Tahnee Robinson (born February 2, 1988) is an American former professional basketball player now actively coaching in the NCAA Division I.

[3] Tahnee had a successful high school career; during her senior year Robinson led her team to win the Class 3A State title in 2006, and signed her letter of intent to play at the University of Wyoming.

[4] Leading her team to their first-ever appearance at Nationals in 2009, Robinson's performance gained a lot of attention from four-year universities.

[4] She then graduated from Sheridan College with an Associate of Science Degree in General Studies before she transferred to the University of Nevada for the 2010–11 season.

Furthermore, Robinson was also named a WBCA All-Region honoree and WAC Verizon Wireless Player of the Week three times over the season.

[2] Source[11] In 2011 she became Nevada's first WNBA selection, and the first enrolled full blooded Native American woman drafted in the third round by the Phoenix Mercury.

[10] After being released from the team the Head coach Mike Thibault stated that he believed that Robinson can eventually become a good player in the league.

[9] Over the four years she played professional basketball in countries such as Israel, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Poland and China, but unfortunately suffered from an injury.