Roberson was another middle school player who was giving defenders the blues early and her “on the court” progression throughout her career has taken her from someone who could score “in the flow” to “the go-to player” that could not only take over games but deliver in the clutch see evaluation here

Roberson is turning into a “nightmare to defend” because of the variety of ways she can put the ball into the basket and those ways helped lead her team to runner-up in the 5A Division 2 championship but I saw it coming see evaluations here

Roberson, as her jersey says, keeps climbing up the hill, and peep this, I foresee her making more big jumps in the ranking this season, and here’s why. She’s heady and understands how to set the defender up either to attack or take the jumper, but she also makes good decisions and plays solid defense see evaluation here

Roberson put on one of her best performances I have personally seen, as it fell into the “it’s not what you do, it’s who you do it against” category. She scored off the dribble, deceptive first step played a part in that, but her pull-up jumper while being defended also looked good. One of the keys was that she made plays in the clutch, including defensive stops and playing the passing lane

Roberson has been on my radar since middle school, and even back then, the potential stood out, but what has impressed me is her ability to stand out in various settings. If I catch her at an Individual Showcase, High School, or Club Basketball games, she is generally one of the best players on the court see evaluations here

Roberson is overpowering off the dribble, and that, coupled with her frame and strength, gives her an advantage against guards but she also hits the boards and scores around the basket, putbacks included. Her midrange jumper was on display, she hit teammates on the money in transition, and she played solid defense