Noah Nichols (@NoahNichols2027) made his presence felt all season long, stepping into his first year as a starter and immediately becoming the engine that kept Robinson moving from the guard spot. In 23.9 minutes per game, he led the team in scoring at 12.2 points per game for a total of 404, while also setting the tone defensively with 2.0 steals per game and 62 on the year. He did not just score it; he stretched the floor, making 88 threes at 32 percent to lead the team in both makes and percentage, and he was automatic at the line at 80 percent, again tops on the team.
What really separates him is the defensive chaoshe caused. Noah racked up 103 pass deflections, nearly doubling the next closest teammate at 57, showing instincts, anticipation, and relentless energy that changed possessions before they ever developed. He added 3.2 rebounds per game from the guard position and competed on every inch of the floor. Robinson fell just one game short of the playoffs, but Nichols’ impact was undeniable as he led the team in average points, total points, threes made, three-point percentage, steals, and pass deflections. For a first-year starter, that kind of across-the-board production signals a rising star who is only scratching the surface of what is coming next.
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Round 2 of having awesome role models come visit our classroom today! These high school athletes are members of the Robinson Athletic Leadership Council. Thank y’all for being so great with these 4th graders💙📚@RISgreatness@robinsonisd@risdHS@rosscaraway
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