Dani Robinson Commits to Virginia Tech

Rising Guard Joins the Hokies for 2027

Virginia Tech Women’s Basketball coach Megan Duffy has added another high‑profile sign to the 2027 recruiting class. Four‑star guard Dani Robinson, a 5‑foot‑10 shooting specialist from Rancho Cucamonga, California, announced her decision to play for the Hokies on Wednesday. Robinson comes to Blacksburg after a standout season at Ontario Christian High School, where she led the team to a state championship. On the court she averaged 16 points, 4.4 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 3.9 steals per game, showcasing her all‑around impact.

The Hokies now feature two top‑60 prospects for the 2027 cycle. Robinson joins 6‑foot‑0 guard Lillie Graves, a fellow four‑star recruit from Lafayette, Indiana. Graves adds size and versatility to a backcourt that already includes Robinson’s perimeter skills. Together, the pair give Virginia Tech a solid foundation as they aim to build on last season’s run to the NCAA Tournament.

Duffy’s squad finished 23‑10 this past year, marking her second consecutive appearance in the NCAA field. The new commitments signal the program’s upward trajectory under her leadership. With Robinson’s solid all‑court numbers and Graves’ strong class ranking, the Hokies are positioning themselves as a rising force in the ACC.

Key Stats for Robinson

• 16.0 points per game
• 4.4 rebounds per game
• 4.0 assists per game
• 3.9 steals per game

What It Means Going Forward

Virginia Tech’s recruiting surge continues to gather momentum. Adding two four‑star prospects in a single week underscores the program’s growing reputation on the national stage. As the Hokies prepare for the upcoming season, they’ll look to translate this recruiting success into deeper runs in both the ACC and the NCAA Tournament.