Standley Lake will have the most experienced bunch in Jeffco this season and they’ll all be taking on larger roles, and Robinson is someone we’re interested in watching as he should be able to do more heading into his sophomore season. He got a taste of varsity late last season and showed good instincts on the glass for a 6’0″ wing. He’s at his best when he’s playing quickly, getting out in transition, and keeping the ball moving instead of holding onto it or waiting for the defense to get set. With defenses likely focusing heavily on Standley Lake’s interior presence, Robinson should have opportunities to slip behind defenders and find easy baskets as well as get some open looks. Becoming more effective as a cutter and showing he can attack off the dribble will allow the game to come easier for him. He has a chance to become a useful complementary piece if he can find some consistency of knowing where he can be to free up teammates and locking down on defense. I expect him to be one of the biggest risers in the rankings this upcoming season so we’re excited to see how he begins the season and how he makes his mark.

Robinson looked like the best player on the floor and backed it up with a dominant all around performance. As a ball handler, he controlled the tempo and created advantages with ease, consistently blowing past defenders off the dribble. Once he got downhill he finished strong at the rim, converting through contact and pressure. On the defensive end he was just as impactful, staying active, moving his feet, and making life difficult for opposing guards

Robinson was a high motor guard who made an impact all over the floor. He created turnovers with his anticipation and quick hands, then turned defense into offense by going coast to coast and finishing through contact. He was able to create contact and get to the free throw line, knocking down shots with consistency.