Florida High Basketball Alumni Anthony Robinson II and Tre’ Donaldson Excel at Missouri, Michigan

Two Florida High basketball alumni are excelling at the collegiate level. Both Anthony Robinson and Tre’ Donaldson have secured starting roles at major basketball programs.

Anthony Robinson II

Florida High alum Anthony Robinson II is a guard in his sophomore year starting for the Missouri basketball team. Robinson currently has 171 points on the season and leads the team in assists with 61. Missouri has had an overall successful year so far with a record of 14-3 and is currently ranked 3rd in the SEC.

On Jan. 14 the Tigers got a crucial road win against the 5th ranked team in the nation by defeating the Florida Gators (15-2). Robinson had 12 points against the Gators and was perfect behind the three-point line, making two three pointers. He also had two rebounds and one assist. Missouri ended up beating Florida with a final score of 83-82.

Robinson had his best game earlier this year in Missouri’s 98-93 win over California (8-9), posting a career high of 29 points.

During his 5 years on the Florida High varsity basketball team, Robinson recorded 1597 total points, 550 rebounds and 388 assists.

Tre Donaldson

Tre Donaldson is in his first year with the Michigan basketball team after transferring from Auburn after the 2023-24 season. So far this season Donaldson has recorded 202 total points, 60 rebounds and leads his team with 68 assists. Michigan is currently ranked 20th in the nation and is 2nd in the Big Ten with a record of 13-3.

Recently the Wolverines played in a top 25 matchup between the 22nd ranked UCLA Bruins (11-6). During the game against the Bruins, Donaldson had a season high of 20 points and shot 60% beyond the three-point line, making six out of ten threes. Michigan beat UCLA in convincing fashion with a final score of 94-75.

While playing on varsity at Florida High for four years, starting in 8th grade and ending after his junior year, Donaldson totaled 885 points, 330 rebounds and 323 assists.