Cameron Robinson will be transferring from Evangel Christian High School to Woodbridge High School for his senior season. He is comfortable already because he knows he will be teaming up with a familiar face. “I played with Tayler Brletic. He's…
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Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log inCameron Robinson will be transferring from Evangel Christian High School to Woodbridge High School for his senior season. He is comfortable already because he knows he will be teaming up with a familiar face.
“I played with Tayler Brletic. He's my long time friend.” Robinson began. “We've played together since we were young. So I think we're going to play great together.”
Being able to play multiple different positions this season will be key. Robinson knows that, and is prepared to play either guard position.
“I'm a scoring guard. I can play point and two. I love to play with my teammates,” said Robinson. “I love to get my teammates involved. But I can go get mine when need be.”
Robinson joins Brletic in a loaded Viking backcourt. They will be joined by Ibrahim Kamara, Kohlby Washington, and Jonathan Adams. According to Robinson, the team collectively has the same goal.
“We're trying to win states. That's what everybody's been talking about. That's the main focus.”
In order to accomplish their goal, Robinson knows his team will have to play to their strengths. Since they have such a talented backcourt, they will look to push the tempo and increase the number of possessions in each game.
“We're going to have to play harder than everybody. We're not going to be as big as a lot of teams, we gotta rebound” he said. “We're gonna have to run and knock down a lot of shots. Transition threes. Things like that.”
Robinson has received an offer from the Naval Academy. VMI is also heavily interested. Radford has also expressed interest in the combo guard's services. Despite being known as a shooter, Robinson believes offensively, he has another dimension that is being overlooked.
“Most people know me really as a shooter. Being able to shoot off the dribble. Catch and shoot,” he said. “I know I can also get to the basket and finish as well.”
As he heads into his final high school season, Robinson knows he'll have to be more of a leader on the floor. He's been focusing hard on that part of his game.
“I've been working on taking control of the game.” he said. “Putting guys in position to make the right play.”
Look for Cameron Robinson and Woodbridge to be a sleeper team in the 6A South this season.