Hall of Athletic Honor
Gary Robinson set a Gettysburg goalie standard that all netminders over the next 40 years spent trying to achieve.
A wall on the backline of the Bullet defense, he stuffed more opposing shots in a game (33), season (285) and career (806) than any other goalie to wear orange and blue. He did it a higher rate too, posting the best save percentage of any goalie with more than 200 saves at .660. Robinson did it all from the moment he stepped foot on campus, debuting with a record-setting 285 saves and .700 save percentage in his rookie campaign of 1980. That season saw his first 30-save performance, stopping 31 shots in a 13-7 win over two-time defending Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) champions Western Maryland. He topped the 20-save mark nine times in 13 games that season. His career culminated in 1983 with a 6.62 goals-against average, .671 save percentage, All-MAC second team recognition and MAC title.
He had 20 or more saves in four games during his final year to give him 16 career games where he reached the 20-save plateau.
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