Tarell Robinson made his collegiate basketball debut last season after transferring to Rutgers-Camden from Caldwell College. He appeared in 22 games, including four starts, and averaged 2.1 points and 1.4 rebounds. He added 27 assists, 15 steals and a team-high six blocked shots, with three of them coming against host Keystone College (Dec. 3) as the Scarlet Raptors captured the championship game of the Hilton Holiday Classic.
        Robinson collected a career-high seven points at Montclair State University (Dec. 14, 2006), aided by 3-for-5 shooting from the field. He was 1-for-2 from three-point range.
        Robinson’s career rebounding high of five came against New Jersey City University (Feb. 3), when he also added three points and tied his career high with two steals.
        Robinson was a member of the EOF Honor Society at Caldwell College, where he was active in the tutoring program and started a Thanksgiving food drive.
        Robinson earned two varsity letters for water polo at St. Benedict’s Prep, where he also lettered one season in basketball for Head Coach Dan Hurley. During that season he was named as a member of the St. Anthony’s Christmas Tournament all-tourney team.
        In addition to basketball, Robinson enjoys writing poetry.
        The son of Kimberly Robinson of Irvington, Tarell is an English major who plans to teach high school English and coach basketball.