KRISTEN JOHNSON ROBERTSON | VOLLEYBALL
Thompson’s Station, Tennessee | Independence High School
2010–2014
Kristen Johnson Robertson was one of the most versatile and dynamic players in Trevecca volleyball history. A four-year standout for Coach Jayme Crowley, Johnson played a pivotal role in guiding the program through its transition from the NAIA to NCAA Division II competition. Her leadership and all-around play helped establish Trevecca as a competitive force in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC).
Johnson became the first player in program history to earn the Great Midwest Athletic Conference Player of the Year honor, adding to a long list of accolades that included NCCAA All-American (2012), NCCAA Region Player of the Year (2012), and multiple G-MAC Athlete of the Week selections. She was also the first-ever G-MAC Volleyball Player of the Week and Player of the Year in league history.
Statistically, Johnson’s name is etched throughout the Trevecca record book. She finished her career with 1,199 kills, ranking second in the NCAA era and third all-time (NCAA/NAIA). She also posted 27 career triple-doubles, including a remarkable junior season in which she averaged a triple-double per match. Johnson ranks among Trevecca’s top three in nearly every major statistical category of the NCAA era—points, assists, digs, blocks, and service aces—and concluded her career having played in more matches than any player during that period.
Career Highlights by Season:
2013–14:
Recorded nine triple-doubles while leading the Trojans with a .249 attack percentage. Averaged 2.55 kills, 3.82 assists, and 2.5 digs per set. Hit a blistering .486 with 18 kills, 30 assists, and 12 digs in Trevecca’s G-MAC Tournament Quarterfinal win over Ursuline (Nov. 22).
2012–13:
Enjoyed a breakout junior season, averaging a triple-double across the entire year with 12.09 kills, 15.11 assists, and 11.17 digs per match. Became Trevecca’s first NCCAA All-American and NCCAA Mid-East All-Region First Team selection. Named the inaugural G-MAC Player of the Year, and earned spots on the Scott Jones All-Classic and Homestead-Holiday Inn All-Tournament teams.
2011–12:
Appeared in 34 matches (122 sets), totaling 395 digs, 236 kills, 114 assists, and 44 blocks.
2010–11:
Played in all 35 matches as a freshman, recording 273 kills, 318 digs, 71 assists, and 31 service aces. Notched double-digit digs in 17 matches and a season-high 10 blocks vs. Avila (Oct. 15).
