As a transfer, Alexis is looking forward to something a lot of athletes take for granted, simply building chemistry with a new team. “Our team hasn’t had a lot of time all together with me as a transfer, so it is going to be a lot of fun to truly get our chemistry developed and see how well we work with each other,” she said.

Blocking is where she’s found her confidence, both closing and setting up the block, even as she’s regularly shifted between right side and middle. That constant movement is exactly what she’s working on this season, along with continuing to sharpen her hitting from the right.

She brings assurance to her team, the belief that no matter what happens, energy has to stay constant. What she wants people to notice most is how she responds in between plays, whether that’s after a block or a kill, because she believes the recovery matters more than the moment itself.

She’s chasing a Division 1 opportunity and is already actively in touch with coaches while fielding real interest.

Off the court, Alexis has an extraordinary story. She lived with CRPS and FND, conditions that left her paralyzed for two years, before becoming fully healed in July of 2025.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

While Alexis Robinson Alexis Robinson 6'4" | MB/RS Huntington Beach | 2028 CA didn’t see too much playing time at the tournament, she is going to be a force for Corona Del Mar in the near future. Listed at 6’3, the sophomore middle blocker has potential take the Sea Queens to greater heights and perhaps be one of the top players from the class of 2028. When you also look at it another way, the Sunset League has some stud hitters and Robinson at the net would be huge for blocking. Time will tell, but Robinson is someone you should have on your radar. – Teran Rodriguez @set_pointiesr