A score first lead guard for the Braves. His quickness and ability to attack the rim lead to first quarter free throws that he converted. Tried to spark a comeback in the second half. Including getting a little bit of luck by banking in a three. After that he was all action going to the rim. From a putback to dribbling through nearly the entire defense he was productive. Tough end to his sophomore campaign but is a promising scorer.

Robinson helped his team to a double-overtime victory over Bristow on Saturday night. The sophomore helped complement Jordan Alexander Jordan Alexander 6'0" | SF Tulsa Memorial | 2026 OK to give his team a big-time boost late in the game. Trailing 48-47 in the fourth quarter, Robinson navigated through two defenders and finished at the rim. His next big play came with his team down two late in the final period. PR ripped through at the free throw line and drove right before finishing at the rim again to tie it up. In overtime, his shot-making continued to be on display. Robinson stretched the lead to six points with a top of the key triple. In the second overtime, Robinson handled pressure well and was used as a primary ball handler alongside Alexander again. The Braves would win this one 75-71.

A 918 bucket getter, who is putting out impressive tape. The lefty has an effortless looking shot, with good rotation and is comfortable shooting on or off the ball. Like any good modern shooter, he’s locked in on corner threes. On the ball, he has a solid crossover and some burst to get defenders on their heels before pulling. And defenders better not go under any ball screens. Has a pitbull like frame for a smaller guard, which should make him a strong driver as he matures. Would like to see more fluidity to his dribbles and movements. Which would really unlock even more scoring capability if he’s smoother and quicker with his handles.