J’Bionna Robinson, | Prep Girls Hoops

J’Bionna Robinson

Point Guard

2025 Class

5'8" Height

Morrow School

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Kyle Sandy

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Quick playmaker is shifty getting downhill to the basket. Good passer off the dribble. Fills up the box score and feeds off her defense. Stays in front of ball handlers and forces turnovers. Had D-I interest throughout her career.

1 year ago

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Kyle Sandy

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Shifty quick downhill attacker. Crafty finisher in traffic. Dishes off in tight quadrants. Averaged 13.7 points, 3.4 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 4.6 steals early on this season. Holds multiple D-I offers.

1 year ago

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Kyle Sandy

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Big guard returned to Georgia from Oregon last season. Has a good feel for the game. Changes speeds well all while surveying the floor. Delivers sharp cross court passes to keep the defense moving. Deciding between William & Mary, Jackson State, Little Rock, Florida A&M, Longwood and Bethune-Cookman.

2 years ago

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Noelle Mannen

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Although Springfield will be returning the reigning 5A state player of the year, the immense success of the Millers would not be possible without the play of J’Bionna Robinson J’Bionna Robinson 5'8" | PG Morrow | 2025 State GA in the first half of her high school career. Robinson is a quick, smooth athlete with sneaky hands on defense and an incredible ability to finish around the rim in all types of ways. Throw in her ability to knock down shots from outside, she is a all-around threat. Robinson was named to the Midwestern League’s first team, as well as second team all-state, OBCA second team all-state, and first team all-tournament at the state tournament, where she was second in points per game with 16 and second in steals per game with 5.3. Clearly coming off a state championship, Springfield will be a team to watch this season and Robinson will be a huge factor in their success.