Robertson continues to stand out as a long, athletic guard who has steadily built on her game over the past few years. What consistently shows up is her composure—comfortable handling pressure, creating off the bounce, and making plays when defenses collapse. Her short jumper was falling, she showed solid vision as a facilitator, and her ability to defend baseline to baseline added to her overall impact.

Robertson is yet another “long and athletic” guard who has been impressing me for a few years. I’ve always liked her poise under pressure, especially handling the ball and being able to score off the dribble. Her short jumper was clicking, so was her court vision, and her defense baseline to baseline also looked good

Robertson is a talented guard who grabbed my attention last season with her ability to create her shot to either drop the jumper or score off the dribble see evaluation here Her “on the court” progression continues to elevate her game as she’s ready to showcase her skills on varsity see evaluation here

Robertson is a team facilitator, handling pressure from the point with ease. High-energy confident athlete in with a wealth of untapped potential. Defensively creating constant disruptions, while staying calm and composed on the other end.

Robertson stood out in the “3 on 3” with her ability to attack and score or dish, see evaluation here yet her seeing the floor in the backcourt needs to be mentioned as she threaded the needle in traffic from 20 plus feet several times. Her “on the ball” pressure baseline to baseline was also solid and she did a good job creating her shot as well as space to drop the jumper

Robertson has an explosive first step to go with being an athletic guard who understands how to use her athleticism on both ends. She was one of the best pressure appliers in the 3 on 3 yet her threading the needle in traffic was also among the best I caught. Her body control after contact off the dribble was nice but so was her dropping it from the midrange