Founder & President

First Quarter: Shawn is from Warren, OH and attended Warren G. Harding High School where he played football, basketball, and track.

Second Quarter: He attended the University of Pittsburgh where he played football. He graduated with Bachelor of Arts in Communication & Rhetoric and a minor in Sociology, and later obtained his Master of Business Administration from Strayer University.  

Third Quarter: Shawn is a part of Orange Arrow because ultimately he aspires to make a difference. Shawn is the recipient of the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award, an award established by President George W. Bush, and the City of Pittsburgh declared December 4, 2018 “Shawn Robinson Day” for his service to the community through Orange Arrow.

Fourth Quarter: Deion Sanders is his favorite athlete of all time.  

Coordinator, Human Resources & Volunteers

First Quarter: Dvonya is from Latrobe, PA and attended Latrobe High School where she played basketball.

Second Quarter: She attended the University of Pittsburgh and obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Communication, and later obtained a Master of Professional Writing from Chatham University.

Third Quarter: Dvonya is a part of Orange Arrow because she wants to make a difference and see young athletes have a future and have the skill sets necessary to make them elite. She says there is a world of opportunity for our youth, but not everyone has the support needed to be able to obtain their dreams, but, with Orange Arrow, we can help them to succeed and hopefully one day make those dreams a reality.

Fourth Quarter: Michael Jordan is her favorite athlete of all time.

Coordinator, Programs

First Quarter: Lucas is from Verona, PA and attended Penn Hills High School where he played volleyball.

Second Quarter: He attended the University of Pittsburgh where he played volleyball and graduated with a degree in Media and Professional Communications.

Third Quarter: Lucas is a part of Orange Arrow because he wants to help inspire student-athletes. He wants to be a voice and reason behind why youth grow up to be young adults who have a clear vision of what success is and to know that they have the skill set needed to be successful in life. He also wants to show them that there are so many ways to live a successful life and sports are great, but that shouldn’t be your only option for the future.

Fourth Quarter: Steve Nash is his favorite athlete of all time.