Chase Robertson Chase Robertson 6'5" | SF Desert Pines | 2026 State NV was one of the players who transferred into Nevada this year, and he absolutely made some noise with the Desert Pines Jaguars. He is a force to be reckoned with on offense when he is in the zone, and he makes very tough finishes, including contested layups and huge dunks. Robertson also averaged 4.5 APG this season and had a couple of 25+ point performances. Defensively, he made opponents work to gain ground, and he can alter shots with his long arms.

Chase Robertson Chase Robertson 6'5" | SF Desert Pines | 2026 State NV was another Jaguar to reach double figures in scoring. His first make of the night was a three, and he followed that by putting together a few strong takes to the basket. And dished out a handful of assists as well. On the defensive end, he used his instincts, length, and physicality to force turnovers.

Stats – 15 Points, 5 Assists

Chase Robertson Chase Robertson 6'5" | SF Desert Pines | 2026 State NV has delivered several big-time performances for Desert Pines this season. He uses his long strides to get to his spots offensively and has the agility to slip past multiple defenders. I also like his elite finishing ability, as he’s capable of hammering home emphatic dunks when given the opportunity. Currently, Robertson is producing across the board, averaging 13.9 PPG, 4.1 RPG, 3.9 APG, 1.9 SPG, and 0.3 BPG. Look for him to continue making waves as the season winds down and into the playoffs.

Chase Robertson Chase Robertson 6'5" | SF Desert Pines | 2026 State NV caught fire for Desert Pines in the second half after scoring four straight points off takes to the cup. He then gave the Jaguars a jolt of life by throwing down a nice dunk. Not much later, he had a monster alley-oop in transition after Mason Robles Mason Robles 6'3" | SF Desert Pines | 2027 State NV put it up for him. Down the stretch, Robertson made free throws and also had a big block on the defensive end.

Stats – 17 Points

Chase Robertson Chase Robertson 6'5" | SF Desert Pines | 2026 State NV exploded for 28 Points yesterday in impressive fashion. He was getting downhill almost whenever he wanted, and used his long reach from there to drop in lay-ups. He also had the play of the game when he drove hard to the basket and a defender tried to jump wit him. Robertson then sent home one of the best dunks I’ve seen recently of and it got the crowd out their seats. I was also a fan of how he drew contact when attacking, and the senior poured in 7 free throws.

Chase Robertson Chase Robertson 6'5" | SF Desert Pines | 2026 State NV played a major role in Desert Pines’ win over Palisades. The 6’5 senior used his long strides and wingspan to weave around defenders. He also utilized his frame to finish through contact and lived at the free throw line. In addition to his crafty drives, he splashed in a couple of shots from beyond the arc. All in all, it was a very impressive showing from the senior.

Stats – 30 Points, 7 Assists, 4 Rebounds

In case you missed it, Chase Robertson Chase Robertson 6'5" | SF Desert Pines | 2026 State NV moved to Las Vegas right before The Border League Tournament a couple of months ago. He is now at Desert Pines and has made an immediate impact for them. Robertson brings a crafty offensive skill set. He’s able to get to the rack with a variety of moves or step out and knock down shots from deep. As a defender, his wingspan, quickness, and competitive edge make him a tough matchup for any opponent.

Chase Robertson Chase Robertson 6'5" | SF Desert Pines | 2026 State NV was utilizing his footwork, physicality, and IQ to make tough shots against LV Orange. He attacks the basket with determination and defenders sent him to the line at least a few times. As a defender, Robertson was applying ball pressure. And he made it difficult for the man he was guarding to gain ground.

Chase Robertson Chase Robertson 6'5" | SF Desert Pines | 2026 State NV has joined the Desert Pines squad. He is a versatile player on both ends of the court. He has a combination of length, height, athleticism, which give him a number of advantages. With him in the mix, the Jaguars have another player who can gets to rim. But he also hits shot from the outside as well. As a defender, he applies good ball pressure and comes up with steals.

Chase Robertson made an impact on both ends of the court at The Border League with WAWN. He knocked down triples and got to the rim consistently. As a defender, he helped force turnovers and he applied good ball pressure. I also noticed that he is a big time competitor and you can tell he wants to win.