Robinson was one of the top overall lead guards at the Invitational regardless of class, and he put his game on full display in wins over Compton Magic 16s and ASAK 16s, leading ETG 16s to the 16u Championship game. The 6-foot-1 Robinson has elite handles and keeps the ball on a string to observe the court to either make plays or create his own scoring opportunities. Robinson makes good use of the double between the leg cross, behind the back cross, and the double crossover to create space from his defender, the moves to weave through the defense to get to his shot spots, and is able to score the ball from 3-levels, with touch on the floater and accuracy from the mid-range to the 3-point line. Robinson has outstanding court vision and precision passing to find open players in tight windows from the top of the key or off the dribble drive, the strength to use the one-hand zip pass cross court with accuracy, and finishes with flair at the basket. Although his offensive skill set was truly impressive, it was his tenacity on defense that put him near the top of my list of players I enjoyed watching best. Robinson is a ball-hawk on defense, flies around with relentless on-ball pressure and quick hands to disrupt his opponents dribbling space, the timing and speed to chase down and poke the ball out from opposing ball-handlers, and the timing and quick bounce to alter shots on the perimeter. Gifted young guard that is oozing with potential. 

Lee Robinson Lee Robinson 6'1" | PG Omaha Westside | 2028 NE had himself a weekend in Omaha displaying his two-way ability.

Robinson is a really good offensive player, but he is a great defender who sees the game a second faster than most on that end. He took the most challenging assignment at times and still caused havoc as a help defender.

He digs for steals, causes defenders to pick up their dribble prematurely, reads passing lanes and gets the occasional block.

On offense Robinson has a super creative handle and an extra gear speed wise that allow him to navigate tight spaces and access driving lanes unavailable to others. He has good vision and is an accurate and willing passer.

Robinson has also improved as a shooter and is someone you have to step out on.

Lee gets downhill seemingly at will where he has a host of inside hand, floaters and other awkward finishes around the rim. He could stand to use his left hand more as it would open up even more options for him. He has plenty of time to develop it though as he is playing up a year on the circuit.

Robinson’s best game came against Open Gym Premier where he scored 17 points, four rebounds and five assists.