By Camille Brooks | Published July 2025
Dominance Has No Age Limit
At just 16, Jerzy Robinson is rewriting the blueprint. The 6′0″ forward from Arizona has been the No. 1 player in the Class of 2026 since middle school — and she hasn’t let go of the crown. With offers from elite programs like South Carolina, LSU, UCLA, and USC, Jerzy isn’t just part of the conversation — she is the conversation.
From viral mixtapes to breakout Team USA performances, her game combines footwork, finesse, and physicality in a way that demands attention. Whether she’s dropping dimes or draining deep threes, Jerzy has a gear most players never reach.
A National Star with Global Swagger
Robinson’s rise hasn’t gone unnoticed. She recently signed an NIL deal with Nike — the first ever for a girls high school basketball player. It’s a landmark moment not just for Jerzy, but for the future of women’s hoops.
Her game backs it all up. At the 2023 FIBA U16 Americas Championship, she averaged 19.2 points and 8.2 rebounds per game, leading Team USA to gold and earning tournament MVP honors. Scouts noted her poise under pressure, her ability to create in traffic, and her lockdown defense on the perimeter.
Built for the Big Stage
What sets Jerzy apart isn’t just her skill — it’s her composure. Coaches compare her maturity to that of WNBA pros. She communicates like a point guard, rebounds like a power forward, and scores from all three levels.
“She’s years ahead — physically and mentally,” said one Pac-12 scout. “She sees plays before they happen.”
Robinson trains relentlessly, studies film obsessively, and carries herself like a pro. She’s active on social, thoughtful in interviews, and already a role model for the next generation of hoopers. The pressure? She wears it like a badge.
Recruitment: Superteams Are Circling
Jerzy’s recruitment is a battle of blue bloods. South Carolina and LSU remain front-runners, with Coach Staley and Coach Mulkey both prioritizing her as a cornerstone for their next title run. But don’t sleep on USC or UCLA — the West Coast might just keep its queen home.
For Jerzy, it’s not just about banners — it’s about fit, culture, and legacy.
FINAL BUZZER
Jerzy Robinson isn’t coming — she’s already here. With a Nike deal under her belt and the top spot in her class, she’s the face of what’s next in women’s basketball.
She plays with a chip, carries herself with grace, and elevates everyone around her. Wherever she lands, one thing’s for sure: the game will never be the same.
