2009: Brittany Robison appeared in 40 games during her junior season with 31 starts, primarily as the team’s designated hitter. She opened the season with a hit in each of the first three games. In Arkansas’ home opener, Robison hit a grand slam to left field in the top of the sixth inning against Bradley. She totaled two hits with a home run in the second game of a midweek series at Mississippi State. She also had multi-hit performances against Florida Atlantic, LSU, Ole Miss, Tulsa and UMKC. Robison’s two-hit effort against No. 19 LSU included a game-winning single to center field in the bottom of the seventh inning. The win snapped Arkansas’ six-game skid against the Tigers. In the classroom, Robison was named to the SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll.
2008: During her sophomore season, Robison started 34 games and posted career highs in home runs and RBI with five and 16, respectively. She totaled 27 hits on the season and posted a .265 batting average. Robison had eight multi-hit games and a four-game hit streak during the season. She also registered four multi-RBI games, including a four-RBI effort in the Razorbacks’ victory over Tulsa in the Norman Regional. Against No. 7 Oklahoma in the second game of NCAA Tournament play, Robison collected three hits, including a double in the bottom of the sixth inning. The three hits also represented a season high for the Owasso, Okla., native. Away from the field, Robison was a member of the 2008 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll.
2007: In her first season at Arkansas, Robison started 42 games, primarily at shortstop. In her first game, Robison hit .500 with a triple and two RBI. Against Mississippi State on May 4, Robison went 3-for-4 with two RBI and a run. She hit her first collegiate home run against Louisiana Tech on April 18. Robison hit the second of back-to-back-to-back home runs that lifted Arkansas to a 5-4 victory.
HIGH SCHOOL: An all-state shortstop at Owasso High School, Robison guided the Rams to a state runner-up finish her senior year. She was voted best defensive player, best offensive player, all-conference twice and all-region. During her senior season, she had a .474 batting average and a .707 slugging percentage, driving in 47 runs.
PERSONAL: Born Nov. 16, 1987, she is the daughter of Robert and Marlene Robison. Her younger sister, Jessica, is also a member of the Razorback softball team and their father played baseball at the University of Oklahoma. Robison is majoring in kinesiology.