Alex Robbins
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- Height:
- 5-11
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- Weight:
- 155
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- Hometown:
- Mansfield, Mass.
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- Year:
- Sr.
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- High School:
- Mansfield
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- Major:
- Computer Science
Bio
Meet Results
News mentions
Senior Alex Robbins becomes the first Wentworth cross country/track and field athlete to earn CoSIDA Academic All-District honors.
As a team the Leopards earn their third straight all-academic team honor while seniors Alex Robbins and Patrick Hopkins each earn a spot on the USTFCCCA All-Academic Team
Senior Alex Robbins ran his third-fastest time of the season to finish 143rd among 279 runners to close out his career
Senior Alex Robbins finished a program-best 10th at the NCAA Division III New England Regional Meet to earn an individual qualifier spot as the Leopards send a runner to the national championship for the second straight season
Leopards score the second-best team score in program history (463) to finish 17th; Senior Alex Robbins records the program's first-ever top 10 finish and awaits possible selection to the NCAA Championships
Leopards score a program-best 37 points at the conference championship as Alex Robbins, Dan McSolla, and Josh Gangemi earn All-CCC honors as part of the third straight title; Robbins named senior scholar-athlete of the year while head coach Dan Roark repeats as conference coach of the year
The Leopards placed three runners in the top 10, including Alex Robbins who finished first for the second straight race as Wentworth breezed past the field
Senior Alex Robbins (runner of the week) and freshman Tyler Cosma (rookie of the week) honored for their performances at the Paul Short Run
Senior Alex Robbins placed first among 283 runners to help the Leopards place 13th in the Men's College White Race
Leopards place first among Division III teams with 122 points while senior Alex Robbins finishes first as a collegiate runner, second overall
Leopards place three runners among the top 10, including senior Alex Robbins who finished second
Seniors Patrick Hopkins and Alex Robbins placed first and second, respectively as the Leopards finished second to Brandeis and defeated Regis at the Wellesley Invitational