Robinson continues to see a true uptick in his recruitment as he has simply shined in his role for this Team CP3 17u group as a guy that can buy into his role and flourish regardless of what it is. He provided a real impact at both ends of the floor off the bench for this team as a connector at both ends of the floor and on the glass. Robinson averaged 3.7 Points, 4.2 Rebounds, 0.7 Assists, and 1.7 Blocks per game while shooting 67% from the floor. He’s mobile, athletic, and possesses the necessary foundational skill to make plays on the offensive end of the floor. He didn’t play major minutes but did his job at an extremely high level. Expect Robinson to continue racking in offers and play a more enhanced version of this role with Greensboro Day this upcoming season.

Robinson is one of the more well rounded front-court pieces regardless of class as his touch, passing ability, and activity on both ends of the floor shows a lot of different ways he can provide an impact at the next level. After his work with Greensboro Day in June, Robinson has continued to excel with Team CP3 on the EYBL. He’s picked up offers from Queens, Omaha, Appalachian State, Coastal Carolina, and Marshall in recent weeks.

Mason was one of my favorite bigs that I watched between two days of EYBL play. His big frame and excellent athleticism jump out at you right away, so when you also factor in the motor that he played with, it was easy to love what he brought. In just 12 minutes, Robinson had his fingerprints all over the game, recording 5 blocks and 4 offensive rebounds. His energy on the glass and protecting the rim was infectious, and everything he did was crucial in a two-point victory for Team CP3 over Team Durant.

One of the best big men in the state, he continues to pick up scholarship offers with the latest coming from UNCG and Charlotte. He makes an impact on games on both sides of the floor but where we were impressed the most was on the defensive end. Blocking and altering shots consistently while securing boards to help his team get out into transition were some of the things we saw from him on Saturday.

Robinson anchors the interior for the Bengals. He rebounds well and is a good shot blocker. He is long and athletic and can run the floor finishing with authority.  He is one to keep your eyes on over the next 2 years. Mason received an offer from High Point University and is receiving interest from UNCG, Elon, Georgetown, and UC-San Diego, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Robinson is an athletic big who plays great defense and runs the floor excellently. Robinson will get blocks as well as steals. His best asset on offense is his vision and passing. He is a great passer out of the double team or for a cutting teammate.

Robinson is a big man prospect making his debut in the 2027 rankings at No. 8 overall and No. 2 at the center position out of Greensboro Day School. He’s another prospect who took home an NCISAA 3A State Title in the Garner Road fold, ready to showcase his skill set on the hardwood. He’s a prospect with length ready to blow up in the class given his ability to make things happen at the rim.

In my first time seeing him since reclassing back to the 2027 class he looked like one of the better forwards in the class altogether. Athletic around the rim with the ability to step out for a jumper with range out to the three point line and nice timing around the rim on the defensive side of the ball he checks a lot of boxes.

Robinson is a dominant defensive anchor with exceptional length and shot-blocking ability. As a true paint protector, he alters shots and controls the interior with his presence. His defensive instincts and timing make him a key asset in shutting down opposing offenses. On the offensive end, Robinson is a strong finisher who rises over defenders for powerful dunks. He has soft hands, allowing him to catch and finish efficiently in traffic. A high-motor, winning player, Robinson brings energy, toughness, and leadership to his team, making a significant impact on both ends of the floor.

Robinson checks in at the No. 5 center spot in the 2026 rankings in North Carolina. He’s a big man who’s shown flashes of his ability to be a menace in the painted area, posting 5.9 points, 6.2 rebounds, 3.5 blocks, 1.2 assists and 1.1 steals per game this past season with Orange High. He’s upped the ante in joining nationally-recognized Greensboro Day School for the 2024-25 season as he continues his development in the class. Look for his name to grow as he looks to take on a starting role in the Bengals frontcourt on the NCISAA stage.