Robyn Wainwright (’94) is considered by many as the finest point guard in the history of the Westfield State women’s basketball program. 

During her three years at Westfield State, the Owls posted an aggregate record of 66-21 and participated in three ECAC Tournaments, including a second-place finish in 1993. Westfield won its first outright Mass. State Conference (MASCAC) regular season title in 1993 and posted a school-best 23-6 record. 

During the school-record setting 1993 season, the stellar playmaker was selected the MASCAC player of the year despite averaging fewer than 10 points (9.1) per game. She also was a second-team All-New England selection. 

Wainwright also earned first-team all-conference honors in 1992. Following her injury-plagued senior season in 1994, she participated in the New England Senior All-Star game. 

Wainwright holds the school record for steals in a season with 92 and ranks second in career assists. She scored 575 career points. 

Wainwright transferred to Westfield State following her freshman year at UMass Lowell, where she was a significant contributor on an NCAA Tournament team. She attended high school in nearby Easthampton, where she was the first female player to score more than 1,000 points. 

Wainwright resides in her hometown of Easthampton and is a mail carrier for the U.S. Postal Service. She enjoys golfing and is a standout bowler, posting the highest average in her women’s bowling team for eight consecutive years.