SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Teaunsha "Tee" Robinson, who spent the 2025-26 season as an assistant coach and director of player development at Delaware State, has been named an assistant coach with the Sacramento State women's basketball program, Head Coach Aaron Kallhoff announced on Tuesday.

"Tee is a great addition to our program," Kallhoff said. "She's a relentless worker and will be great for our student-athletes. I was looking for someone that can relate well with our players, instill great knowledge, and help move the program forward. Tee was that person and I'm grateful she decided to make Sacramento State home."

Robinson was a part of a staff that helped the Hornets (of the Delaware State variety) rank second in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference in both field goal percentage and three-point percentage, while standing among the top five in scoring defense, three-point percentage defense, rebounding defense, assist-to-turnover ratio, blocks, and assists.

She helped mentor and develop a pair of MEAC All-Rookie Team selections in Amya Scott and Liliana Harrison, who combined for six conference rookie of the week awards.

"I'd like to thank Coach Kallhoff and Sacramento State for giving me this opportunity and I look forward to helping provide a championship environment for our student-athletes and our fans," Robinson said. "I'm truly looking forward to continue building upon the culture that has been established here while developing new skills and strategies to help student-athletes advance in their careers both on and off the court."

Prior to her year in Dover, Robinson spent three years as an assistant coach, co-recruiting coordinator, and director of player development at Paris Junior College in Texas. During her time with the Dragons, she helped seven student-athletes sign with four-year schools -- three of those moving on to Division I programs, another signing with a Division II program, and three more joining NAIA schools.

During her time at Paris, she aided in developing three all-conference players, a pair of All-Region 14 selections, two NJCAA Top 40 All-Stars, and two participants selected for the NCAA Basketball Academy. One of her charges, Naveah Brown, set the school single-season record for three-pointers made, shot 42 percent from beyond the arc and ranked No. 2 in the nation in three-pointers en route to Women's Basketball Coaches Association honorable mention All-America honors for two-year colleges in 2025.

In addition to her college coaching experience, Robinson has also served as the Chief of Coaches, Head Coach, and Head Trainer with the Indianapolis Belles AAU program since 2020, as well as serving as the girl's junior varsity head coach and varsity assistant coach (2012-20) at her prep alma mater Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. She coached the school's junior varsity squad to three city championship and three more city crowns on the varsity side as well as three regional championships and a state championship appearance. In 2019-20, she helped the Lady Engineers to a No. 1 ranking in the city and region with a 22-1 record.

Two players from that team, Dasia Towns and Ajae Petty, earned All-Metro honors and went on to continue in their careers at Virginia Commonwealth and LSU, respectively.

Robinson is also the owner of Organized CHA02 (CHAOS), a development ecosystem that provides athletes of all levels with elite basketball training, social and emotional learning support, and career awareness. 

A four-year letter winner at Bowie State in Maryland from 2007-11, Robinson was a three-time Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association Rookie of the Week and was named to the league's All-Rookie Team selection as a freshman in 2008, before going on to pick-up All-CIAA honors in each of the next three seasons — including first-team laurels as a junior in 2010. She was also a CIAA All-Tournament Team choice as a sophomore in 2009 and is a member of the Bulldogs' 1,000-point club.

She helped Bowie State to a pair of conference eastern division championship in her first two seasons and a pair of conference runner-up finishes as a sophomore and junior — including a final No. 8 regional ranking and an appearance in the Division II Top 25 in 2010.

Robinson graduated from Bowie State with a bachelor's degree in business management in 2012, and went on to earn her master's degree in education with a minor in career technology education in 2022 from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.