Falling in the state semifinals for the second consecutive year, Upper St. Clair was again led by a Robbins in the middle, but this time in the form of younger brother Ryan, with Tyler off playing in the NCAA Tournament as a freshman for Miami of Ohio. The younger Robbins stepped into the spotlight himself this season after impressive flashes as an underclassman, shining in a marquee role following the departure of his brother. He was at his best when it mattered most in the state tournament, averaging over 18 points per game as a walking double-double with his imposing interior game. Robbins is a problem up front for anybody in the state, using his wide frame, quick feet, and soft hands to wreak havoc around the paint as a scorer, rebounder, and facilitator. His long-term future is likely to be on the gridiron, where he holds a handful of Power 4 offers as an offensive lineman, but he’s nonetheless established himself as one of the top bigs in the state heading into his senior year.

Falling in the state semifinals for the second consecutive year, Upper St. Clair was again led by a Robbins in the middle, but this time in the form of younger brother Ryan, with Tyler off playing in the NCAA Tournament as a freshman for Miami of Ohio. The younger Robbins stepped into the spotlight himself this season after impressive flashes as an underclassman, shining in a marquee role following the departure of his brother. He was at his best when it mattered most in the state tournament, averaging over 18 points per game as a walking double-double with his imposing interior game. Robbins is a problem up front for anybody in the state, using his wide frame, quick feet, and soft hands to wreak havoc around the paint as a scorer, rebounder, and facilitator. His long-term future is likely to be on the gridiron, where he holds a handful of Power 4 offers as an offensive lineman, but he’s nonetheless established himself as one of the top bigs in the state heading into his senior year.