Roberson is one of those players whose top priority is the success of her team. She brings the energy each time she steps on the floor, is always focused on the details, and will fill whatever role is asked of her. All of those attributes translate extremely well to the college game. On top of that, Gianna stands at an impressive 6 feet tall and possesses plenty of power, length, and mobility. With the major improvements we’ve seen in her offensive game as of late, the Wayzata sophomore is on the fast track to breaking into the Trojans formidable varsity rotation. Roberson joins the conversation at #108.

What isn’t there to like about Roberson’s progression? I covered her during the AAU season, when much of the focus was on her nonstop motor and willingness to handle all the dirty work. Fast-forward a few months, and it’s clear she has been putting in the work to bring her offensive game up to the level of the other intangibles she brings to the table. At the Sophomore ID Camp, Roberson repeatedly put the ball on the deck and used her strength to bully her way to the basket. We joked about her jumper being a little off, but I encouraged her to keep shooting it because repetition is the only way it will improve. Her confidence is growing, her offensive game is expanding and everything is beginning to come together for this next-level prospect. Enjoy the ride!

The 6-footer out of Wayzata showcased impressive defensive instincts and vocal leadership, consistently calling out screens and aggressively blitzing the pick-and-roll to force deflections. She held her own when switched onto guards, showing versatility on the perimeter. Offensively, Roberson stayed active in the paint but also stepped out with confidence, knocking down shots from beyond the arc – a clear sign of the work she’s been putting in. With her size, activity, and expanding skill set, there’s plenty of upside to her game.