie Robinson, Rutgers
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Middle Blocker · #9

Natalie Robinson

Rutgers logoRutgersBig TenJr.6'4"Hudson, Ohio

HS: Hudson

Natalie Robinson, a junior middle blocker for Rutgers, has 119 kills (1.47/set) and 39 blocks (9 solo blocks, 60 block assists) this season. Her best game: 14 kills against Evansville on Aug 29, 2026.

Data through · last match Oct 31

K/S
1.47
HIT%
.301
B/S
0.48
9 solo · 60 ast
Team in her matches
10-12

No.453

MB in D1 in blocks per set

0.48 B/S, of 998 D1 MBs with 20+ sets

D1 MB rank in blocks per set: slipped 49 places in the last 7 days, from No. 404 to No. 453

Big Ten MB · B/S
No. 31
of 51
D1 MB · hit%
No. 348
.301 · of 989
D1 percentile
Top 46%
blocks per set

Season

2026 · final matches
MP
22
S
81
K
119
E
31
TA
292
HIT%
.301
AST
0
SA
0
SE
0
DIG
15
RA
8
RE
0
BS
9
BA
60
BLK
39
PTS
158
K/S
1.47
A/S
0.00
D/S
0.19
B/S
0.48
SA/S
0.00
PTS/S
1.95
ACE%
—
SE%
—
RE%
0.0%

BLK is the NCAA total: a solo counts 1, a block assist ½. Recaps and press releases usually quote solos + assists instead, so the same night can be reported as a bigger, whole number.

Percentile Rankings

vs 998 middle blockers with 20+ sets · 100 = best

Kills / set
avg 1.41
57
1.47
Hitting %
avg .262
65
.301
Blocks / set
avg 0.46
55
0.48
Points / set
avg 1.95
51
1.95
Attempts / set
avg 3.41
60
3.60
Aces / set
avg 0.07
21
0.00

Bubble = percentile within position. ↓ = lower is better (percentile already flipped). Rate stats need 20+ attempts.

Rally Splits

22 matches with play-by-play

Kills by setter

118 kills in PBP
74 63%
Setter not recorded
9 8%
1 1%

A school in parentheses: the play-by-play credits this set to a player on the other team, as the feed wrote it. “As written”: a name the feed gives that isn't in either box score.

Setter not recorded: the play-by-play names no setter. Most are unassisted kills (setter dumps, overpasses); a setter is filled in only where the box score's assists prove who it was.

Attack errors
32
in PBP
Blocked
10
31% of errors
Blocked / TA
3.4%
292 box attempts

Stuffed most by Adell Murray (1), Keondreya Granberry (1), Stella Swenson (1)

Rally splits come from NCAA play-by-play and may miss a few rallies; names are matched to the box score. Season totals above come from box scores.

Game Log

* = started
DateOpponentResultSKETAHIT%ASTSASEDIGREBLKPTS
Oct 31@NorthwesternW 3-25*4414.000000302.56.5
Oct 29@PurdueL 1-34*8319.2630000019
Oct 24vsIllinoisL 0-33*3210.1000002025
Oct 23vsMichigan St.L 1-34*5013.385000001.56.5
Oct 16@WashingtonL 1-31003.000000000.50.5
Oct 10vsUCLAL 1-33*105.2000000001
Oct 9vsMinnesotaL 1-34*3215.0670000003
Oct 4vsIndianaL 1-34*5110.400000201.56.5
Oct 1@Ohio St.W 3-03*3313.0000001014
Sep 26@IowaL 0-33*309.333000103.56.5
Sep 25@NebraskaL 0-33*4211.1820001015
Sep 19@St. John's (NY)W 3-25*4113.2310003026
Sep 18vsPennL 1-34*10129.310000102.512.5
Sep 18vsBryantW 3-25*5215.200000004.59.5
Sep 12vsRiderW 3-03*7112.50000000310
Sep 11vsDelawareW 3-14*8120.35000000412
Sep 10vsStony BrookW 3-03*509.556000001.56.5
Sep 2@VanderbiltL 1-34*6214.286000001.57.5
Sep 1vsArkansasW 3-03*8112.5830001019
Aug 29vsEvansvilleW 3-14*14125.520000002.516.5
Aug 28@BellarmineW 3-14*7412.250000000.57.5
Aug 28vsPurdue Fort WayneL 2-35*609.667000001.57.5

BLK is the NCAA total: a solo counts 1, a block assist ½. Recaps and press releases usually quote solos + assists instead, so the same night can be reported as a bigger, whole number.

Natalie Robinson · 2026 FAQ

How many kills does Natalie Robinson have in 2026?
Natalie Robinson has 119 kills in 81 sets for Rutgers in 2026, an average of 1.47 kills per set.
What is Natalie Robinson's hitting percentage in 2026?
Natalie Robinson is hitting .301 in 2026, on 119 kills and 31 attack errors in 292 total attempts.
How many blocks does Natalie Robinson have in 2026?
Natalie Robinson has 39 total blocks in 2026 — 9 solo and 60 assisted, or 0.48 per set.
What position does Natalie Robinson play?
Natalie Robinson is a junior middle blocker for Rutgers in the Big Ten.
What team does Natalie Robinson play for?
Natalie Robinson plays for Rutgers, which competes in the Big Ten in NCAA Division I women's volleyball.