One of the biggest stock risers in the Northeast over the Summer, Division One offers have been coming in over the last couple of months for the rangy wing. His range as a shooter as well as his ability to put the ball on the floor make it very hard for teams to match up with him, and he’s willing to guard 2-4 on the defensive side of the ball. It will be interesting to see how he continues to develop in the coming months.

Robinson mostly played the role of valued sidekick last year while bursting onto the scene as a sophomore, but looks primed to step into a consistent go-to role while emerging as arguably South Jersey’s top long-term prospect. A long mismatch forward with exceptional fluidity and natural shooting touch, Robinson plays all over the floor and has begun to turn a real corner in terms of asserting himself on games. His size and shotmaking ability establish him a strong baseline as a prospect but it’s the flashes of two-way playmaking with still the potential for future growth that make his upside so alluring. Young for his grade and already with a D1 offer in hand from La Salle, Robinson should begin to make real waves across South Jersey and beyond over the course of the winter.

Quickly emerging into one of the region’s most intriguing long-term prospects, Robinson is playing his best basketball at the right time as Overbrook looks to make a run as the sixth seed in SJ Group 2. Having tacked on several inches to his frame since last season, Robinson has already more than doubled his production, highlighted by a career-high 37-point effort in the Tri County Conference tournament. He’s an enticingly fluid hybrid forward with the length to make an impact inside but a natural comfort to his skillset on the perimeter. His consistency is still a work in progress as he acclimates to his body and starts the process of adding strength having yet to turn 16, but the upside could be scary for Robinson if it all comes together in time.

Coming off a career-high 37 points in the quarterfinals, Robinson came back down to Earth but nonetheless stood out as a highly intriguing long-term prospect. Having grown to at least 6’7″ with a natural perimeter skillset, he’s in the mold of a prototypical modern wing forward with an efficient inside-out skillset. He’s effective using his length and touch to take advantage of size mismatches inside but really shows his potential when operating out on the perimeter as both a shooter and ballhandler. Robinson is very young for his grade and still in the infantile stages of his physical maturation, but the upside is scarily high if he can continue to develop from here.