Iowa City Liberty High School is going to have a lot of opportunity this upcoming Winter with the new changes to their staff and roster as a whole. That should leave a lot of chances for players who haven’t had a fair shake yet, players like Maya Robbins-Sanchez. Robbins-Sanchez is one of the more sounds players that we have seen out of the SF position. She also has the ability to step out and spread the floor as a CG but she is at her most natural as a Forward, moving around the bucket. It’s always important to have size on the court when playing against tough competition so I think that Robbins-Sanchez might be hard to take off the hardwood this Winter. If she continues to show her worth, it wouldn’t shock me. She has had a respectable AAU season and I’m sure she is going to finish that with a bang as we move into the month of July.

Running with Missouri Phenom 17U Iowa at the event the Liberty wing showed a versatility and physicality. While she played with controlled speed and quickness it was her smooth release and ability to deny entry passes that caught my attention. She should show up on a pile of radars over the upcoming year.

“I can see Maya Robbins-Sanchez as being a prospect that could flourish over the next couple of years on the court with the correct guidance at the high school level. In a program like IC – Liberty’s, they have a solid track record and they seemingly get kids to the collegiate level, so it’s not the easiest to standout but out of the 2028 Class that they have, Robbins-Sanchez should do a good job of making her presence felt over the next four years. She will be able play a Swiss-army knife type role to get into the line up and from there, she can show her ability to make things happen on both ends. That might not bean immediate thing but that’s definitely one way I could see this all playing out.”