A bruiser in the paint. She is a kid who plays with a motor, doing so at both ends of the floor. She can play in multiple offensive sets and is effective no matter where she is on the floor. From the perimeter to the low block, she will find a way to get to the basket and exploit a team’s weakness. Big time on the boards, reading and reacting to gaining the rebound is her calling card. She is a prospect who leads by example. One who will be a great addition to a program at the next level.

Her stock is increasing, and schools are taking notice of her even more. Playing with relentless energy, she has added multiple elements to her game that have drawn coaches’ attention. We all know she’s solid with her back to the basket, contributes on the boards, and so forth, but it’s been her ball handling, her ability to stretch the floor, and compete through things that have coaches talking. She’s stepped it up a notch and shown just how tough she is and how tough she makes it for opponents to go up against her. J. Rob is a kid who is going to get the job done one way or another, and coaches love her tenacious attitude in how she goes about doing so. A solid two-way player who is adding more schools to her chest of options.

This post player truly showed her versatility in her matchups. She showcased her ability to handle the ball and create off the perimeter. She was dominant in the post, using her creativity to finish around the low block. She contributed big-time on the boards and was a solid defender. She will add some more offers to her list and expect some big-time offers to come her way as well.

This kid seems to be attracting a lot of college coaches’ eyes as of late. She is a solid post player who finishes inside the arc. She knows how to utilize her body to gain ground and get into favorable positions. Shes is a hard worker, one who goes the extra step to secure any loose balls. Rebounds, extra effort plays, she’s all about securing possession for her team. The offense can go through her, and she can be utilized both inside and outside the arc. She’s a tough defender, an anchor, one who can be a staple in the middle. She’s still growing and jot her down as someone you need to keep tabs on throughout the summer season.

A hustler who can utilize her size to her advantage. She plays the game with relentless energy, and it just seemed as if anytime there was a ball to be had, it was she who went after it. Rebounding and scoring, she did her thing, being impactful for her club as they battled tough opponents. This kid commands the rock, can pass out of double-teams, and puts the ball in the net. Oh, let me add that she is a tough defender, making it difficult for opponents to reach their spots. She’s got many schools after her commitment, but you better believe some more will be jumping on board real soon. A solid kid who is an exceptional leader both on and off the floor.

Talented kid who is going to increase her stock even more. She anchors the middle for a talented club and will only get better as the year progresses. She has a bag of back-to-the-basket moves, where she displays a will that won’t allow her to be denied the opportunity to put the ball in the hoop. She’s a shot blocker and big-time on the boards. Talented, she is one whose name will be tossed around by many schools this upcoming season. Keep an eye on this ballplayer as she is and will be a nice foundational piece for a program at the next level.

She’s a big deal, especially inside the arc. She’s a tough finisher who can muscle through the opposition on her way to the basket. She brings the physicality to the table, averaging 12 ppg and 7 rpg per game. She dominates the boards and can even stretch the floor and hit the 3-ball if need be. She’s a kid whose recruitment is about to get even hotter over the summer. Look for her to play an even bigger role next season as she displays her versatility and leads her club once again to state contention.

A talented kid who has been dominating the interior. From grabbing boards on the defensive end to finishing around the blocks and short corners, she has been a big-time contributor to a lethal CPA Lady Lions attack. With her manning the middle, so many have benefited from her presence on the floor. She too can stretch the floor herself and dial it up from deep. Her bread and butter is down low, and when she is down there, she brings the physicality along with a bevy of counter moves. Super talented kid who is tough to handle.

In a mixed bag of talents on an undefeated CPA team, Jayda Robinson Jayda Robinson 6'1" | PF Christ Presbyterian Academy | 2027 State TN has the role of interior scoring threat on lock.

At the Hoopfest, Robinson’s physical scoring style was doing damage in both games CPA played. With her size and strength, she was able to get to good scoring spots routinely. This resulted in her having 16 points against Bearden, midway through the fourth quarter.

Also at the event, she had several big rebounds in the second half, along with good interior defense.

Jayda Robinson Jayda Robinson 6'1" | PF Christ Presbyterian Academy | 2027 State TN does a great job on defense at getting in front of defenders and blocking and contesting shots without fouling. Robinson’s attack to shot blocking is both fundamentally sound and effective. In the 2024 season for CPA, Robinson had multiple games with two or more blocks. This includes a performance against John Paul II High School, where she showed her overall versatility as a player.

In the game, she had three points, nine rebounds, six assists, three steals, and three blocks. As shown, Robinson can provide a variety of winning tools at the center position. In her junior year, these skills will only sharpen.