VHSL Class 6 Semifinal: Landstown vs. South County

Behind 26 points from Class 6A Player of the Year [player_tooltip player_id='2916372' first='Damien' last='Robinson'], Landstown advanced to the Class 6A State Championship game and will face Manchester for the title. Robinson's performance helped power the Eagles in Friday night's victory and continued his standout sophomore season. Several other players also made key contributions in the win. Here is a look at some of the top standouts from Friday night's contest.    The highly touted sophomore was outstanding in the victory, showcasing the full range of his offensive skill set. Robinson scored at all three levels, using his quickness and ball skills to create separation and generate quality scoring opportunities. He showed the ability to finish at the rim through traffic while also knocking down perimeter jump shots. Robinson can create his own offense and also impacts the game defensively with his activity and athleticism.     Law is a long, active, and versatile wing who finished with 15 points in the Eagles' win. A high-level athlete, he does a good job attacking the rim and using his length and explosiveness to finish plays around the basket. Law brings energy to both ends of the floor and uses his athleticism to impact the game in multiple ways. With his physical tools and versatility, he is a player capable of contributing in a variety of roles.     The quick combo guard added 11 points and showcased his ability to create offense off the dribble. He knocked down multiple impressive midrange jumpers and consistently got into the paint to put pressure on the defense. In addition to his scoring, he was active on the defensive end, bringing energy and effort throughout the game.     A First Team All-Region selection, Shaw is a quick, left-handed combo guard who brings scoring ability and playmaking to the backcourt. He finished with nine points in the game and showed the ability to create offense with the ball in his hands. Shaw's quickness and natural feel allow him to get into the paint and put pressure on the defense. He is capable of contributing as both a scorer and secondary ball handler.     The versatile wing scored 17 points in defeat for the Stallions and showcased his offensive versatility throughout the game. Robinson knocked down perimeter shots while also demonstrating the ability to finish effectively around the rim. He has good positional size for a wing and uses it well on both ends of the floor. A First Team All-Region selection, he was also active defensively and consistently competed throughout the contest.     The combo forward scored 13 points for South County and made his presence felt with his physical play inside. He has good strength and finishes effectively around the rim, using his frame to score through contact. He rebounds well at both ends of the floor and consistently competes on the glass. Offensively, he also shows the ability to pass from the post, making good reads and helping facilitate the offense when the ball goes inside.     The senior closed out his high school career with 10 points and another solid all-around effort. A First Team All-Region selection, he demonstrated his ability to score at all three levels, knocking down perimeter shots while also attacking the rim with confidence. He is particularly effective in transition, where his ability to run the floor and finish plays makes him a consistent scoring threat.

Behind 26 points from Class 6A Player of the Year Damien Robinson Damien Robinson 6'2" | PG/CG Landstown | 2028 State VA , Landstown advanced to the Class 6A State Championship game and will face Manchester for the title. Robinson's performance helped power the Eagles in Friday night's victory and continued his standout sophomore season. Several other players also made key contributions in the win. Here is a look at some of the top standouts from Friday night's contest.