#5 Jurnee Robinson Season 2025
2024 Volleyball Magazine Honorable Mention All-American
2024 AVCA Central All-Region Team
2024 All-SEC First Team
2024 LSWA Player of the Year
2024 All-Louisiana First Team
2024 SEC Offensive Player of the Week (2x)
2023 AVCA South Freshman of the Year
2023 AVCA South All-Region Team
2023 SEC All-Freshman Team
2023 LSWA Freshman of the Year
2023 All-Louisiana First Team
2023 SEC Freshman of the Week (Aug. 28)
2023 SMU Invitational All-Tournament Team
2023 Bluejay Invitational All-Tournament Team
2023-2024 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll
SOPHOMORE SEASON (2024)
Tabbed as an Honorable Mention All-American by Volleyball Magazine…named to the 2024 AVCA Central All-Region First Team, making her the fifth player in program history to earn multiple AVCA All-Region First Team selections, and the ninth AVCA All-Region selection in program history to be honored multiple seasons…listed on the All-SEC First Team, becoming the program’s first All-SEC selection since 2021 and the first first-team selection since 2010…tabbed the 2024 Louisiana Sports Writers Association Player of the Year to become the program’s ninth LSWA Player of the Year and earned a spot on the All-Louisiana First Team for the second consecutive seasons…started in all 24 matches she appeared in and played in 93 sets…ranked No. 2 in the SEC with 5.49 points and 4.92 kills per set, ranking No. 9 and No. 7 in the NCAA, respectively…tallied 458 kills, 54 blocks, including 12 solos, and 20 aces to go along with 2.49 digs per set (232 total)…turned in 12 double-doubles (opened the season with four) and nine of her double-doubles featured kills of 20 or more…recorded 12 matches with 20 or more kills, including a career-high 31 kills at Alabama (Nov. 29) on a .313 hitting percentage to earn her second SEC Offensive Player of the Week award…her first SEC weekly accolade came on Sept. 9 after leading LSU with 5.83 points and 5.42 kills per set with six blocks and two aces in three matches at the Duke Invitational (Sept. 5-7)…had 11 matches with three or more blocks, including a season-high four blocks at Georgia (Oct. 27) and a career-high three solo blocks versus Oklahoma (Oct. 11)…logged a career-high four aces in the season opener against New Hampshire (Aug. 30) and had a season-best 16 digs twice at Georgia and against South Carolina (Nov. 13).
FRESHMAN SEASON (2023)
Became the third player in program history to be named AVCA South Freshman of the Year…was also a 20203 AVCA South All-Region selection and 2023 SEC All-Freshman Team selection…appeared in all 28 matches and made 27 starts…in 101 sets, she averaged 3.87 kills and 4.46 points per set…ranked No. 5 in the SEC in points per set and No. 6 in league in kills per set…her 3.87 kills per set ranked No. 8 in the program’s single-season record book…also tallied 391 total kills with a .232 hitting percentage, 20 aces, 63 blocks, including a season-high 15 solo blocks, and 181 digs…turned in five double-doubles…recorded four matches with 20 or more kills, including landing a season-high 23 kills twice against UCLA (Aug. 25-26) to win the season’s first SEC Freshman of the Week award for the season on Aug. 28…had 23 matches with 10 or more kills, 13 matches with three or more blocks and six matches with double-digit digs…also totaled nine matches hitting over .300 and six matches with multiple aces…hit a season-high .552 versus Texas Tech (18-2-29) on Sept. 16…served a season-best three aces and dug a season-high 17 digs against Texas A&M (Oct. 13)…registered a season-high six blocks at South Carolina (Nov. 12).
HIGH SCHOOL
Played for Mauldin High School and led team to 2022 state title … tabbed 2022 Best Player in South Carolina by MaxPrep, a two-time 5AAll-State selection by the South Carolina Coaches Association of Women’s Sports (2020-21) and was the 2021 5A Regional Player of the Year … Named to the USA Volleyball NDTP roster … played club for A5 Volleyball.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Jonathan and Yolanda Robinson … has a brother named Jaylen and a sister named Jalanah … dad played football at Presbyterian College for three years, and brother played football and lacrosse at Methodist University.