Levin played like a “man among boys” at the Prephoops Freshman Showcase. He maintained a dominant performance throughout the entire event. Every time I watch him play, he improves on a different aspect of his game. This time it was ball handling and creativity. Levin used a variety of elite dribbling moves to beat opposing players to the basket. These moves led to dominant performances in every five on five game he played. In game one, Levin put on a show by dunking the ball nine times and knocking down four three-pointers. He came out attacking right from the jump. Levin scored team 10’s first eight points. He continues to be a dominant presence in the paint, often finishing plays through contact. Defensively, Levin used his length to block shots and protect the paint. Opposing players showed fear when they attacked the basket. After watching him Sunday morning, I saw a player who was a point guard masquerading in the body of a power forward. If Levin continues to improve as a primary ball handler, he could become even more elite than he already is. I look forward to seeing how he adjusts to high school basketball this upcoming season.

We obviously have to discuss the top prospect in the class, Levin Robinson Levin Robinson 6'7" | PF Lawrence North | 2030 #17 Nation IN . The 6’7″ forward from Lawrence North High School put on a dunking display on Sunday that had everyone in attendance buzzing. There just simply aren’t many freshmen at his size that move as fluidly as he does. Not only is Robinson a skilled driver and above the rim finisher, but he is also an excellent rebounder and interior defender. Look for him to make an instant impact this season at Lawrence North.

To the extent that there is a projected top prospect in Indiana’s Class of 2030 already it would likely be Robinson. He immediately checks all of the boxes in terms of athletic and physical tools. The 6’7″ forward is a two-way menace that can play above the rim, operate in the open floor, and then dominant the paint defense. Robinson is as advanced of a rebounder as I’ve seen in a long time for a freshman. The combination of finesse and physicality makes him a nightmare matchup. Look for Robinson to be a day one impact player for Lawrence North High School.

We won’t release our official first set of rankings for the Class of 2030 until after our Prep Hoops Indiana Freshman Showcase. However, it is very likely that Robinson will be in the top spot in the class. The 6’6″ forward has so many tools for a young prospect. He is an excellent rebounder and interior defender that also has legitimate ball skills and fluid athleticism offensively. Look for him to step in right away and be a major contributor at Lawrence North High School as a freshman.

All Ohio Baneville 15u outlasted Indy Heat 15u 60-59 in one of the most exciting games of the week. The victory qualified them for the Peach Jam tournament bracket. Five scorers reached double-figures with Robinson, Indiana’s top Class of 2030 prospect, finishing with 11 points and 5 rebounds. He missed a large portion of the second half after a hard fall led to a back injury or else he would have likely put up even bigger numbers. Still, Baneville doesn’t win the game without his two-way interior presence. The 6’7″ forward is so advanced for his young age.

Indiana’s top Class of 2030 prospect has caught the attention of some national scouts through the first couple of days at Peach Jam. Robinson, a 6’7″ forward playing with All Ohio Baneville 15u, is an elite defender and rebounder for his age. He does such a great job of getting people to miss with his size and length inside and then has the mobility, athleticism, and strength to go get the misses. Robinson had 10 points and 7 rebounds in an impressive team win on Tuesday morning.

If we were to rank the Class of 2030 prospects in the state of Indiana right now the clear #1 would be Levin Robinson Levin Robinson 6'7" | PF Lawrence North | 2030 #17 Nation IN . The 6’7″ forward is incredibly advanced as a rebounder and all-around defender for his age. He is truly elite on the boards and does a great job of going to get the ball at its apex. Offensively he is comfortable with the ball in his hands and can punish smaller defenders off of the dribble. Robinson has had several highlight-reel dunks over the course of the summer as well. He projects as one of the next great players to come through the program at Lawrence North High School.

Yeah, Levin Robinson Levin Robinson 6'7" | PF Lawrence North | 2030 #17 Nation IN is the next great Lawrence North Wildcat I think. This was my first time getting eyes on the incoming freshman small forward and almost immediately I realized just how special of a player he may be. Already great size at 6’4 and knows how to use his length to his advantage on both ends of the floor. Pretty skilled both on and off the ball.

Lawrence North High School has a very rich tradition of star basketball players. Levin Robinson Levin Robinson 6'7" | PF Lawrence North | 2030 #17 Nation IN could very well be “next up.” The 6’7″ wing displayed fluid athleticism off of the bounce, the ability to play above the rim with a strong tip-dunk, and a knack for rebounding on both ends. Not only will Robinson make an instant impact as a freshman for the Wildcats, but he projects as one of the best Class of 2030 prospects in the country.

Levin is a super smooth scorer with an advanced offensive game and the ability to finish through contact with authority. He plays at his own pace, never looking rushed, while using his size, length, and strides to create advantages, consistently finding ways to score from all three levels. What really impressed me was his ability to be both a finesse scorer and an aggressor, willingly initiating contact and imposing his will when the moment called for it. Defensively, Levin also showed plenty of promise, competing hard, contesting shots, and communicating well with teammates on the floor.