Malone University Athletics

2010 graduate Paul Robinson was a pivotal team member for the Malone University cross country and track & field programs and helped lead the Pioneers to several team championships and secured multiple individual accolades as well.
 
Robinson was a part of three NAIA Cross Country National Championships and during his four-year stretch with the program, won four straight NCCAA and American Mideast Conference titles. The Pioneers also won two NCCAA Outdoor Track & Field national championships and two AMC Outdoor Championships.
 
Individually, Robinson was the NAIA Indoor Track & Field National Champion in the 5000-meter run and won the NCCAA National Championship in 2009 and 2010 in the 5000. He totaled seven All-American awards across the three sports, four in NAIA and three NCCAA. He is a part of the school record 4x800-meter relay and has the ninth-fastest time in the indoor 5000-meter run to this day.
 
After graduation, Robinson married his wife Rebekah and the two moved to Flagstaff, Arizona where he attended physical therapy school. He continued his running career and was second at the 2011 Columbus Marathon with a time of 2:20:30. He graduated from Northern Arizona University in 2013 and has since moved to Columbus, Ohio where he is currently a healthcare leader for the Ohio State University Student Health Center. Robinson and his wife have three kids, Theo, Ruby and Mabel.
 
The family attends Hope Presbyterian Church and are heavily involved in MyVillage Ministries. He continues to run, hike and ski as well as taken an interest in his children’s hobbies of soccer, art and nature.