The versatile wing scored 17 points in defeat for the Stallions and showcased his offensive versatility throughout the game. Robinson knocked down perimeter shots while also demonstrating the ability to finish effectively around the rim. He has good positional size for a wing and uses it well on both ends of the floor. A First Team All-Region selection, he was also active defensively and consistently competed throughout the contest.

A First Team All-District performer, Robinson is a high-upside wing prospect with excellent positional size and long-term potential. He brings high-level size to the perimeter, which, combined with his athleticism, immediately stands out from a projection standpoint. Offensively, he has the ability to stretch the floor with shot making beyond the arc and continues to develop his overall skill set with the ball in his hands.

The coach’s son, Robinson plays with a strong understanding of the game and shows versatility on the defensive end, using his length and mobility to guard multiple positions. His blend of size, skill, athletic tools, and basketball IQ makes him an intriguing prospect who should draw serious interest from college programs looking for a two-way wing with upside.

The prospect with maybe the most upside the most upside in the district is Robinson, who at 6’7 is a wing with high level size. He has shot making ability beyond the arc and possesses a combination of size, skill and athleticism that should be very intriguing to college coaches. The coach’s son has versatility at the defensive end and plenty of potential as a college prospect.