A calm and cool playmaking guard that reads the flow of the game well and knows how to control the tempo. She can speed up things on the offensive side and push ball in transition, or she can slow the ball down and manage the game by time and score. Cadance does a good job of creating shots for her teammates and running the show. She always looks like she enjoys playing the game.

One of the best passing PG’s in the gym on Sunday, Cadance certainly made a name for herself. Her speed and passing are weapons. When the defense over helped she found her teammates with the correct type of pass, and an extremely high level of accuracy. Cadance did a great job throughout the event of establishing her post players early through her passing, and then punishing opposing teams defenses with inside out action. She covers side line to side line very well defensively, and was able to turn those steals into fast break layups for her teammates or open corner threes with her passing ability.

During the previous few months of club ball, Robinson played up in class on the Nike circuit with AEBL 17U Gold. She more than proved that she belongs on the same court against more experienced competition. She was one of six from the class of 2028 on last season’s Bengals team. Robinson is no stranger to Prep Girls Hoops events. She not only participated in the 2024 Carolinas Freshman Showcase but was one of six that made our All-Showcase Team from that event. Before sporting a green and gold Bengals uniform, Robinson wore the orange and black threads of Southeast Guilford. Greensboro Day should be well-represented this weekend in Rock Hill. 

A two-way guard that can facilitate and lead her team on the offensive end or can step up and be more of a scoring threat. Good IQ and leadership skills make Cadance a true asset at the lead guard spot. She can also spot up and knock down threes. Defensively, she gets her hands on a lot of balls that lead to steals for her and her team. Robinson should be moved off the watch list and into the rankings soon.

Her name certainly rings bells from this year’s Prep Girls Hoops Carolinas Freshman Showcase in Rock Hill. Robinson was one of the standout performers from that event and will surely be a reason why Southeast Guilford remains among the upper echelon of 4A teams throughout the Hoop State. The Falcons already put together an impressive showing last season after winning 17 games. Robinson definitely makes Southeast Guilford even better. She has accurate long range shooting capabilities and also understands how to change speeds with the ball on her hands. Court awareness and leadership capabilities are not often found in younger players, but Robinson is not one’s garden variety 2028.

There was a reason why we included Robinson in our preview of this year’s Prep Girls Hoops Freshman Showcase. In the 3v3 portion that Saturday, Robinson particularly shined when shooting the ball from long range. She displayed a bit more of that accuracy from range when the event transitioned to the 5v5 part of the day. Robinson also understands the art of changing speeds when she has the ball in her hands. Awareness of where she is on the court is another one of her strong points and how she approaches the game is an indication she is ready to assume a leadership role even with her being relatively young in her career. 

Robinson’s 4A Southeast Guilford team went from nine wins in coach Hannah Revis’ first season at the helm to 17 wins last season. One can expect for Robinson for continue to upward trajectory that the Falcons have been on as of late. At 5-foot-5, she will be a formidable force in Southeast Guilford’s backcourt. Robinson approaches the game with a high basketball IQ and this can be seen with her shot selection. If she is open and has the ball in her hand, expect her to take – and make – her attempt from long range. One would also want a point guard to display superb ball handling capabilities and Robinson does that effectively as well.