2022-2023 JIM ROBINSON SR.
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
COMING SOON!


DONORS
Sincerest thank you to all of the donors who helped make this scholarship possible!
Jim Robinson Jr.
MHS Class of 1995
Nicholas J. Porter
MHS Class of 2001
Andrew Curran
Brian Chapman
MHS Class of 2005
MHS Class of 1996
Michael J. Porter
MHS Class of 1994
Tom Rogers
MHS Class of 2000
Leyland Miller
Martin Kalmbach
Jim and Laurie Adams
In memory of Kris Ensign
Don Kober
Joshua Culling
MHS Class of 2003
Jim and Carol Robinson
Jeannette Bellesfield
Meredith Gilbertson
MHS Class of 1996
Fred Deichert
Andrew Faulkner
MHS Class of 1995
Bob and Kim Laclair
Jeremy Brenner
MHS Class of 2003

JIM ROBINSON SR.
"IF IT IS TO BE, IT IS UP TO ME"
James D. Robinson has dedicated himself to the Maumee High School Panther family since his hire in 1983 and continues to impact the community. In 2015 as he earns his induction to the Athletic Hall of Fame, a recognition program he helped to start.
Jim was a dedicated coach and Athletic Director. Most notably, “Robbie” coached the men’s basketball team for 21 seasons. During this time, his team achieved seven NLL championships, five Sectional championships, and two District runners-up. His successes were acknowledged outside of Maumee High School as he was named NLL Coach of the Year for seven years; in 1985-86 both The Toledo Blade and the Associated Press named him Co-Coach of the Year.
As Maumee’s softball coach, Jim achieved similar success. His teams were three-time NLL champions, and Jim was named NLL Coach of the Year each of these years. In 1986, the team’s 28-4 record earned them the District championship. The team was Regional runner-up in 1987 and Sectional runner-up in 1988. During this time, The Toledo Blade named Maumee’s softball team “Team of the Decade.”
Jim Robinson’s contributions to high school athletics led to over twenty Coach of the Year awards as well as coaching in twelve District All-Star Games. He was inducted into the District 7 Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2008 and the Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association’s Hall of Fame in 2014.
CAREER
Men's Varsity Basketball
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531 Career Wins (297-166 at MHS)
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12 League Titles
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7 N.L.L. Titles (More than all other MHS men's varsity basketball coaches combined)
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9 Sectional Titles (5 at MHS)
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2x District Runner-up
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1 District Championship
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1 Regional Appearance
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12 League Coach of the Year Awards
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7 N.L.L. Coach of the Year Awards
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6 District 7 Coach of the Year Awards
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2 Northwest District Coach of the Year Awards
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1 of 2 Coaches named Blade Coach of the year twice
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Coached in 15 All-Star Games (12 District, 2 Ohio-Indiana Border War, 1 North-South)
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Northwest Ohio District 7 Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame (2008)
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Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame (2014)
Women's Varsity Softball
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3 N.L.L. Championships in 3 seasons coaching
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81-10 record
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3x N.L.L Coach of the Year
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1986 District Champions
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1987 District Champions, Regional Runner-Up
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1988 Sectional Runner-Up
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Toledo Blade named Maumee softball "Team of Decade"
All Sports
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MHS Athletic Hall of Fame - Hall of Contributors (2015)
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Coached 13 athletes inducted into MHS Athletic Hall of Fame
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Over 700 Wins in all varsity sports combined
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15 League Titles
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Over 20 Coach of the Year Awards
Athletic Director
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Added 3 Women's sports: gymanstics, golf and soccer
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Added 2 Men's Sports: hockey and soccer
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Integral in facility improvements: new stadium lights, upgraded turf, and new gymnasium bleachers
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Helped start Kazmaier Golf Outing and Scholarship
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Introduced Hall of Contributors to Athletic Hall of Fame

JIM ROBINSON SR. COURT
Monday, May 9th, 2022
WHEREAS, for over 40 years, Jim Robinson has coached multiple sports throughout the state of Ohio, including 21 seasons coaching basketball with Maumee City Schools, AND,
WHEREAS, throughout his coaching career, Robinson twice was named Toledo Blade Coach of the Year, is a member of the District 7 Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame, and has amassed over 530 varsity basketball victories, AND,
WHEREAS, in recognition of Robinson’s career, generous support has been provided for the Maumee High School basketball court, scholarships for athletes, and gymnasium floor maintenance, AND,
WHEREAS, the dedication and naming of the Maumee High School basketball court recognizes the generous support described above, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Education of the Maumee City School District hereby approves the dedication and naming of the Maumee High School basketball court as
“Jim Robinson Sr. Court”
