Fairfield University Athletics

2023: Madison Robicheau started all 46 of her appearances from the shortstop position, a position she has held down since arriving on campus. A versatile hitter, she has contributed in all aspects from the batter’s box this season including leading the team with nine sacrifice bunts. She finished the season with five hits in 14 at-bats over the last five games of the regular season (.357 batting average) with three RBI. She posted a season-best four-game hitting streak earlier in the year, picking up four hits in 10 at-bats from February 18 to March 4. Robicheau also tallied four of her 13 RBI in that four-game run, picking up two against both Mercer University and George Mason University. On the field, her 90 assists ranks first among her teammates by a large margin with Morgan Sylvestre’s 69 assists holding down the second spot.

2022: Robicheau finished strongly with four hits in 13 at-bats (.308) covering the final five games of the regular season. She drove in a run in nine games during the season with four of those contests resulting in multiple RBI. She posted two RBI against Mount St. Mary’s, at Sacred Heart, and versus Manhattan. Her season high was three RBI with a pair of hits against Lehigh in late February. She ended the season with 14 runs scored, 19 hits, and 14 RBI over her 46 starts. She had a perfect split with nine hits against the MAAC and nine hits versus non-conference foes. Defensively, she posted a team-best 105 assists from the shortstop position.

2021: Madison Robicheau picked four hits in seven at-bats during the MAAC postseason including a double with an RBI. She comes into this week with a .284 batting average which is highlighted by her 27 hits in 34 games started. The shortstop owned an eight-game hitting streak during the regular season with 10 hits in 27 at-bats for a .370 batting average April 3-20. She picked up at least one hit in 20 games with six multi-hit games. Robicheau registered two hits in three straight games against Saint Peter’s, scoring four runs and driving home three more during the four-game set. She reached base 10 additional times with seven walks and three hit-by-pitch plate appearances. Her 20 runs scored is third on the team behind co-leaders Megan Forbes and Sam Merino’s 23 runs.

2020: Robicheau started all 14 of her games at shortstop which enabled her to accumulate a team-best 28 assists in the field. A patient hitter, Robicheau garnered three walks to go along with her seven hits which led her to a .286 on-base percentage. She drove home a run in a pair of games, the first coming against Yale and the other in the Sacred Heart game. She finished the regular season with a four-game hitting streak that included her lone double of the season (vs. Stetson). The infielder batted .444 during the stretch and added her only stolen base.

2019: Robicheau quickly earned a spot in the infield as the team’s primary shortstop with an occasional stop at second base. Her strong arm and long range allowed the freshman to garner 84 assists which was second only to Alisha Marshall’s 91 assists. She posted four or more assists in seven games including a personal-best seven against Niagara. In the batter’s box, Robicheau completed the season with a .217 batting average, garnering 19 hits  and 10 RBI in her 44 games played. Robicheau started her career by registering an RBI in her first three games as a Stag with two RBI against La Salle, and one each versus Campbell and George Washington. Two games later, the infielder recorded a season-high three hits against Maryland.

Before Fairfield: Robicheau performed well as an infielder at Southegan High School where she earned a spot on the New Hampshire Union Leader's Division II All-Star First Team. She also participated in the Polar Crush Softball Program where she competed with the 18U Gold National team. Robicheau was also a member of Southegan's field hockey and basketball programs.